The final day of the season’s first signature event is almost here. With Hideki Matsuyama leading after the third round. He is the top prospect of getting his first victory of the season at the Sentry. The best performance he recorded was at the 2018 edition, where he was runner-up. However, the impressive performance seems to have him on the better side compared to other golfers. After three rounds, he yielded 11 birdies.

Not far away, Collin Morikawa and Sungjae Im also recorded 9 birdies and an eagle to stay close to the top spot. Morikawa has been an outstanding performer in the last five editions as he finished in the top 7s. This year, he will be aiming to lift the trophy. Though, apart from the competition among the golfers, the weather will also play a crucial role. With three rounds offering a mix of cloudy, sunny, and windy days. The deciding day is the most important one of the event.

While visibility-wise, the day will be ideal for golf, with sunny weather throughout. However, golfers will have to deal with the wind, as it is not going to be an easy one on the last day. As per the weather report of AccuWeather, the wind will be flowing in the south direction at the speed of 9 mph. Even the gust would be around 21 mph, making it tougher for the professionals on the course.

With 18% cloud coverage, the chances of rain are scarce at 1%, a sigh of relief for the fans and players. Along with it, the temperature will also be pleasant, ranging from 69 degrees to 82.4 degrees Fahrenheit at peak. Irrespective of the weather conditions, the professionals will have to showcase the best of their skill set to clinch the title and get ahead of others from the beginning. Apart from the title, there is a grand prize for the winner of the Sentry 2025.

What is at stake at the Sentry 2025?

The limited field event of the best names offers a great chance of leading the money board as well as the FedExCup rankings. The winner of the tournament will get a great share of the whopping prize pot of $20 million. Along with that, 700 FedExCup points.

Out of the $20 million pot, the winner will get $3.6 million, while the runner-up will get $2.16 million. From the third position, the prize will drop to $1.3 million. However, each participant will get some bonus for the purse as the 59th positioned player will earn $48,000, which is the least.

With almost 20% of the share of a total year of winning at stake for the winner. The final day will decide who will take home the whopping price and 700 points to lead the FedExCup standings for this season. Who do you think will take the title this year? Can Hideki Matsuyama continue his brilliant play on the course on the last day? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below.