Sony Open in Hawaii Jan 14-17

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Waialae CC, Honolulu, HI • Purse: $5,800,000

 

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Vijay Singh tied for early Sony Open lead at 7 under

A month away from turning 53, Vijay Singh showed Thursday in the Sony Open why he doesn't spend a lot of time with players his age.

Singh made birdie on his last two holes in gorgeous weather near the shores of Waikiki for a 7-under 63 and a share of the early lead with Ricky Barnes andMorgan Hoffmann. It was Singh's best score at Waialae by two shots and his lowest opening round in more than three years.

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Snedeker leads Sony Open through 36 holes

Brandt Snedeker holds the 36-hole lead at the Sony Open heading into the weekend atWaialae Country Club. Here’s how the second round played out in Honolulu:

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Fabian Gomez wins Sony Open in a playoff over Brandt Snedeker

Whether he was playing money games with the other caddies in Argentina or playing mini-tours on his long road to the big leagues in golf,Fabian Gomez couldn't recall ever making seven straight birdies.

He won't forget doing so Sunday in the Sony Open.

That amazing birdie streak -- with no putt longer than 12 feet -- carried him to an 8-under 62, and the 37-year-old Argentine won with his 11th birdie of the day on the second playoff hole to outlast Brandt Snedeker.


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