Sony Open in Hawaii Live

On the PGA Tour, starting the new season off, is two tournaments in Hawaii. The first one is the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, and it happens in Maui from January 6^th to the 9^th. After that, the Sony Open in Hawaii will be held. It all happens at the Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, Hawaii with a $5,500,000 purse. It runs from January 12^th through the 15^th and Mark Wilson won last year, taking home $990,000 and 500 FedEx Cup points. The following tournament will be the Humana Challenge in La Quinta, California.

Blake Adams is expected to attend this tournament as is Pat Perez. Charles Howell III will be playing as well, along with Robert Allenby and Stuart Appleby. Tim Herron is on the field along with Alex Prugh, Cameron Beckman, Matt Jones and Justin Rose. Also, Bio Kim, David Saka, Jonathan Byrd and Chris Kirk along with D.J. Brigman will be in attendance. Sign up now for access to live streaming video anywhere in the world. All you have to do is click on the links on this page and you will get instant access to streaming golf online in high quality.

Posted: 14th January 2011

The PGA Tour heads to Hawaii this week for the Sony Open in Hawaii Live, which happens to be followed by the Bob Hope Classic in La Quinta, California, January 19^th through the 23^rd. After that, is the last tournament for the PGA Tour in January, the Farmer's Insurance Open, and the start of a whole new month in the brand new 2011 season of professional golf. Click on the links on this page to watch this tournament live in high quality video from your computer. You'll get access to golf streams all year long no matter where you live.

The PGA Tour's Sony Open in Hawaii will take place at the Waialae Country Club in Honolulu, where they will play on the 7,068 yard course, at a Par 70. The prize purse for this tournament is $5,500,000 and Ryan Palmer won the tournament last year, posting a 66, which was four under, and just one stroke below Robert Allenby, who finished with a 67, for a total of 15 under 265. It was the third title that Palmer has won, the first in 2004 and the second in 2008 at the Ginn Sur Mer Classic. This tournament is also worth 500 FedEx Cup points.

Here is a look at the field for the Sony Open in Hawaii. We already know that Ryan Palmer will be back to defeind, but Blake Adams will also be playing as well as Jim Herman, Pat Perez and Robert Allenby. Ricky Barnes will be along with Dustin and Zach Johnson, Keegan Bradley, Anthongy Kim, Chad Collins, Chris DiMarco, Steve Marino, David Duval, K.J. Choi and Heath Slocum. Click on the links on this page for access to high quality video streams to your computer right from the tournament and golf live all year long.

Posted: 15th January 2010

The Sony Open in Hawaii for 2010 will be held January 11^th through the 17^th from the Waialae Country Club and this course lines the beautiful Pacific Ocean with a view of the Koko Crater, starting off the 2010 season of PGA Tour golf. This tournament traditionally kicks off the new season of professional golf for the PGA Tour and you can watch this tournament by getting your membership at the banners on this page and watching the event in high quality streaming video right from your PC or Laptop with uninterrupted streaming coverage.

This year, defending champion Zach Johnson is back to try to defend his title and he faces off against the likes of Ernie Els, K.J. Choi, Paul Azinger and Vijay Singh, all of which have won this tournament before. Choi won the event in 2008 and the 2007 winner was Paul Goydos with David Toms the year before that. Vijay Singh was the 2005 Champion and Ernie Els was before him, in 2004, as well as taking home the trophy the previous year as well. Paul Azinger was the champ all the way back in 2002. This field looks like a great one with tremendous talent already lined up.

This course is the most prestigious in all of Hawaii and it is a Par 70, one of the more difficult PGA Courses out there. The Par is split evenly with the front and the back nine, with each scoring a Par 35. It's 7,068 yards long and will be a great course for players to shine on as the tournament begins, starting off the PGA 2010 season in style. Get your membership at the banners on this page and you could be watching this event in high quality streaming video right from your computer. The PGA Sony Open in Hawaii begins on January 11^th.