Hideki Matsuyama surges to lead at The Sentry on Maui
Maverick McNealy (64) moved to 14 under to join Canada’s Corey Conners (66), Belgium’s Thomas Detry (65) and Hoge (68) in a tie for third place. Detry’s highlights included reaching the green on the par-4 14th hole with his drive and sinking an 11-foot eagle putt.
Golf Digest on MSN1d
Hideki Matsuyama arrived in Maui this week with 4 putters. He might leave with a record-setting victoryAt 32, Matsuyama is accustomed to a white-hot spotlight and a first victory at Kapaula and second in Hawaii (he won the ’22 ...
PGA TOUR Coverage Begins Tonight at 6 p.m. ET, Kicking Off 3,800 Live Hours of Golf Coverage Across NBC Sports in 2025 ...
Sentry Insurance reiterated its commitment not only to its annual golf tournament in Kapalua but also to the Maui community ...
On Tuesday, Sentry announced an additional $1 million donation to Maui United Way toward the Sentry Mālama Nā Keiki initiative that sends mental health counselors to meet with youth and provide ...
According to a press release from Sentry Insurance, which has a unique bond with Maui and has been the title sponsor of The Sentry PGA Golf Tournament since 2017, the company gave an extra $1 million ...
Tom Hoge arrived in Maui this week with zero expectations. He last played competitively at the World Wide Technology ...
Golf News Net on MSN6h
2025 The Sentry final results: Prize money payout, PGA Tour leaderboard and how much each golfer wonThe Sentry final leaderboard is headed by winner Hideki Matsuyama, who earned his 11th-career PGA Tour win at Kapalua ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback