2025 Sony Open in Hawaii odds and best bets explored

The Sony Open in Hawaii is the next stop on the PGA Tour and the first full-field event of the 2025 season. The tournament will be played January 9-12 at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu.

Hideki Matsuyama is the top-ranked player in the field at the Sony Open in Hawaii and the favorite to win according to most sports prediction sites. FanDuel Sportsbook gives the Japanese +900 odds, 500 points ahead of the second-ranked player.

2025 Sony Open in Hawaii odds and best bets

Below are the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii odds according to FanDuel. Only the top 60 (plus ties) are included:

Hideki Matsuyama +900
Corey Conners +1400
Tom Kim +2000
Russell Henley +2000
Keegan Bradley +2500
Byeong Hun An +2800
Maverick McNealy +2800
Robert MacIntyre +3000
Si Woo Kim +3000
Luke Clanton +3000
Sahith Theegala +3300
J.T. Poston +3500
Austin Eckroat +3500
Taylor Pendrith +3500
Kurt Kitayama +4000
Davis Thompson +4000
Sepp Straka +5000
Daniel Berger +5000
Harry Hall +5000
Ben Griffin +5000
Denny McCarthy +5000
Chris Kirk +5500
Brian Harman +5500
Cam Davis +6000
Mackenzie Hughes +6000
Thomas Detry +6500
Michael Thorbjornsen +7000
Andrew Novak +7000
Tom Hoge +7000
Stephan Jaeger +7500
Harris English +7500
Doug Ghim +8000
Matt Kuchar +8000
Eric Cole +8000
Billy Horschel +8000
Seamus Power +9000
Andrew Putnam +9000
Nick Dunlap +9000
Patrick Fishburn +10000
Lucas Glover +10000
Nico Echavarria +10000
J.J. Spaun +11000
Chandler Phillips +11000
Adam Hadwin +11000
Nick Taylor +11000
Mac Meissner +11000
Adam Svensson +11000
Joe Highsmith +11000
C.T. Pan +12000
Emiliano Grillo +12000
Sam Stevens +12000
Michael Kim +12000
Max McGreevy +12000
Mark Hubbard +12000
Rico Hoey +12000
Patrick Rodgers +12000
Taylor Moore +12000
Keith Mitchell +12000
Matt McCarty +15000
Takumi Kanaya +15000
Gary Woodland +15000
Lee Hodges +15000
Patton Kizzire +15000
Justin Lower +15000

Hideki Matsuyama will arrive at the Sony Open in Hawaii fresh off his victory at The Sentry. He will be looking to become just the third player in history to win the so-called Hawaii Double in the same season (Justin Thomas 2017, Ernie Els 2003).

The Sony Open in Hawaii is one of the oldest tournaments still played on the PGA Tour. It began in 1927 as the Hawaii Open, although it has been part of the main American circuit's calendar since 1965. However, some editions prior to that date are recognized as PGA Tour victories.

One of the most significant performances reported at the event was that of Justin Thomas in 2017. On his way to winning that edition, Thomas set aggregate records for 18 holes (59), 36 holes (123), 54 holes (188) and 72 holes (253).

The tournament's 2025 edition will have a purse of $8.7 million, up $400,000 from last year. The winner's share will be $1,566,000, $72,000 more than Grayson Murray received for winning the 2024 edition.

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