SportingbetBlogUSAGolfA betting preview for the Sony Open in Hawaii which takes place at Wai’alae Country Club, Honolulu from Thursday 14th to Sunday 17th January courtesy of BetXChange

 

 

 

 

Golf: PGA Tour – Sony Open in Hawaii

Venue: Wai’alae Country Club, Honolulu, Hawaii
Dates: Thursday 14th – Sunday 17th January 2021

Tournament Preview

The PGA Tour is starting to get up ahead of steam in 2021 and the Hawaii swing continues with the Sony Open. Originally known as the Hawaiian Open, it has been coined the Sony Open since 1999 and it continues to attract a stellar field. Previous winners of the event include Justin Thomas, Ernie Els and Vijay Singh, testament to the prestige and importance placed on the Sony Open within the PGA Tour calendar. With a prize fund of $6.6 million and with almost $1.2 million going to the winner of the event, the stakes are high in Hawaii this week and it promises to be a fascinating 4 days of golf.

Betting Preview

Outright Winner

The Sony Open has attracted a very strong field to Hawaii and there will be plenty of household names wanting to take home the spoils:-

Webb Simpson – 14.00

A pillar of consistency, Webb Simpson continues to be one of the men to beat on the PGA Tour and with no missed cuts since June 2020 – he could be a leading contender in Honolulu this week.

Collin Morikawa – 16.00

World number 5 Collin Morikawa looked in good nick last week with his top 10 finish at the Sentry Tournament of Champions and he will be looking to add to his growing tournament win tally here.

Daniel Berger – 16.00

Emerging American Daniel Berger has enjoyed a consistent 12 months on the PGA Tour and sits 13th in the world rankings as a result and he will be looking to back up his 10th place showing last time out.

Joaquin Niemann – 25.00

Chilean Joaquin Niemann has been gradually making his presence felt on the PGA Tour over the past 12 months and he was edged out in a play-off at the Sentry Tournament of Champions last weekend.

Kevin Kisner – 33.00

Kevin Kisner has finished in the top 5 at this event previously and after a solid 2020 he will be looking to get off to a flying start in 2021 in favourable conditions.

1st Round Leader

Getting off to a flyer in the Hawaiian sun could be essential this week and there are plenty of big names that will be hoping to do just that:-

Abraham Ancer – 40.00

Mexican superstar Abraham Ancer has an electrifying game, and he will be hoping to get off to a flying start in Hawaii this week after a tough outing at the Sentry Tournament of Champions.

Cameron Smith – 40.00

Australian Cameron Smith is the defending champion at the Sony Open and he will be relishing the opportunity to get going again in the Hawaiian sun.

Brendon Todd – 60.00

Despite fading out of contention on the final day last weekend, Brendon Todd found some form at the Sentry Tournament of Champions and he could carry that across Hawaii this week.

Top 10 Finish

With so many quality players assembled here in Hawaii, getting into the winning enclosure could be tough but there are plenty of candidates to finish in the top ten come Sunday:-

Sergio Garcia – 2.50

Spaniard Sergio Garcia enjoyed a solid week at the Sentry Tournament of Champions last time out and he could be in the mix come Sunday afternoon in Honolulu.

Jason Kokrak – 4.50

After finishing 2020 in fine form, many expect Jason Kokrak to kick on in 2021 and he should relish the quick playing conditions in Hawaii this week.

Emiliano Grillo – 5.00

Argentinian Emiliano Grillo has been slowly regaining form once more in the biggest events on the PGA Tour and he could be a good value punt to finish in the top 10 this weekend.

BetXChange Best Bets:

Outright Winner: Collin Morikawa – 16.00

1st Round Leader:  Abraham Ancer – 40.00

Top Ten Finish: Sergio Garcia – 2.50

 

Note, odds quoted are subject to change

 

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