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6 Six consecutive top-20 finishes at the , tied most of any player since 2013. has the longest active streak of top-20 finishes at the Sony Open in Hawaii entering 2021 (6).

28’ 3” Since the start of last season, Collin Morikawa has the second-best Proximity to the hole average on approaches from 175-200 yards (min 100 attempts). Morikawa averages 28’ 3” in proximity to the hole on these approaches since the start of the 2019-20 PGA TOUR season.

188 Marc Leishman has made 188 total birdies at the Sony Open in Hawaii, second most of any player at this event since 2009 and his most in an event on TOUR.

294 Hideki Matsuyama has spent 294 weeks inside top-125 of FedExCup standings, tied-most since 2013-14 PGA TOUR season

93.75% Sergio Garcia made birdie or better on 15 of 16 par 5s last week en route to a T11 finish at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Sergio’s 93.75% birdie or better percentage on par 5s is the best of any player this season.

5 Joaquin Niemann lost in a playoff last week at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Since 2000, five of the seven players who have lost in a playoff the week before at the Sentry TOC have finished sixth or better at the Sony Open in Hawaii. (2015) won the Sony Open in Hawaii after losing to Patrick Reed at the Sentry TOC.

5 was the fifth Australian to win a PGA TOUR event in Hawaii since 1969

8 Sungjae Im has shot under par in each of his last eight consecutive Second Rounds, marking the second time in Sungjae Im’s PGA TOUR career with a streak of eight (or more) consecutive rounds under par in Round Two.

17 is 17 strokes better in his last two Sony Open in Hawaii starts (-9) compared to his first two starts at this event (+8)

5 Harris English is the fifth player this season to end a winless drought on the PGA TOUR of more than six years (7 years, 1 month, 24 days)

66.87 In his last 23 rounds, has a 66.87 stroke average at the Sony Open in Hawaii, 3.17 strokes better than his 70.04 stroke average in his first 23 rounds at this event. Kuchar is 73 total strokes better in his last 23 rounds (-72) than in his first 23 rounds at the Sony Open in Hawaii (+1).

93.06% hit a field leading 93.06% of his greens in regulation en route to his T21 finish at last week’s Sentry Tournament of Champions, marking his career-best Greens in Regulation percentage in an PGA TOUR event.

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FedExCup Storylines 10 Since 2007, 10 of the 14 Sony Open in Hawaii champions have qualified for the , finishing inside the top 30 in the final FedExCup standings in the year winning the Sony Open.

1,281 Since 2009, no player has earned more FedExCup season points at the Sony Open in Hawaii than Jimmy Walker. Walker has earned 1,281 FEC points in this timeframe including two victories in 2014 & 2015.

+208 Hudson Swafford has improved 208 positions in the FedExCup standings from this point last season. Swafford entered the 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii 226th in FedExCup standings and is currently 18th in the standings.

11 Total players who can move to No. 1 in the FedExCup with a win this week

42 / 17 42 of the current top 70 of the FedExCup standings are in the field this week and 17 of the top-30.

FedExCup Finishes Most FedExCup Points Earned Sony Open Champions Since 2007 Sony Open Since 2009 Year FEC Finish Total Cameron Smith 2020 24th Jimmy Walker 1,281

Matt Kuchar 2019 16th Charles Howell III 983 th 2018 30 Matt Kuchar 965 2017 WIN 905 Fabián Gómez 2016 40th 809 Jimmy Walker 2015 16th 729 Jimmy Walker 2014 7th Justin Thomas 685 2013 44th Webb Simpson 645 2012 36th Russell Henley 623 2011 22nd Marc Leishman 613 Ryan Palmer 2010 23rd Cameron Smith 607 Zach Johnson 2009 6th K.J. Choi 2008 10th 2007 59th

Players Who Can Move to #1 in FedExCup Biggest Improvement in FedExCup Standings With a Win This Week Entering Sony Open in Hawaii Last 2 Seasons Rank Entering Week Last Season This Season +/- Harris English 2nd Hudson Swafford 226th 18th 208 7th Mackenzie Hughes 209th 36th 173 Carlos Ortiz 8th Martin Laird 177th 14th 163 10th Sergio Garcia 172nd 11th 161 Sergio Garcia 11th Sam Burns 209th 56th 153 Joaquin Niemann 13th Russell Henley 173rd 30th 143 Robert Streb 15th Cameron Smith 16th Sungjae Im 17th Hudson Swafford 18th Brian Gay 19th 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii Broadcast Window & Pre-Tournament Notes

