After the season-opening event in Maui, the PGA Tour heads to Oahu for the Sony Open in Hawaii 2026, one of the most traditional stops on the early-season calendar. Known for low scores, tight fairways, and a strong field of stars and rising talents, the Sony Open offers fans a different challenge and another chance to see elite golf in paradise.
Where is the Sony Open in Hawaii played?
The Sony Open in Hawaii is played at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, Oahu.
- Course: Waialae Country Club
- Par: 70
- Yardage: Approximately 7,044 yards
Waialae is a classic, tree-lined course that rewards accuracy over power, often producing winning scores well into double digits under par.
Sony Open in Hawaii 2026 schedule
The Sony Open in Hawaii 2026 is scheduled to take place from Thursday, January 8 through Sunday, January 11, 2026, following the opening event of the PGA Tour season.
- Thursday, Jan. 8: Round 1
- Friday, Jan. 9: Round 2
- Saturday, Jan. 10: Round 3
- Sunday, Jan. 11: Final Round
Who is playing the Sony Open in Hawaii?
Unlike team-based tournaments, the Sony Open features a full-field individual competition, typically with 144 players.
The field usually includes top PGA Tour stars who skipped or played limited events in the fall, players coming off strong performances at the season opener in Hawaii and past champions and emerging talents looking for early FedEx Cup points.
The tournament is known for attracting a deep, competitive field rather than just a handful of superstars.
Where to watch the Sony Open in Hawaii 2026?
Fans can watch the Sony Open in Hawaii 2026 live across multiple platforms in the United States:
- TV: Golf Channel and CBS
- Streaming: PGA Tour Live and network streaming apps
Coverage typically begins earlier in the day on Golf Channel, with CBS broadcasting the final rounds over the weekend.
The Sony Open in Hawaii 2026 continues the PGA Tour’s island swing with four days of competitive golf at Waialae Country Club. With a strong field, fan-friendly viewing times, and beautiful scenery, the event remains a favorite among players and fans alike – and a perfect way to keep the new golf season rolling in January.
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