On the ninth hole at the Sony Open in Hawaii, the former Masters champion hit an iffy tee shot, but it was his driver that ended up being the truly errant projectile. Matsuyama lost grip of the club on his follow through, sending it into the observers' area.

It was another Signature victory for Hideki Matsuyama and an all-time PGA Tour record. Matusyama, the stoic, slow-swinging native of Japan, birdied the par-5 18th hole of the Kapalua Plantation Course in Maui, Hawaii on Sunday on an 8-foot putt to set the ...

Hideki Matsuyama accidentally hit his driver into the crowd while playing at the Sony Open in Hawaii. The Japanese golfer teed off at the ongoing PGA Tour event this week. The tournament started ...

Englands Harry Hall and Tom Hoge are off to hot starts in the Aloha State; they are among six players tied for the first-round lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii; watch the Sony Open on Sky Sports Golf

Ten players within two shots of each other at the top of a competitive leaderboard in Hawaii; top five after second round have never won on PGA Tour; watch the concluding rounds from the Sony Open on

Considering the horrified reaction to the tee shot, you might be surprised to learn that Matsuyama actually birdied this hole, which goes to show that it doesn't matter what your swing looks like as long as you make solid contact. And while holding a pose looks cool, it doesn't ensure the ball lands in the fairway.

The Farmers Insurance Open is the fourth tournament in the PGA Tour roster after the American Express which was won by Sepp Straka with a score of 25 under.

Mao Matsuyama is playing this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii on a sponsor exemption after ... heightened in a Tuesday practice round alongside Hideki Matsuyama. The elder Matsuyama, winner of ...

We’ve had one Signature Event, a runaway victory by Hideki Matsuyama, and one Full Field ... questions and answers as we say aloha to Hawaii. The incoming U.S. Ryder Cup captain has remained ...

KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Hideki Matsuyama is off to a record-breaking start to the new PGA Tour season. The Japanese star made an 8-foot birdie putt on the final hole at The Sentry to break the ...

HONOLULU (AP) Five shots behind at the turn, Hideki Matsuyama figured all he could do was keep his head down and try to stay in the game Sunday in the Sony Open. And when he finally looked up ...

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler said Monday that he has yet to determine if he will be able to make his season debut at next week's AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.