Rules official Mark Dusbabek said Davis played Zalatoris's ball and vice versa. Therefore, both players had to correct the mistake.

A mix-up between Australian Cameron Davis and American Will Zalatoris in the final round of The Sentry on Sunday led to both golfers walking away from the tournament with significantly reduced prize cheques.

Neither player realized the error until they reached the green. The penalty for playing the wrong ball is two shots, so the players had to return to the spot where they hit the incorrect golf balls and play from the correct spot.

Hideki Matsuyama looked unstoppable at Kapalua all week, and even set a new PGA Tour scoring record in the process.

It is not as if Matsuyama limped into the 2025 season (though he did admit Sunday evening he was getting over an illness); rather, he began this campaign coming off a 2024 in whic

Wearing his Sunday yellow, Matsuyama closed in style to set the all-time 72-hole scoring record in relation to par with a total of 35-under 257.