Course & Hole Stats Waialae CC

34 Only Sedgefield CC (44) has more rounds of 62 or better than Waialae CC in the ShotLink era (34)

17 Waialae CC has ranked inside the top 15 in toughest fairways to hit in 17 of the last 18 season on TOUR.

65.53% Last season, the field hit 65.53% of the fairways at this course, marking the highest Driving Accuracy PCT at Waialae CC in the last 29 years

5th Fifth shortest Driving Distance (All Drives) average of any course last season (279.5)

37.33% The 18th hole at Waialae CC is the toughest fairway to hit on TOUR in the ShotLink era (Holes with min 3,100 attempts). Players find the fairway on the 18th hole 37.33% of the time since 2003.

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Courses with the Most Rounds of 62 or Better PGA TOUR Since 2003

# of Rds

Sedgefield Country Club 44 Waialae CC 34 TPC Summerlin 34 TPC River Highlands 31 The Old White TPC 25

LaCantera GC (Resort) 25

Waialae CC Driving Accuracy Ranks PGA TOUR Since 2003 Best Driving Accuracy PCT Season Rank PCT Waialae CC Since 1992 Last Season 32nd 65.53 PCT 2018-19 13th Toughest 56.27 2020 65.53 2017-18 14th Toughest 54.80 2000 61.22 2001 58.32 2016-17 14th Toughest 56.03 2003 58.26 2015-16 12th Toughest 55.14 2002 57.49 2014-15 7th Toughest 52.34

2013-14 3rd Toughest 49.35 Shortest Driving Distance (All Drives) 2013 2nd Toughest 48.03 PGA TOUR Last Season 2012 2nd Toughest 46.61 Distance 2011 12th Toughest 56.28 Pebble Beach Links 272.9 2010 Toughest 47.17 Harbour Town GL 274.3 2009 7th Toughest 52.42 Sea Island Resort (Seaside) 274.4 2008 3rd Toughest 50.78 PGA National (Champion) 277.2 2007 2nd Toughest 47.76 Waialae CC 279.5 2006 Toughest 43.66 2005 8th Toughest 54.34 2004 7th Toughest 53.87 2003 12th Toughest 58.26

Most Seasons Ranked Inside Top 15 in Toughest Driving Holes Driving Accuracy PGA TOUR Since 2003 PGA TOUR Since 2003 # of Seasons Hole PCT Torrey Pines (North) 18 Waialae CC 18th 37.33 Torrey Pines GC (South) 17 TPC Boston 4th 37.73 17 Firestone CC (South) 9th 38.37 Riviera Country Club 16 TPC Four Seasons Resort 1st 40.13 East Lake Golf Club 16 Quail Hollow Club 5th 41.61 Firestone CC (South) 15 *Min 3,100 Attempts

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Past Champion Stats Sony Open in Hawaii

7 Seven of the last nine Sony Open in Hawaii champions have ranked inside the top 10 in Strokes Gained: Approach-the-Green.

8 Since 2012, eight of the last nine Sony Open in Hawaii champions ranked inside the top 20 in Proximity to the Hole en route to victory at Waialae CC.

6 Six of the last nine Sony Open in Hawaii champions have hit 40 or more approach shots inside 30 feet.

11 Since 2010, every winner of the Sony Open in Hawaii has ranked inside the top-10 in SG: Putting, with Russell Henley’s 2013 performance the best of any winner at this event in this time frame. The Sony Open in Hawaii has the most winners ranked inside the top 10 in SG: Putting than any event on the PGA TOUR in this stretch.

3 Cameron Smith was the third player to lead in Strokes Gained: Putting en route to victory at the Sony Open in Hawaii since 2004 (Russell Henley/2013 & Jimmy Walker/2015).

3.18 Since 2010, the average Strokes Gained: Putting rank of Sony Open in Hawaii winners, lowest of any PGA TOUR event in this time frame (Min 3 seasons).

7 Seven of the last nine Sony Open in Hawaii champions have played the back 9 in 10-under par or better en route to victory.

