The 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii welcomes golf enthusiasts to the stunning shores of Oahu for a week of world-class competition and tropical splendor. Held at the picturesque Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, this tournament offers players and fans alike the chance to experience the beauty and excitement of golf in paradise.
Renowned for its lush fairways, swaying palm trees, and panoramic ocean views, Waialae Country Club provides a breathtaking backdrop for the Sony Open. The meticulously manicured course challenges players with its strategic layout and subtle nuances, rewarding precision and shot-making skills throughout the week.
As one of the premier events on the PGA Tour, the Sony Open attracts a strong field of players eager to kick off the new year with a victory in paradise. With past champions, rising stars, and international talent all vying for the title, competition is sure to be fierce as players navigate the challenging course and unpredictable coastal winds.
Off the course, the Sony Open offers a festive atmosphere, with fans treated to a variety of activities and entertainment options. From traditional Hawaiian music and dance performances to local cuisine and cultural exhibits, there's something for everyone to enjoy as they soak in the island vibe and hospitality.
With its blend of sporting excellence, natural beauty, and aloha spirit, the 2024 Sony Open in Hawaii promises to captivate audiences and showcase the best that golf has to offer in one of the world's most enchanting destinations.
Completely Unrelated Song of the Week
Take On Me by a-ha
This week's feature is Take On Me - a-ha. Take On Me is a synth-pop classic by the Norwegian band a-ha, released in 1984. Featuring its iconic music video with a blend of live-action and pencil-drawn animation, the song became a global smash hit, topping charts around the world and earning a permanent place in pop culture.
Betting Preview
Ludvig Aberg opens as the favorite at +1400, a fairly high number for the favorite. I'm looking for value in this tournament, and my eyes are on both Russell Henley and Brian Harman at +2000 to bring home the trophy. Enjoy the final tournament in Hawaii before heading to the west coast!
The Field
Ludvig Åberg +1200
Tyrrell Hatton +1600
Matt Fitzpatrick +1600
Russell Henley +2200
Brian Harman +2500
Will Zalatoris +3000
Corey Conners +3300
Cam Davis +3500
Eric Cole +3500
Chris Kirk +3500
Byeong Hun An +4000
J.T. Poston +4000
Sahith Theegala +4500
Denny McCarthy +4500
Si Woo Kim +4500
Hideki Matsuyama +4500
Matt Kuchar +4500
Justin Rose +4500
Brendon Todd +5000
Harris English +5500
Akshay Bhatia +5500
Stephan Jaeger +6000
Adam Hadwin +6000
Alex Noren +6500
J.J. Spaun +6500
Adam Svensson +7000
Andrew Putnam +7000
Keith Mitchell +7000
Keegan Bradley +7500
Lucas Glover +7500
Ben Griffin +8000
Matt Wallace +8000
Aaron Rai +8000
Gary Woodland +9000
Taylor Pendrith +9000
Billy Horschel +9000
Taylor Montgomery +9000
Emiliano Grillo +10000
Adrien Dumont de Chassart +10000
Kurt Kitayama +10000
Ryan Palmer +11000
Davis Thompson +11000
Webb Simpson +11000
Luke List +11000
Patrick Rodgers +11000
Justin Suh +11000
Ben Kohles +11000
Vincent Norrman +11000
K.H. Lee +12000
Alex Smalley +12000
Ryo Hisatsune +12000
Erik van Rooyen +12000
Nick Taylor +12000
Tom Hoge +12000
Jake Knapp +12000
S.H. Kim +12000
Austin Eckroat +12000
Alexander Björk +12000
Mark Hubbard +12000
Davis Riley +15000
Nick Hardy +15000
Michael Kim +15000
Doug Ghim +15000
Vince Whaley +15000
Ryan Moore +15000
Garrick Higgo +15000
Robert MacIntyre +15000