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Hideki Matsuyama wins 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii

By Photos by Craig T. Kojima

Jan. 17, 2022

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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
10/18
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
12/18
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
13/18
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
14/18
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
16/18
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
17/18
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.
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Hideki Matsuyama and Russell Henley faced off in a sudden-death playoff hole on Sunday to determine the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii winner in front of the largest gallery at Waialae Country Club in more than a decade. Looking directly into the sun for his second shot on the first sudden-death hole, the defending Masters champion couldn’t see where his second shot from 276 yards into the par-5 18th landed, but the gallery let him know he was on the cusp of victory.

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