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2026 Sony Open TV schedule, coverage: Where to watch season's first PGA Tour event

The 2026 PGA Tour season gets underway this week in Hawaii at the Sony Open, a week after the traditional starting event, The Sentry, was canceled due to course concerns.

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2026 Sony Open: Expert picks, betting odds and PGA Tour predictions

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Sony Open leaderboard: PGA Tour updates, Round 2 scores, how to watch

Canada’s Nick Taylor part of 5-way tie atop Sony Open

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Nick Taylor remains tied atop 2026 Sony Open leaderboard eyeing defense of title entering weekend in Hawai'i

A windy day in Honolulu saw Waialae Country Club show some teeth in Friday's second round of the Sony Open, with tougher scoring conditions condensing the top of the leaderboard and sending some big n...

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Nick Taylor retains share of lead in title defense at Sony Open

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Defending champion Nick Taylor fires opening-round 62, tied for Sony Open in Hawaii lead

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Riley, defending champ Taylor part of 5-way tie in Sony Open

Davis Riley thrived in the difficult conditions in the morning, birdieing the par-5 18th for a 64 and a share of the lead.

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Defending champion Taylor in leading bunch at Sony Open

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Nick Taylor tied atop 2026 Sony Open leaderboard eyeing defense of title in Hawai'i

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Golfer To Watch This Weekend at the Sony Open

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From Scottie Scheffler to slow play, five storylines for the 2026 PGA Tour season

The PGA Tour returns this week at the Sony Open in Hawaii and Max Schreiber offers some key components that will define the 2026 season.

2026 Sony Open best bets, DFS plays: Russell Henley headlines field for first PGA Tour event

Russell Henley is the betting favorite at the Sony Open this week. Harry How / The PGA Tour season kicks off this week in Honolulu at the 2026 Sony Open. The 120-man field will be teeing it up at Waialae Country Club,

Brooks Koepka reinstated by PGA Tour through 'Returning Member Program,' set to play Farmers Insurance Open

Koepka will pay a $5 million charitable contribution and miss out on $50 million to $85 million in potential earnings in his return to the PGA Tour after departing LIV Golf