Hideki Matsuyama has a shot at history on Sunday in Maui – and an 11th PGA Tour title.
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The first tournament of the new year also has a serious payday, as well keeper also has the distinction of being the first of eight Signature Events on the PGA Tour in 2025.
It’s a very good way to start things off you are a top 60 player: a week in paradise, no cuts and a golf course that’s yielding dozens of birdies.
Hideki Matsuyama is on track to challenge the scoring record Cameron Smith set at Kapalua’s Plantation course in 2022, where his memorable battle with Jon Rahm brought him to a record 34 under par. Matsuyama’s 54-hole record is 27 under, thanks to a round of 11-under par 62 on Saturday.
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This is quite impressive. But like Smith, Matsuyama also has a close following. Collin Morikawa is just one shot back at 26-under after he also shot 62 on Saturday. The top two winners have been split from the group ahead of Sunday’s final round. Thomas Detry is their closest peer, at 22 years old.
In addition to a possible new entry in the PGA Tour record books, Matsuyama, Morikawa and the rest of the field are also chasing a sweet bag. A whopping $20 million is up for grabs on Sunday. Below, you can see how it all breaks down.
The guard’s bag, the winner’s share
Earnings: $3.6 million
2: $2.16 million
3: $1.36 million
4: $975,000
5: $815,000
6: $735,000
7: $682,500
8: $630,000
9: $590,000
10: $550,000
11: $510,000
12: $470,000
13: $430,000
14: $390,000
15: $370,000
16: $350,000
17: $330,000
18: $310,000
19: $290,000
20: $270,000
21: $252,000
22: $236,000
23: $220,000
24: $204,000
25: $188,000
26: $172,000
27: $163,000
28: $155,000
29: $148,000
30: $141,000
31: $134,000
32: $127,000
33: $120,000
34: $115,000
35: $110,000
36: $105,000
37: $100,000
38: $95,000
39: $91,000
40: $87,000
41: $83,000
42: $79,000
43: $75,000
44: $71,000
45: $67,000
46: $63,000
47: $61,000
48: $59,000
49: $57,000
50: $55,000
51: $54,000
52: $53,000
53: $52,000
54: $51,000
55: $50,000
56: $49,500
57: $49,000
58: $48,500
59: $48,000
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