Odds to win Sony Open in Hawaii: The PGA TOUR season officially got underway last weekend, with Geoff Ogilvy claiming the Mercedes Benz Championship with an impressive wire-job. Beginning this Thursday, January 15th, the TOUR shifts over to Hawaii for the annual Sony Open, as the first full-field event of 2009 tees off.
Of course a full field doesn’t necessarily mean with Tiger Woods on board, as he continues to rehab his surgically repaired knee. But other than Tiger, seemingly everyone else will be a part of the Odds to win Sony Open in Hawaii. 
Odds-makers at SportsBook.com covered last year’s PGA TOUR season like no other, and this season will be no exception. Experts at SportsBook.com have already assembled the best Sports Odds to win Sony Open in Hawaii. Visit them today and be a part of this historic PGA TOUR season 2009.
Last season, K.J. Choi opened the 2008 Sony Open in Hawaii with a smooth 64 (-6), took a 1-stroke lead into round 2 and never looked back. Choi claimed his seventh PGA TOUR title and fifth in the last four years.
Who will it be in 2009? According to odds-makers, the “Big Easy” Ernie Els currently has the best Sports Odds to win Sony Open in Hawaii at +600. In last week’s Mercedes Benz Championship, Els had the second best Sports Odds to win, but finished tied for 6th shooting -15 for the Championship.
Last week’s champion, Geoff Ogilvy [+1000], comes in a not-so distant second in odds to win Sony Open in Hawaii. Ogilvy went wire-to-wire last week, posting rounds of 67, 68, 65, and 68, to finish with a slick -24, and won by a comfortable 6 strokes.
Here are other notable names, and their respective Sports Odds to win Sony Open in Hawaii:
Davis Love III [+1200]
Kenny Perry [+1400]
Steve Stricker [+1500]
Rory Sabbatini [+1800]
Adam Scott [+2000]
(The Field) Any Other Golfers [+350]
