Sony Open at Hawaii Course Preview: All You Need to Know About the Waialae Country Club

As the PGA tour embarked on its new year tour, it is enjoying a relaxed beginning with a two-week swing on the picturesque island of Hawaii. After a riveting and historic weekend came to an end with the Sentry Tournament of Champions last week, its shifting base to the capital city of Honolulu, for the first full-field event of the season, the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii.

Beginning tomorrow, the Waialae Country Club will host the second event of the year, with a purse of $7,500,000. Some of the top professional golfers will be teeing it up, including defending champion Kevin Na, Kim Furyk, Abraham Ancer, Sungjae Im, and Hideki Matsuyama. A fun-filled week can be expected ahead, with hopefully a lot of history being created.

Everything about the Sony Open venue

The Waialae Country Club is a par 70, 7044 yard Seth Raynor designed old course in Honolulu. It has been host to PGA Tour’s Sony Open since 1965. In 2017, Tim Doak restored the course that is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and Koolau mountain range. The scenic beauty boasts of tailored and trimmed grass with majestic mountains and calm sea waters as the backdrop.

Wind poses the most challenges on the flat coastal course, providing one of the only, yet most difficult, natural obstacles. Moreover, 19-under is the average winning score across the previous ten editions of the event. Additionally, Justin Thomas

holds both the records– the 18-hole and the 72-hole- with a score of 59 and 253, created in 2017.Read More- The Ridiculous Amount of Things You Can Buy With Tiger Woods’ Insane Net Worth: 200 Million Golf Balls, PNC Purse for 737 Years, and More

Thankfully, the weather is supposed to be mostly sunny throughout the week, with an exception of some clouds predicted on Friday. In addition, Thursday to Sunday expects a wind speed of between 6 mph to 10 mph. So hopefully, it will prove to be a challenging week for the players!

Complete Yardage for the Waialae Country Club, Hawaii

Here is the complete break-down of the 7044 yard, 70-par course-

Hole	Par	Yards	Hole	Par	Yards
1	4	488	10	4	353
2	4	426	11	3	196
3	4	423	12	4	446
4	3	203	13	4	478
5	4	466	14	4	433
6	4	459	15	4	396
7	3	167	16	4	417
8	4	459	17	3	189
9	5	510	18	5	551

Are you ready for the next stop? Who do you think will reign supreme?

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