The 2025 Sentry Tournament of Champions wrapped up with Hideki Matsuyama setting a new record and claiming victory in this prestigious event, held annually at the Plantation Course in Kapalua, Hawaii. Matsuyama finished at 35-under-par 257, breaking the previous record of 34-under-par and dominating the field with his stellar play.
In the final round, Matsuyama shot an impressive eight-under-par 65, marking only his second bogey of the entire tournament. His performance was consistent, with the Japanese golfer showcasing his skill and mental toughness throughout the four days. With this victory, Matsuyama earned his 11th career PGA Tour win, further solidifying his position among the elite players in golf.
Collin Morikawa finished in second place, just three strokes behind Matsuyama, with a commendable performance that kept him in contention throughout the tournament. Despite the stiff competition, Matsuyama’s record-breaking performance stood out as the key highlight.
The Sentry Tournament of Champions offered a substantial $15 million purse, with Matsuyama taking home a winner’s share of $2.7 million. The tournament’s setting at the breathtaking Plantation Course provided a challenging yet picturesque backdrop, with players enjoying the favorable Hawaiian weather and the course’s unique design.
As the PGA Tour moves forward, discussions are already underway about potential changes to the FedEx Cup finale format. However, the 2025 Sentry Tournament of Champions has set a high bar for the season, delivering a thrilling conclusion and showcasing the exceptional talent and competitive nature of the players. Fans can expect more exciting moments as the tour progresses, with new challengers poised to emerge and make their mark on the sport.