2 Two of the last three winners of the Sony Open in Hawaii ranked inside the top-25 in Approaches from 175-200 yards.

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Strokes Gained: Approach-the-Green Proximity to the Hole Ranks Approach Shots Inside 30’ Sony Open Champions Since 2012 Sony Open Champions Since 2012 Sony Open Champions Since 2012 Rank Avg Rank Shots < 30’ 2020 Cameron Smith 53rd -0.210 2020 Cameron Smith 18th 2020 Cameron Smith 31 2019 Matt Kuchar 7th +1.375 2019 Matt Kuchar 8th 2019 Matt Kuchar 40 2018 Patton Kizzire 3rd +1.715 2018 Patton Kizzire 4th 2018 Patton Kizzire 44 2017 Justin Thomas 4th +1.536 2017 Justin Thomas 6th 2017 Justin Thomas 46 2016 Fabián Gómez 2nd +1.694 2016 Fabián Gómez 6th 2016 Fabián Gómez 46 2015 Jimmy Walker 7th +1.228 2015 Jimmy Walker 12th 2015 Jimmy Walker 45 2014 Jimmy Walker 21st +0.626 2014 Jimmy Walker 50th 2014 Jimmy Walker 39 2013 Russell Henley 5th +1.399 2013 Russell Henley 13th 2013 Russell Henley 46 2012 Johnson Wagner 3rd +1.558 2012 Johnson Wagner 13th 2012 Johnson Wagner 39

Approaches from 175-200 Yards Last 3 Sony Open in Hawaii Champions Rank Avg 2020 Cameron Smith 21st 33' 5"

2019 Matt Kuchar 28th 34' 8"

th 2018 Patton Kizzire 4 22' 10"

Strokes Gained: Putting Most Winners Ranked Inside Top 10 in SG: Putting Sony Open Champions Since 2010 PGA TOUR Since 2010 Rank Average # of Winners 2020 Cameron Smith 1st +2.058 Sony Open in Hawaii 11 2019 Matt Kuchar 3rd +1.760 BMW Championship 10 2018 Patton Kizzire 3rd +1.711 Arnold Palmer Invitational 9 2017 Justin Thomas 2nd +1.886 Sentry Tournament of Champions 9 2016 Fabián Gómez 5th +1.405 2015 Jimmy Walker 1st +2.566 2014 Jimmy Walker 8th +1.410 2013 Russell Henley 1st +3.052 2012 Johnson Wagner 3rd +1.501 2011 Mark Wilson 2nd +2.108 2010 Ryan Palmer 6th +1.414

Lowest Average Strokes Gained: Putting Rank Back 9 Scoring PGA TOUR Winners Since 2010 Last 9 Sony Open in Hawaii Champions Avg Score to Par Sony Open in Hawaii 3.18 2020 Cameron Smith -10 Sentry Tournament of Champions 6.17 2019 Matt Kuchar -14 TOUR Championship 6.18 2018 Patton Kizzire -8 Dell Technologies Championship 6.78 2017 Justin Thomas -18 Arnold Palmer Invitational 6.82 2016 Fabián Gómez -7 *Min 3 seasons 2015 Jimmy Walker -13 2014 Jimmy Walker -11 2013 Russell Henley -14 2012 Johnson Wagner -14

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2021 Sony Open in Hawaii (featured groups) Webb Simpson Webb Simpson is set to make his 11th start at the Sony Open. Simpson currently ranks 32nd in the FedExCup standings.

Fast Facts on Webb Simpson:

6 Six consecutive top-20 finishes at the Sony Open in Hawaii, tied most of any player since 2013. Webb Simpson has the longest active streak of top-20 finishes at the Sony Open in Hawaii entering 2021 (6).

18 Webb Simpson has the most rounds of 63 or better PGA TOUR since 2009 (18)

67.00 Has a 67.00 stroke average in his last 24 rounds at the Sony Open in Hawaii, 2.20 strokes better than in his first 15 rounds at this event. Only Cameron Smith (4.95) has a better Birdie Average at this event than Webb Simpson since 2013 (min 12 rds)

Most Rounds of 63 or Better Most Top-20s PGA TOUR Since 2009 Sony Open in Hawaii Since 2013 # of Rounds Total Webb Simpson 18 Webb Simpson 6 15 Charles Howell III 6 Justin Thomas 15 Matt Kuchar 5 Dustin Johnson 15 Rory McIlroy 14

