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Bet 2013 Sony Open Golf Odds - Plantation Course Golf Odds

Golf betting fans around the world have something to look forward to at the start of 2013. The Sony Open in Hawaii tees off the full-field PGA Tour schedule, on the heels of last week's winners-only SBS Championship won by Geoff Ogilvy. Ogilvy isn't playing this week, but those who are playing include Ernie Els, Rickie Fowler, defending champion Zach Johnson and Steve Stricker.
The Sony Open in Hawaii will be the highlight for PGA in January. The Sony Open in Hawaii will be the first key event for professional golfers and sports betting fans. For bettors, there is nothing better than to start the year right with a good draw.

Week two of the PGA season wraps up the so called "Hawaii swing" with the pros making their way to Waialae CC for the Sony Open. The Sony Open in Hawaii is part of the PGA Tour and the FedEX Cup Series. Waialae CC has hosted the Sony Open since 1965 and hasn't changed dramatically in that time. At just over 7,000 yards, its short by modern standards, but the small, fast greens and usually-present wind ensure it still provides a tough examination.

Defending champion, Zach Johnson, hardly set Oahu alight in previous attempts before being crowned champion last year, his best record prior to that was T-32, he also failed to make the cut on his first competitive start on the course. Bet 2013 Sony Open Championship Golf

Format: Strokeplay
Course: Waialae Country Club, Honolulu, Hawaii (par-70, 7,068 yards)
2009 Winner: Zach Johnson (15 under)

Sony Open Championship Results

2012 Sony Open Championship Winner

Johnson Wagner claims third PGA win at 2012 Sony Open Championship at Waialae Country Club. He played bogey-free over the last 12 holes, a winning recipe on a tough day, and closed with a 3-under 67 for a two-shot victory that filled him with even more confidence about his game and the rest of the PGA season.

2011 Sony Open Championship Winner

Mark Wilson finished at 16-under 264, played his final 40 holes without a bogey. That proved significant at a couple of points in the final round. He got into trouble on the eighth hole and was 150 yards out in the fairway playing his third shot, sure to lose some of his two-shot lead. But he stuffed it to 7 feet for par, then birdied the ninth to expand his lead to four. The victory, worth $990,000, was important to Wilson for a couple of reasons. He is in the last year of his exemption from winning in Mexico in 2009, and he is coming off a poor season in which he had only two top 10s.

2010 Sony Open Championship Winner

Ryan Palmer went from anxious to overwhelmed in a matter of seconds when his chip hit the pin, that left him a tap-in for birdie and a one-shot victory in the Sony Open, when Robert Allenby missed a 10-foot birdie putt.

Palmer, who finished 150th on the money list last year, is exempt on the PGA Tour through 2013. He's going to the Masters for the first time in five years. He can add The Players Championship and PGA Championship to his list, along with at least one World Golf Championship.

Sony Open Winners

• 2009 Zach Johnson
• 2008 K.J. Choi
• 2007 Paul Goydos
• 2006 David Toms
• 2005 Vijay Singh
• 2004 Ernie Els
• 2003 Ernie Els
• 2002 Jerry Kelly
• 2001 Brad Faxon
• 2000 Paul Azinger
• 1999 Jeff Sluman

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