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Former Winners   2025: Nick Taylor (-16) (DG rank: 176) over Nico Echavarria (-16) Scoring Average: -1.32 Odds: Taylor (110/1) 2024: Grayson Murray (-17) (DG rank: 258) over Keegan Bradley, Byeong Hun An (-17) Scoring Average: -1.31 Odds: Murray (400/1) 2023: Si Woo Kim (-18) (DG rank: 75) over Hayden Buckley (-17) Scoring Average: -1.34 Odds: Kim (50/1) 2022: Hideki Matsuyama (-23) (DG rank: 20) over Russell Henley (-23) Scoring Average: -2.08 Odds: Matsuyama (18/1) 2021: Ke

The No. 1 one issue I have with these Hawaii tournaments is that Windfinder doesn’t provide an hour-to-hour forecast. With that being said, I back checked with my other weather sites and I do think there is a decent likelihood that one side of the wave could see an advantage over the other. The issue that I’m seeing is that there is nothing entirely conclusive leading me towards one versus the other. Thursday morning appears a little rainy and with calm winds. Thursday aftern

While I was thoroughly excited for last week’s Sentry tournament, it pales in comparison to how I feel about the Sony Open from a betting and fantasy perspective. Call me old-fashioned, but I’m a sucker for a full-field event with a cut, which is exactly what we have on our hands this week. It also helps that this tournament has been kind to me over the years. Three years ago, I won the Pat Mayo Experience Open and finished second in the $33 Single Entry. I was still in my ea