Scoring Breakdown Best Birdie Average Career at Sony Open in Hawaii Sony Open in Hawaii Since 2013 First 15 Rds Last 24 Rds Avg Scoring Average 69.20 67.00 Cameron Smith 4.95 Total Birdies / Birdie Avg 47 / 3.13 118 / 4.92 Webb Simpson 4.92 Score to Par -12 -72 4.92 Jimmy Walker 4.79 Henrik Norlander 4.79 *Min 12 Rds

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Collin Morikawa Collin Morikawa is set to make his second Sony Open in Hawaii start and seventh of the 2020-21 PGA TOUR season. Morikawa is currently 83rd in the FedExCup standings and is coming off his first top-10 finish this season (T7/Sentry TOC).

Fast Facts on Collin Morikawa:

9 One of nine players with four or more rounds of 65 or better on TOUR this season. Morikawa recorded two rounds of 65 last week at the Plantation Course at Kapalua (Rd 2 & 3), marking the second event of his PGA TOUR career with multiple rounds of 65 or better (2020 PGA Championship/65-64 in Third & Final Rd)

28’ 3” Since the start of last season, Collin Morikawa has the second-best Proximity to the hole average on approaches from 175-200 yards (min 100 attempts). Morikawa averages 28’ 3” in proximity to the hole on these approaches since the start of the 2019-20 PGA TOUR season.

7th Since the start of the 2016-17 PGA TOUR season, Collin Morikawa has the seventh lowest scoring average of any player (min 65 rounds). In this time frame, Morikawa has 69.54 stroke average on TOUR and 48% of his rounds have been in the 60s (66 of 138).

+41 Made the biggest move up in the FedExCup standings last week at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Morikawa moved 41 positions in the standings from 124th to 83rd.

Most Rds of 65 or Better Best Approaches 175-200 Yards PGA TOUR This Season Last 2 PGA TOUR Seasons (min 100 attempts) # of Rds Avg Tyrrell Hatton 5 Tyrrell Hatton 26’ 3” Stewart Cink 5 Collin Morikawa 28’ 3” Patrick Cantlay 5 Joaquin Niemann 28’ 7” Justin Thomas 5 Rory McIlroy 29’ 0” Collin Morikawa 4 29’ 3” Marc Leishman 29’ 9” Wyndham Clark 4 Peter Malnati 4 Dustin Johnson 4 4

Lowest Scoring Average Biggest Movers in FedExCup Since Start of 2016-17 PGA TOUR Season 2021 Sentry Tournament of Champions Avg Finish Last Week This Week Movement Justin Thomas 69.03 Collin Morikawa T7 124th 83rd +41 Dustin Johnson 69.22 Ryan Palmer 4th 71st 33rd +38 Webb Simpson 69.22 Richy Werenski T24 174th 139th +35 Jon Rahm 69.41 Daniel Berger 10th 96th 64th +32 Rory McIlroy 69.43 Adam Scott T21 142nd 110th +32 Michael Thompson T21 138th 106th +32 Viktor Hovland 69.50 Collin Morikawa 69.54 Sungjae Im 69.61 Hideki Matsuyama 69.63 Patrick Cantlay 69.63 *Min 65 Rds 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii Broadcast Window & Pre-Tournament Notes

Marc Leishman Marc Leishman is set to make his 12th start at the Sony Open in Hawaii and has the fourth longest active cuts made streak of any player at this event.

Fast Facts on Marc Leishman:

-105 Third-best score in relation to par at this event since 1983 of players in the field this week (-105)

11 Fourth longest active cuts made streak of any player at the Sony Open in Hawaii (11)

67.18 Third lowest Opening two round scoring average at this event since 1983 of players with five or more starts (67.18). Marc Leishman is 62-under par in the Opening two rounds of this event, tied with Zach Johnson for the best score to par of any player since 2009.

188 Marc Leishman has made 188 total birdies at the Sony Open in Hawaii, second most of any player at this event since 2009 and his most in an event on TOUR.

