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The action in the 2021-22 PGA TOUR season is still in Hawaii, with the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii all set to tee off Thursday. Last year, Kevin Na took home the crown with a 21-under 259 performance to also pocket $1.188 million. Who will be the winner of the tournament this time around? We are about to find that out by the end of the week. But before that, check out some of the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii favorites and sleepers along with the pick to win it all in Hawaii.
Golf Odds: 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii Odds
Courtesy of FanDuel, here are the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii odds for 20 of the players in the field.
Cameron Smith +850
Webb Simpson +1500
Sungjae Im +1700
Hideki Matsuyama +1700
Marc Leishman +1900
Corey Conners +2600
Kevin Na +2900
Abraham Ancer +3200
Harris English +3200
Russell Henley +3200
Talor Gooch +3400
Kevin Kisner +3400
Matt Jones +3600
Jason Kokrak +4600
Cameron Davis +4600
Billy Horschel +4600
Seamus Power +4600
Christiaan Bezuidenhout +4600
Si Woo Kim +4600
Erik Van Rooyen +5500
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Favorites to win 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii golf odds
Cameron Smith (+850). Smith is off to a fantastic start to the 2021-22 PGA TOUR season. He is 4/4 so far in the campaign and he didn’t just make the cut in each of his past four starts, he finished inside the top 15 in all of them – in four of which he cracked the top 10, including a win at the Sentry Tournament of Champions. In other words, he is red hot, heading into the 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii. But it’s not just his recent trend that’s making his potential to win this weekend go through the roof. Smith, of course, has won the Sony Open in Hawaii before, topping the event back in 2019. That was his only top-10 finish in six total starts in this event, but he made the cut in each of those Sony Open in Hawaii iterations.
Webb Simpson(+1500). If you’re impressed with Cameron Smith going 6/6 in his career at Waialae Country Club, then prepare to get even dazzled by Simpson’s own feat; The 36-year-old Simpson is a perfect 11/11 in PGA TOUR starts at the said course since 2009. He’s yet to win there, but he’s got a podium finish, four top 10s, and eight top 25s. He’s also sneaked into the top five in each of his last three appearances at Waialae Country Club. As for his form this season, Simpson is ¾ with his best finish to date being a T-8 at the RSM Classic back in November.
Sungjae Im (+1700). Im is another one who’s on a solid streak, having made the cut in all of his five PGA TOUR starts this season. The last time he saw action, he ended up with an eighth-place campaign at the Sentry Tournament of Champions last week to pocket a cool sum of $217,500. And he’s also already bagged a win this season, topping the field at the Shriners Children's Open last October. Im has not missed a cut in three appearances at Waialae.
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Sleepers to win 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii golf odds
Charles Howell (+5500). Howell has never won in 20 starts at Waialae, but don’t ever, ever, ever let that make you ignore his name when he’s part of the field in a tournament there because of one simple fact: Howell is 20/20 in PGA TOUR starts at Waialae. Moreover, he has made his way to a top-10 finish there a total of 10 times. A Sony Open in Hawaii is basically the only thing missing for Howell, and every year seems like it could be it for the 42-year-old pro from Augustus, Georgia.
Chris Kirk (+5500). Kirk came close to winning the 2021 edition of the Sony Open in Hawaii, firing a 65 in each of the four rounds in that tournament to finish 20-under 260. That was his second runner-up finish in 11 starts at the Sony Open in Hawaii, dating back to 2011. Of those starts, he missed the cut seven times, so he's someone that carries a boom-or-bust potential for this tournament. So far this season, Kirk is 4/5, with his lone miss coming at The RSM Classic last November. His best finish this campaign is a T-14 at the THE CJ CUP @ SUMMIT back in October.
Final 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii Prediction & Pick
At some point, Charles Howell has got to reach the pinnacle of success at Waialae. He's been too good there for so long that he would definitely be a deserving winner at the 2022 Sony Open if he pulls it off. Given his momentum and track record, Howell's odds of +5500 seem like a very good value for bettors.
FINAL 2022 Sony Open in Hawaii PREDICTION: Charles Howell (+5500).
