How much did each player win at Sentry?

The first Signature Event in Hawaii, attended by 59 players, was an opportunity to start the new year with a very nice check. A habit for Hideki Matsuyama.

In addition to setting the record for the lowest score ever in a PGA Tour tournament, Hideki Matsuyama pocketed his third check for $3.6 million in less than 12 months!

After the Genesis Invitational and the FedEx St Jude Championship in 2024, the Japanese won the inaugural tournament of the 2025 season by beating Collin Morikawa who collects the places of honor in this event. Second in 2023 after a catastrophic final round, fifth last year, the Californian still has to settle for runner-up.

1. Hideki Matsuyama $3.6 million

2. Collin Morikawa $2.16 million

3. Sungjae Im $1.36 million

4. Jonathan Vegas $975,000

T5. Ludvig Aberg $744,166.70
Corey Conners
Thomas Detry

T8. Sam Burns $550,000
Maverick McNealy
Cameron Young
Tom Hoge
Harry Hall

T13. Taylor Pendrith $410,000
Cam Davis

T15. Robert MacIntyre $292,000
Aaron Rai
Austin Eckroat
Keegan Bradley
Tony Controversy
Wyndham Clark
Patrick Cantlay
Adam Scott
Sepp Straka

T24. Matt Fitzpatrick $196,000
Max Greyserman

T26. Max Homa $163,333.33
Justin Thomas
Will Zalatoris

29. Adam Hadwin $148,000

T30. Russell Henley $137,500
Xander Schauffele

T32. Nico Echavarria $118,000
Byeong Hun An
Si Woo Kim
Akshay Bhatia

T36. Viktor Hovland $97,750
Stephan Jaeger
Davis Thompson
Sahith Theegala

T40. Patton Kizzire $81,000
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Jason Day
J.T. Poston

T44. Chris Kirk $69,000
Kevin Yu

T46. Denny McCarthy $62,000
Chris Gotterup

T48. Brice Garnett $59,000
Nick Taylor
Matthew Pavon

51. Billy Horschel $54,000

52. Eric Cole $53,000

T53. Peter Malnati $51,500
Matt McCarty

55. Nick Dunlap $50,000

56. Jake Knapp $49,500

57. Rafael Campos $49,000

58. Brian Harman $48,500

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