Longest Active Cuts Made Streak Best Opening 2 Rds Scoring Avg Lowest Score to Par in Opening 2 Rds Sony Open in Hawaii Sony Open in Hawaii Since 1983 Sony Open in Hawaii Since 2009 Streak Avg Score to Par Charles Howell III 19 Cameron Smith 67.00 Marc Leishman -62 17 Justin Thomas 67.00 Zach Johnson -62 12 Marc Leishman 67.18 Charles Howell III -57 Marc Leishman 11 Hudson Swafford 67.21 Webb Simpson -50 Webb Simpson 10 Webb Simpson 67.50

*Min 5 Starts

Most Total Birdies in an Event Most Total Birdies Made PGA TOUR Career Sony Open in Hawaii Since 2009 Total # of Birdies Sony Open in Hawaii 188 Charles Howell III 200 174 Marc Leishman 188 the 169 181 BMW Championship 166 Jimmy Walker 175 Dell Technologies Championship 160 Zach Johnson 169

Most Under Par Sony Open in Hawaii Last 38 Years Score to Par Charles Howell III -175 -127 Marc Leishman -105 -96 Rory Sabbatini -91 *Players in Field This Week

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Hideki Matsuyama Hideki Matsuyama is set to make his eighth start at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Matsuyama currently ranks 22nd in the FedExCup standings.

Fast Facts on Hideki Matsuyama:

3 One of three players qualifying for TOUR Championship in each of last seven seasons

294 294 weeks inside top-125 of FedExCup standings, tied-most since 2013-14 PGA TOUR season

7 Seven starts at the Sony Open in Hawaii without a top-10 finish, one of three TOUR events without a top 10 (min 5 starts)

Players Qualifying for TOUR Championship Most Weeks Ranked Inside Top 125 of FedExCup in Each of Last 7 PGA TOUR Seasons Since 2013-14 PGA TOUR Season Current FEC Rank # of Weeks Hideki Matsuyama 22nd Hideki Matsuyama 294 Patrick Reed 50th Charles Howell III 294 Dustin Johnson 1st Kevin Streelman 289 Ryan Moore 281 Jason Kokrak 279

Most Starts in an Event Without Top-10 Finish PGA TOUR Career # of Starts Sony Open in Hawaii 7

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Sergio Garcia 11-time PGA TOUR winner Sergio Garcia is set to make his third start at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Fast Facts on Sergio Garcia:

4th Sergio Garcia ranks fourth this season in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee. Garcia is outperforming the TOUR by +0.998 strokes per round off the tee.

1st Led the field last week in Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green, marking the fourth event of his PGA TOUR career to rank First in this statistic.

93.75% Sergio Garcia made birdie or better on 15 of 16 par 5s last week en route to a T11 finish at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. Sergio’s 93.75% birdie or better percentage on par 5s is the best of any player this season.

Best Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee Leading in Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green PGA TOUR This Season PGA TOUR Career in ShotLink era Average Average Evt Finish Bryson DeChambeau 1.406 2021 Sentry TOC +1.148 T11 Rory McIlroy 1.281 2011 +1.469 T15 Sam Burns 1.026 2011 BMW Championship +1.643 T12 2010 Valspar Championship +1.629 T41 Sergio Garcia 0.998 Bubba Watson 0.947

Best Par 5 Birdie or Better PCT PGA TOUR This Season PCT Birdies or Better / Holes Evt Finish Garcia, Sergio Sentry Tournament of Champions 93.75 15 / 16 T11 Schenk, Adam Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 91.67 11 / 12 T27 Bramlett, Joseph Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 91.67 11 / 12 T43 Reed, Patrick @ SHERWOOD 90 18 / 20 T14 Tringale, Cameron The RSM Classic 90 9 / 10 3

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Joaquin Niemann Runner up at last week’s Sentry Tournament of Champions Joaquin Niemann is set to make his 74th career PGA TOUR start and second at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Fast Facts on Joaquin Niemann:

13th Currently ranks 13th in the FedExCup with two top 10s and six top-25 finishes this season

5 Since 2000, five of the seven players who have lost in a playoff the week before at the Sentry TOC have finished sixth or better at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Jimmy Walker (2015) won the Sony Open in Hawaii after losing to Patrick Reed at the Sentry TOC.

31 First player since Andrew Landry (2020 The American Express) to make more than 30 total birdies in a 72-hole event on TOUR.

