Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, the highest-ranked player in ... The tournament is expected to announce its 2025 home soon after being moved away from Riviera Country Club because of the deadly ...

Hideki Matsuyama has already etched his name in golf folklore for standout achievements, including being the first Asian to win the Masters Tournament in 2021 and registering 11 PGA Tour victories — ...

“I want to be one of the best golfers in the world just like Hideki Matsuyama and even go beyond that,” Mao Matsuyama said this week. “As a Japanese, I want the world to know my name and be ...

Shooting a final-round 65 on Sunday and finishing with a 35-under total over four rounds — a PGA Tour record — Hideki Matsuyama was ... The 32-year-old from Japan was in control ...

KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Hideki ... year-old Japanese star. Morikawa, determined to give it his best shot, stayed within two until he had a three-putt par on the fifth hole after Matsuyama hit ...

Hideki Matsuyama opened the PGA Tour season in record-breaking style last weekend at the Plantation Course in Kapalua, Hawaii. The Japanese star will ride a wave of birdies to Honolulu this week ...

Hideki Matsuyama looks to improve upon his 71st-place finish in 2024's tournament when he hits the links in the 2025 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at Pebble Beach Golf Links Jan. 30 - Feb. 2.

Hideki Matsuyama accidentally hit his driver into the crowd while playing at the Sony Open in Hawaii. The Japanese golfer teed off at the ongoing PGA Tour event this week. The tournament started ...

Hideki Matsuyama lost his driver in the crowd during the SONY Open. / @GolfChannel Hideki Matsuyama finished the first round of the Sony Open in Hawaii three-under, which was good enough for a 17 ...

Things have continually regressed for Hideki Matsuyama since winning the Sentry a month ago. His latest outing at Pebble Beach saw the Japanese star lose strokes on approach for the first time in six ...

Hideki Matsuyama isn’t lighting up Waialae Country ... The 32-year-old from Japan was even par on the ninth hole when he drove his ball left on the 517-yard par-5 hole. He had 182 yards to ...

Add Hideki Matsuyama to the list of players to have their names mispronounced, misidentified or flat-out butchered by a first-tee announcer. The world No. 5 was announced as "Hideekee Matsumoola ...