This week marks the PGA Tour’s second event of the season, but first full-field tournament at it remains in Hawaii for the Sony Open. Taking the flight from Maui to Honolulu was Hideki Matsuyama, the record-setting victor from The Sentry last week at Kapalua.

Sony Open in Hawaii, scheduled from January 9 to 12 at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, is a prominent event on the PGA Tour calendar. This tournament not only offers pla

Australian Open, tennis's first major tournament of the calendar year, officially begins in Melbourne on Sunday, Jan. 12, with the coverage in the United States starting Saturday night. The top tennis stars in the world will travel to Australia to compete for a trophy,

Hideki Matsuyama captured The Sentry in record-setting fashion, shooting 35 under for the week and setting a new record for score in relation to par and most birdies or better (35) in a single PGA Tour event. He topped Collin Morikawa by three shots, and his worst round of the week was an 8-under 65, which he did three times.

From tee times to TV and streaming information, here's everything you need to know for the second round of the 2025 Sony Open.

Hideki Matsuyama is $3.6 million richer after winning last week's Sentry, the PGA Tour Signature event at Kapalua, in Maui, Hawaii that opened the Tour season. He and 34 other players at Kapalua are now in Honolulu this week to try and add to their head start on the Tour money list.

The PGA Tour's Hawaiian Swing makes its second stop this week at the Sony Open, at the historic Waialae Country Club. Last week's winner at The Sentry, Hideki Matsuyama, leads 35 players who competed at the short-field opening event in Maui and are making the quick hop to Honolulu for the first full-field tournament of the season.