7+ Joaquin Niemann made seven or more birdies in all four rounds of the 2021 Sentry TOC last week, marking the third player since 2016 to make seven or more birdies in all four rounds of an event on TOUR (Jordan Spieth/2016 Sentry TOC & Rory McIlroy/2020 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD)

Best Sony Open in Hawaii Finish Players Losing in Playoff at Sentry TOC Since 2000 Evt Finish 2015 Jimmy Walker WON 2008 Steve Stricker T4 2002 T4 2000 5th 2006 6th 2020 Patrick Reed CUT 2011 Robert Garrigus CUT 2020 Xander Schauffele DNP 2021 Joaquin Niemann ??

Last 3 Players to Make 7+ Birdies in All 4 Rds 72-Hole PGA TOUR Event Most Birdies in 72-Hole Event Event PGA TOUR History Joaquin Niemann 2021 Sentry TOC Tot. Evt Finish Rory McIlroy 2020 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP Paul Gow 2001 B.C. Open 32 2nd Jordan Spieth 2016 Sentry TOC Mark Calcavecchia 2001 WM 32 WON

Joaquin Niemann 2021 Sentry TOC 31 2nd Most Birdies in an Event Andrew Landry 2020 The American Express 31 WON PGA TOUR Career Nicholas Thompson 2013 The American Express 31 T6 Birdies Jeff Overton 2013 The American Express 31 T27 2021 Sentry Tournament of Champions 31 Steve Stricker 2010 31 WON 2018 the Memorial Tournament 23 Tommy Gainey 2008 Walt Disney World 31 2nd 2020 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD 23 Phil Mickelson 2006 Atlanta 31 WON 2019 22 1998 Sony Open in Hawaii 31 WON 2019 22 2019 A Military Tribute at The Greenbrier 22 2020 RBC Heritage 22

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Cameron Smith Defending Sony Open in Hawaii champion Cameron Smith is set to make his sixth start at this event. Smith was four-over after his first two holes to start the event, marking the first player to win in the ShotLink era after being four-over par after the first two holes and go onto win.

Fast Facts on Cameron Smith:

5 Was the fifth Australian to win a PGA TOUR event in Hawaii since 1969

71% Had the highest percentage of total Strokes Gained in Putting of a Sony Open in Hawaii champion since 2004 (71.0%)

10th Cameron Smith was the 10th PGA TOUR winner (11th time) to make a triple bogey or worse in the Opening Round of an event since 1990.

Scoring Comparison Australians to Win in Hawaii Highest PCT of Total SG in Putting 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii PGA TOUR Since 1969 Sony Open Champions Since 2004 First 2 Holes Last 70 Holes Event PCT +4 -15 Cameron Smith 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii 2020 Cameron Smith 71.0% Geoff Ogilvy 2009-2010 Sentry TOC 2013 Russell Henley 64.5% 2004-2006 Sentry TOC 2011 Mark Wilson 61.7%

Brett Ogle 1994 Sony Open in Hawaii 1969 Sony Open in Hawaii

Making Triple Bogey or Worse in Opening Round PGA TOUR Winners Since 1990

Cameron Smith 2020 Sony Open in Hawaii Rory McIlroy 2016 Dell Technologies Championship Phil Mickelson 2007 Dell Technologies Championship & 2009 TOUR Championship

Mark Calcavecchia 2007 Valspar Championship

Vijay Singh 2004 RBC Davis Love III 2003 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Sergio Garcia 2002 Sentry Tournament of Champions Tiger Woods 2001 Arnold Palmer Invitational David Frost 1990 Zurich Classic of New Orleans Greg Norman 1990 Doral

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Sungjae Im Sungjae Im is set to make his third Sony Open in Hawaii appearance and 73rd career PGA TOUR start. Im currently ranks 17th in the FedExCup standings with two top 10s and four top-25 finishes in nine previous starts this season.

Fast Facts on Sungjae Im:

2 Sungjae Im is one of nine players who are currently inside the top-30 of the FedExCup standings who have qualified for the TOUR Championship in each of the last two PGA TOUR seasons.

8 Has shot under par in each of his last eight consecutive Second Rounds, marking the second time in Sungjae Im’s PGA TOUR career with a streak of eight (or more) consecutive rounds under par in Round Two.

