Who won the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii? Final leaderboard explored

The final round of the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii was an absolute thriller. Nick Taylor and Nico Echavarria entered into a sudden death playoff after posting a stellar five under par 65 round on Sunday to total 16 under par through 72 holes. The Canadian golfer emerged victorious after a two-hole battle at the Waialae Country Club.

According to the PGA Tour, Taylor had -20,000 odds to win the Sony Open in Hawaii. He carded in rounds of 66, 68, 65, and 65 to bag his fifth title on the circuit. Both players carded in a birdie on the first playoff hole, the par 5 18th hole, and played the hole again. Echavarria carded in par while his fellow competitor recorded a birdie to take home a slice of the whopping $8.7 million purse prize.

Echavarria settled for solo second place, with J.J. Spaun and Stephan Jaeger tied for third place with a total score of 15 under par. With the top 70 players and ties all separated by one stroke, the leaderboard at the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii was stacked.

Here's a look into the PGA Tour players' finishes at the Sony Open in Hawaii this week (via PGA Tour):

• 1 - Nick Taylor (16 under par)
• 2 - Nico Echavarria (16 under par)
• T3 - J.J. Spaun (15 under par)
• T3 - Stephan Jaeger (15 under par)
• 5 - Eric Cole (14 under par)
• T6 - Jackson Suber (13 under par)
• T6 - Adam Schenk (13 under par)
• T6 - Patrick Fishburn (13 under par)
• T6 - Keegan Bradley (13 under par)
• T10 - Jespen Svensson (12 under par)
• T10 - Nick Dunlap (12 under par)
• T10 - Paul Peterson (12 under par)
• T10 - Russell Henley (12 under par)
• T10 - Lee Hodges (12 under par)
• T10 - Harry Hall (12 under par)
• T16 - Hideki Matsuyama (11 under par)
• T16 - Webb Simpson (11 under par)
• T16 - Alex Smalley (11 under par)
• T16 - Denny McCarthy (11 under par)
• T16 - Gary Woodland (11 under par)
• T21 - C.T. Pan (10 under par)
• T21 - Sam Ryder (10 under par)
• T21 - Mark Hubbard (10 under par)
• T21 - Zach Johnson (10 under par)
• T21 - Mac Meissner (10 under par)
• T21 - Kensei Hirata (10 under par)
• T21 - Matt Kuchar (10 under par)
• T21 - Lucas Glover (10 under par)
• T21 - Brian Harman (10 under par)
• T30 - Adam Svensson (9 under par)
• T30 - Brice Garnett (9 under par)
• T30 - Sepp Straka (9 under par)
• T30 - Andrew Putnam (9 under par)
• T30 - Erik van Rooyen (9 under par)
• T30 - Bud Cauley (9 under par)
• T30 - Keith Mitchell (9 under par)
• T37 - Nate Lashley (8 under par)
• T37 - Vincent Norrman (8 under par)
• T37 - Justin Lower (8 under par)
• T37 - Kurt Kitayama (8 under par)
• T37 - Sahith Theegala (8 under par)
• T37 - Henrik Norlander (8 under par)
• T37 - James Hahn (8 under par)
• T37 - Ryan Gerard (8 under par)
• T45 - Taylor Pendrith (7 under par)
• T45 - Tom Hoge (7 under par)
• T45 - Kevin Roy (7 under par)
• T45 - Ben Griffin (7 under par)
• T45 - Jeremy Paul (7 under par)
• T45 - David Lipsky (7 under par)
• T45 - Frankie Capan III (7 under par)
• T45 - Maverick McNealy (7 under par)
• T53 - Kevin Streelman (6 under par)
• T53 - Brandt Snedeker (6 under par)
• T53 - Thomas Detry (6 under par)
• T53 - Chan Kim (6 under par)
• T53 - Robert MacIntyre (6 under par)
• T53 - Ben Kohles (6 under par)
• T59 - Rico Hoey (5 under par)
• T59 - Charley Hoffman (5 under par)
• T59 - Ben Martin (5 under par)
• T59 - Adam Hadwin (5 under par)
• T59 - Sam Stevens (5 under par)
• T59 - Thomas Rosenmueller (5 under par)
• T65 - Matt McCarty (4 under par)
• T65 - Taylor Montgomery (4 under par)
• T65 - Tom Kim (4 under par)
• T65 - Ryo Hisatsune (4 under par)
• 69 - Ben Silverman (3 under par)
• T70 - Cristobal Del Solar (2 under par)
• T70 - Greyson Sigg (2 under par)
• T72 - Dough Ghim (even par)
• T72 - Luke List (even par)
• T72 - Taylor Dickson (even par)
• T72 - Vince Whaley (even par)
• 76 - Aaron Baddeley (3 over par)

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When is the next PGA Tour event?

Following the conclusion of the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii, the American Express is next on the PGA Tour's 2025 schedule. The event will be held from January 16 to 19 at La Quinta, California.

Players will take on the Pete Dye Stadium Course, La Quinta Country Club, and the Nicklaus Tournament Course. With a grand purse of $8.8 million and 500 FedEx Cup points up for grabs, the event stands as projected eligibility for the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am from January 3 to February 2.