Matsuyama wins The Sentry on Maui; breaks PGA’s scoring record
Matsuyama finished at 35-under 257, the lowest 72-hole score to par in PGA Tour history. It was good for a three-stroke victory over runner-up Collin Morikawa, who shot 67. Matsuyama birdied the final hole, a par-5, to reach 35 under.
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Sentry continues to support Maui after 2023 wildfires with $1M for youth mental healthSentry Insurance announced Dec. 31 an additional $1 million donation to help support youth mental health through the Maui ...
COURTESY SENTRY INSURANCE Jason Economou, left, Maui United Way president and CEO, and Pete McPartland, Sentry’s chair and CEO, share a moment during Sentry’s announcement of an additional $1 million ...
The Sentry was the season-opening event for the PGA Tour. And while the vibe might have been chill on the Plantation Course ...
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Hideki Matsuyama arrived in Maui this week with 4 putters. He might leave with a record-setting victoryAt 32, Matsuyama is accustomed to a white-hot spotlight and a first victory at Kapaula and second in Hawaii (he won the ’22 ...
Sentry Insurance reiterated its commitment not only to its annual golf tournament in Kapalua but also to the Maui community ...
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Hoge, a native of Fargo, North Dakota, drained 130 feet worth of putts and carded a 9-under 64, which is good for a one ...
Wade Stettner, PGA Tour meteorologist, joins Guy Hagi with an outlook of this week's weather on Maui.
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