Qualifying for TOUR Championship Scoring Performance in Round 2 In Each of Last 2 PGA TOUR Seasons Last 8 PGA TOUR Starts 2018-19 Last Season This Season Avg Dustin Johnson 29 1 1 Scoring Average 68.25 Justin Thomas 3 2 3 Rds in 60s 6 of 8 Bryson DeChambeau 12 22 4 Rds Under Par 8 of 8 Xander Schauffele 2 2 9 Birdie / Bogey Avg 5.0 / 2.3 Sungjae Im 19 11 17 Score to Par -26 Jon Rahm 12 4 20 Hideki Matsuyama 9 15 22 Kevin Kisner 9 23 25 Abraham Ancer 21 18 29 Webb Simpson 16 12 32 Tony Finau 7 17 38 Rory McIlroy 1 8 41 Patrick Reed 9 8 50 Marc Leishman 24 29 109

Carlos Ortiz 2020 Vivint champion Carlos Ortiz is set to make his fifth start at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Fast Facts on Carlos Ortiz:

17 Carlos Ortiz is 17 strokes better in his last two Sony Open in Hawaii starts (-9) compared to his first two starts at this event (+8)

5 Has ranked inside the top-10 of the FedExCup standings in five weeks this season, marking the only time in his PGA TOUR career ranking 10th or better in the FedExCup.

Performance Breakdown Career at Sony Open in Hawaii First 2 Starts Last 2 Starts Scoring Average 72.00 68.88 Rds Par or Better 0 of 4 6 of 8 Score to Par +8 -9 Cuts Made 0 2 Best Finish MC (twice) T29 (2019) 2021 Sony Open in Hawaii Broadcast Window & Pre-Tournament Notes

Harris English Three-time PGA TOUR winner Harris English is set to make his ninth start at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Harris has a 67.69 opening two round scoring average at the Sony Open in Hawaii, marking his second-best Opening two round average in a PGA TOUR event (min 2 starts).

Fast Facts on Harris English:

5 Harris English is the fifth player this season to end a winless drought on the PGA TOUR of more than six years (7 years, 1 month, 24 days)

50 English went 50 consecutive holes without a bogey during the 2021 Sentry TOC, marking his longest streak of consecutive holes without a bogey in his PGA TOUR career (Rd 1, 8th hole – Final Rd, 3rd Hole). Harris was 19-under par in this stretch.

3 English made just three bogeys en route to victory, marking his fewest total holes over par in a PGA TOUR event.

4 Harris English made four putts over 20 feet, marking the fourth time since 2013 he has made four or more putts from outside 20 feet in PGA TOUR events in Hawaii (most of any player).

-14 Played the par 5s at the Plantation Course at Kapalua 14-under par, tying his career-best Par 5 Performance in a TOUR event (2020 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD)

Breaking 6+ Year Win Drought Between TOUR Victories PGA TOUR This Season Previous Win Last Win Time Between Wins Stewart Cink 2009 2020 11 years, 1 month, 25 days Brian Gay 2013 The American Express 2020 7 years, 9 months, 12 days Martin Laird 2013 2020 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 7 years, 6 months, 4 days Harris English 2013 2021 Sentry Tournament of Champions 7 years, 1 month, 24 days Robert Streb 2014 The RSM Classic 2020 The RSM Classic 6 years, 27 days

Lowest Opening 2 Round Scoring Average Best Par 5 Performance in an Event PGA TOUR Career (Min 2 Starts) PGA TOUR Career Avg Score to Par Score to Par 66.64 -47 2021 Sentry Tournament of Champions -14 Sony Open in Hawaii 67.69 -37 2020 ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP @ SHERWOOD -14 The American Express 67.79 -59 2014 Arnold Palmer Invitational -12 5 Events at -11 Sentry Tournament of Champions 68.25 -19 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open 68.79 -31

Putts Made Over 20 Feet Hawaii Events Making 4+ Putts Over 20’ Most Events Making 4+ Putts Over 20’ 2021 Sentry TOC PGA TOUR Career PGA TOUR Hawaii Events Since 2013 Hole Distance # of Putts Made # of Events 1st Rd 4th 22’ 7” 2021 Sentry TOC 4 Harris English 4 2nd Rd 3rd 22’ 2” 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii 4 John Senden 3 3rd Rd 8th 29’ 9” 2018 Sony Open in Hawaii 4 Stewart Cink 3 Final Rd 11th 22’ 5” 2013 Sony Open in Hawaii 4 , 3

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Matt Kuchar 2019 Sony Open in Hawaii champion Matt Kuchar is set to make his 16th start at this event.

