Fans on social media reacted to Hideki Matsuyama's response to his straight drive at The Sentry. The Japanese golfer began his 2025 PGA Tour season with a victory in the season-opening signature event.During the tournament, Matsuyama hit a straight drive right down the middle of the fairway. The PGA Tour shared a video of Matsuyama's drive on its X (formerly Twitter) account, writing:"Pulled it ... Right down the middle. You just never know with @HidekiOfficial_."Fans flocked to the comment section to talk about the former Masters winner's reaction to his drive with some calling him a "drama queen,""He’s insufferable," a fan wrote. "He’s a drama queen," one more fan said. Meanwhile, others labeled the reaction as "disgusting.""Always disgusted at a perfect drive 🤣🏌️," another fan said."poor Hideki, if he wins, hes gonna have to wait til he gets back to the mainland to celebrate w Chick Fil A 😂," one more fan jotted. "I really don’t understand it at all. Is he really that out of tune with his swing that he doesn’t know what’s a good shot and what isn’t?" a fan said. Here are more fans reactions:Fans' reaction (Image via X/@PGATOUR )Hideki Matsuyama reflects on his performance at The SentryHideki Matsuyama showcased impressive form throughout The Sentry 2025. He opened the event with a solid round of 8-under 65, making six birdies, a bogey, and an eagle. He followed it up with another round of 8-under 65 in the second round, carding four birdies on the front nine and four on the back nine for a bogey-free round.On Saturday, Matsuyama delivered a phenomenal performance with another bogey-free round that included 11 birdies. In the final round, he made an eagle on the third hole, followed by a birdie on the fifth. He made seven birdies, an eagle, and one bogey for another 8-under 65.Following his win, Matsuyama spoke about his performance during a press conference on Sunday, January 5, saying (via ASAP Sports):"On the 3rd hole, 105 yards, I thought, Oh, I hit a good one. I knew that it was going to be right there for a birdie, but then I heard the crowd, so I knew that it went in. Definitely happy that it did."Collin was on in two, so I knew that I needed to get there, he might have made birdie or eagle. So even though I had a two-stroke lead, I knew that I needed to be able to keep going there. I didn't know if the wind was into or with me, so it was a delicate touch shot and I was able to make a great shot there," he added.Matsuyama secured a three-shot victory over Collin Morikawa. Sungjae Im finished in third place, followed by Jhonattan Vegas in fourth.