Chris Gotterup is becoming a star on the PGA Tour. The 26-year-old, and former Haskins Award winner, captured his third PGA Tour win Sunday at the Sony Open in Hawaii. He blitzed Waialae Country Club on Sunday, shooting 6-under 64 to top Ryan Gerard by two shots.

The 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii tees off the PGA Tour season at Waialae Country Club with a deep 120-player field, offering an early test amid beautiful but challenging Honolulu conditions.

The third round of the 2026 Sony Open saw players again challenged by windy conditions in Honolulu, Hawai'i, and with 18 holes left to play, Davis Riley has taken the solo lead at Waialae Country Club.

The first PGA Tour event of 2026 is through 54 holes. Who's leading? Who's giving chase? Get caught up right here.

T24. Jordan Spieth, $72,475 Maverick McNealy, $72,475 Patton Kizzire, $72,475 Kensei Hirata, $72,475 Bud Cauley, $72,475 Adrien Dumon de Chassart, $72,475 Correy Conners, $72,475

McNealy, Gotterup and Griffin pick up where they left off in 2025, as all three enjoyed career years on Tour and are off to a quality start to their 2026 campaign. Griffin stumbled on Friday to a 71, falling a bit off the pace after a hot first round, but he'll be a serious threat on the weekend right alongside McNealy and Gotterup.

The 2026 Sony Open is offering a $9.1 million purse. Here’s the full breakdown of payouts. At last, the PGA Tour is back, and its Hawaiian kickoff this year lands at the Sony Open. It’s offering a $9.1 million purse, with $1.638 million to the winner.

The Pay-1 deal will roll out gradually, with Netflix having full global licensing rights to Sony titles by early 2029.

Sony’s latest horror entry arrived in theaters with strong forecasts, but early box office numbers tell a different story. Despite projections that it could lead the holiday weekend, the film’s opening fell well below expectations.

Sony has launched a LinkBuds Fit Hatsune Miku Limited Edition bundle that blends its fitness-focused true wireless earbuds with one of Japan’s most famous virtual pop stars. The collaboration, which first appeared in Japan last year, has now rolled out more broadly and includes Australia as part of Sony’s regional release plans.