Fast Facts on Matt Kuchar:

74.64% Leads the PGA TOUR in Driving Accuracy this season, hitting 74.64% of fairways

9 One of four players who have qualified for the TOUR Championship in nine or more seasons and one of nine players who have qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs in all 14 seasons.

66.87 In his last 23 rounds, Kuchar has a 66.87 stroke average at the Sony Open in Hawaii, 3.17 strokes better than his 70.04 stroke average in his first 23 rounds at this event. Kuchar is 73 total strokes better in his last 23 rounds (-72) than in his first 23 rounds at the Sony Open in Hawaii (+1).

Best Driving Accuracy PCT PGA TOUR This Season PCT Matt Kuchar 74.64

Brendon Todd 74.23

Webb Simpson 74.11 73.39 Andrew Landry 72.75 *TOUR Avg: 59.63

Most Seasons Qualifying for Players Qualifying for FedExCup TOUR Championship Since 2007 Playoffs Every Season Since 2007 # of Seasons Johnson, Dustin 12 Scott, Adam Rose, Justin 10 Watson, Bubba Kuchar, Matt 9 Kuchar, Matt Mickelson, Phil 9 Howell III, Charles Scott, Adam 8 Mickelson, Phil Watson, Bubba 8 Hoffman, Charley Simpson, Webb 8 Rose, Justin Day, Jason 8 Moore, Ryan Furyk, Jim 8 Snedeker, Brandt Mahan, Hunter 8

Scoring Performance Breakdown Career at Sony Open in Hawaii First 23 Rds Last 23 Rds Scoring Average 70.04 66.87 Greens in Regulation PCT 64.5% 69.8% Putts Per Round 29.43 27.78 Score to Par +1 -72

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Adam Scott 14-time PGA TOUR winner Adam Scott is set to make his ninth start at the Sony Open in Hawaii. Adam Scott hit every green in regulation in the Round three last week at the Plantation Course at Kapalua, marking his fourth time in his TOUR career hitting all 18 greens in regulation in a round.

Fast Facts on Adam Scott:

93.06% Adam Scott hit a field leading 93.06% of his greens in regulation en route to his T21 finish at last week’s Sentry Tournament of Champions, marking his career-best Greens in Regulation percentage in an PGA TOUR event.

11 Adam Scott was the 11th player since 1987 to hit 67 or more greens in regulation in a 72-hole non-major PGA TOUR event.

+32 Adam Scott was one of six players who moved more than 30 positions in the FedExCup standings last week. Scott is one of nine players who have qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs in all 14 seasons.

Best Greens in Regulation Percentage in an Event Hitting All 18 Greens in Regulation in a Rd PGA TOUR career PGA TOUR Career PCT Evt Finish Rd Score 2021 Sentry TOC 93.06 T21 2021 Sentry TOC 3rd 68 2018 AT&T Byron Nelson 88.89 T9 2018 AT&T Byron Nelson Final 65 2015 The Open Championship 84.72 T10 2007 BMW Championship Final 65 2005 Sentry TOC 84.72 T5 nd 2004 Kemper 2 62

Hitting 67 or More Greens in Regulation 72-Hole PGA TOUR Events Since 1987 (Non-Majors) Greens Hit Evt Finish Kelly, Jerry 1996 Walt Disney World 69 T8 Jacobsen, Peter 1995 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 69 WON Estes, Bob 2003 Sentry TOC 68 T6 Scott, Adam 2021 Sentry TOC 67 T21 Watney, Nick 2008 Sentry TOC 67 T5 Smith, Chris 2005 B.C. Open 67 T13 Durant, Joe 2000 Milwaukee 67 T7 Funk, Fred 1998 Buick 67 T15

Wood, Willie 1996 Sanderson Farms Champ. 67 WON

Rummells, Dave 1989 Porvident/Chattanooga 67 T19

Mudd, Jodie 1987 Sony Open in Hawaii 67 T6

Biggest Movers in FedExCup 2021 Sentry Tournament of Champions Finish Last Week This Week Movement Collin Morikawa T7 124th 83rd +41 Ryan Palmer 4th 71st 33rd +38 Richy Werenski T24 174th 139th +35 Daniel Berger 10th 96th 64th +32 Adam Scott T21 142nd 110th +32 Michael Thompson T21 138th 106th +32