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The 2025 Sentry tournament concludes on Sunday with the final round taking place at Kapalua’s Plantation Course in Hawaii. Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa are the frontrunners of the tournament, with Matsuyama leading at 27 under par and Morikawa one shot behind at 26 under par. Thomas Detry trails behind in third place at 22 under par. Matsuyama’s performance in this tournament has broken records as he now holds the lowest score in relation to par in PGA Tour history. The competition in the final round is heating up as Matsuyama and Morikawa battle it out for the victory. The…

PGA Tour player directors, Adam Scott and Peter Malnati, are discussing potential changes to the Tour Championship to maintain or increase entertainment while providing legitimacy to the season-long FedEx Cup race. Several pros have expressed dissatisfaction with the current Starting Strokes model in place at East Lake, with Scottie Scheffler even calling the format “silly.” The PGA Tour is reported to be considering revamping the Tour Championship into a bracket-style event, but some players, including Scott, are unsure about the idea of switching to match play after a season of stroke play. Scott stated that he is open-minded to exploring…

Golf is a sport that is full of unique actions, and one of the most recent examples of this was seen at The Sentry tournament, where Viktor Hovland showcased his ‘double-pump’ golf swing. Hovland, a multiple-time PGA Tour winner, was playing in his first event of 2025 and stood at four-under-par through his first 31 holes. The moment that caused the biggest reaction was at the driveable par 4 14th, where Hovland used his double-pump swing to great effect. This unique movement may seem unconventional, but Hovland has explained that he uses it strategically in certain situations on the course.…

The final round of the 2025 Sentry is underway at Kapalua Resort’s Plantation course in Hawaii, with Hideki Matsuyama and Collin Morikawa leading the pack. Matsuyama and Morikawa both shot 11-under 62s on Saturday, putting them at 27 and 26 under, respectively, four shots ahead of the rest of the field. Matsuyama’s performance comes as no surprise, given his success on Bermudagrass and past victories at the Sony Open. Morikawa, on the other hand, is hot on Matsuyama’s heels after matching his incredible performance on Saturday. For Sunday’s final round, Matsuyama and Morikawa will tee off at 3:08 p.m. ET…

Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton made headlines last year in the golfing world when they both decided to move to LIV Golf. Rahm, who made the switch in December of 2023 with a nine-figure deal, has faced rumors of regret surrounding his decision to leave the PGA Tour. Reports from various media outlets, including Golf Digest and the New York Post, have suggested that Rahm may be unhappy with his move to LIV. In response, Rahm has adamantly denied these claims, stating that there is "zero validity" to the rumors of regret. In a story by the Daily Mail, Hatton…

Collin Morikawa, a professional golfer, has recently implemented a new pre-shot routine during the Sentry tournament. Despite not winning in 2024, Morikawa finished second at the Tour Championship and achieved eight top-10 finishes. Interestingly, he achieved this success despite experiencing his worst ball-striking year on the PGA Tour, finishing 44th in strokes gained: approach. During the offseason, Morikawa took advantage of eight weeks off to experiment with his game, leading to the development of a new pre-shot routine. Morikawa’s new routine involves a Sam Snead-esque addition where he opens his lead hip and drives his right knee to mimic his…

Will Zalatoris has made significant changes to his body in the past four months, adding 20 pounds of muscle to improve his golf game. This transformation has been a result of a workout program with performance expert Damon Goddard and a specific diet that consisted of 200 grams of protein and 3,000-4,500 calories per day. Zalatoris explains that he needed to gain weight to provide stability to his back, which has been prone to injuries since turning pro in 2018. By increasing his weight, he believes he can swing at top speeds with less effort, ultimately improving his performance on…

Sahith Theegala, a popular player on the PGA Tour known for his candid nature with the media and his fan club led by his family, has recently garnered attention for his unique golf bag setup. During an interview with Smylie Kaufman on NBC’s “Happy Hour with Smylie,” Theegala discussed his unconventional bag, which includes two 8-irons, a 5-wood in place of a 3-wood, a special 2-hybrid called the “Frankenhybrid,” and even a 9-wood that he uses in place of a 4-iron in certain events. The idea for Theegala’s “8-plus-iron” came about when he expressed his dislike for the number 7…