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

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2026 Sony Open: How to watch the golf tournament, tee times, streaming schedule and more

Chris Gotterup Secures 3rd Career Win at Sony Open

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Sony Open purse, money earned by winner Chris Gotterup, top finishers

Chris Gotterup opened the 2026 PGA Tour season with a big victory in the Sony Open. Here is how much every golfer earned in Hawaii.

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REACTION: Chris Gotterup Secures 3rd Career Win at Sony Open

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Chris Gotterup reveals hidden bonus from Sony Open win that could pay off big

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Chris Gotterup runs pulls away from field to win 2026 Sony Open, first tournament of PGA Tour season

The first tournament of the 2026 PGA Tour season produced a winner who has made a habit of raising trophies in his limited time on the circuit.

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Chris Gotterup wins Sony Open to start 2026 PGA Tour season

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Gotterup shoots 64 to win Sony Open in Hawaii

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Here's why Chris Gotterup was already thinking about retirement after winning the Sony Open

Eligible players who play in at least 15 events can bank $4,800 for every cut made, and if they make 15 cuts or more that amount doubles.

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Chris Gotterup opens PGA Tour season with Sony Open win

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Sony Open in Hawaii live leaderboard updates: Chris Gotterup moves ahead

Davis Riley takes lead at 2026 Sony Open in Hawai'i as Nick Taylor falls back in defense of title

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.

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Colt Knost elevated to CBS Sports' booth for 2026 golf coverage

CBS Sports is elevating former PGA Tour player Colt Knost into its booth for the network’s upcoming golf coverage. Knost, 40, has been working with the CBS golf team since 2019 as an on-course reporter, joining the network full-time in 2021. He is best ...