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Matsuyama sets the target at Kapalua

Hideki Matsuyama leads the PGA Tour season opener at Kapalua with an 8-under 65, maintaining a one-shot lead going into the weekend.
Collin Morikawa trails Matsuyama by seven shots, having posted a 65, marking his eighth score of 65 or better at Kapalua since 2020.
The field averaged a score of 68.1, with Davis Riley recording the season's first 80, while eight players shot 64 or better.
Wyndham Clark, three shots behind Matsuyama, argued that the low scores were due to player performance, not course difficulty.

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Japan Today

Matsuyama makes most of placid conditions in Hawaii

Los Angeles: Japan's Hideki Matsuyama shot an 8-under-par 65 to grab a one-stroke lead over Collin Morikawa at the PGA Tour's season-opening The Sentry tournament at Kapalua, Hawaii, yesterday. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

2 months ago·Malaysia

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Helena Independent Record

Matsuyama sets the target at Kapalua

2 months ago·Helena, United States

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Associated Press News

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Hideki Matsuyama sets the target at Kapalua and leads Collin Morikawa by 1

KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Collin Morikawa has played Kapalua enough to know that trailing Hideki Matsuyama by seven shots early in the second round was no reason to panic. Sure enough, he nearly caught up to the Japanese star on…

2 months ago·United States

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Independent Español

Hideki Matsuyama leads Collin Morikawa by 1 in Kapalua

Collin Morikawa has played enough in Kapalua to know that going seven strokes behind Hideki Matsuyama at the start of the second round was no cause for panic. Indeed, he almost hit the Japanese star on Friday at The Sentry.

2 months ago

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Sportsnet

Canada's Corey Conners tied for third after solid round in Kapalua

KAPALUA, Hawaii — Collin Morikawa has played Kapalua enough to know that trailing Hideki Matsuyama by seven shots early in the second round was no reason to panic. Sure enough, he nearly caught up to the Japanese star on Friday at The Sentry. Matsuyama played bogey-free on another gorgeous day on Maui with moderate wind, making seven birdies in a 10-hole stretch in the middle of his round and posting an 8-under 65 for a one-shot lead going into …

2 months ago·Canada

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