Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama has won a tournament on the PGA Tour for the eighth time, breaking the record for golf professionals from Asia.
The Masters winner prevailed in Honolulu in the jump-off with an eagle against Russell Henley at the first attempt.
After the four rounds, both pros in Hawaii had 257 shots. In the last nine holes, 29-year-old Matsuyama caught up five strokes behind. “I got rolling,” he said. Alongside Matsuyama, South Korean KJ Choi also has eight wins on the North American professional tour.
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