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Davis and Zalatoris count cost of ball mix-up

  • Cameron Davis and Will Zalatoris missed out on thousands of pounds in prize money due to a mix-up at the Sentry Tournament in Hawaii, where they hit each other's balls, incurring two-shot penalties.
  • Davis finished at 22 under par, earning $410,000, but would have earned $715,625 without penalties, while Zalatoris ended at 19 under, winning $163,333 instead of $283,200.
  • Had they not corrected their mistake, they would have faced disqualification from the tournament, which was won by Hideki Matsuyama.
  • The PGA Tour stated that after realizing their mistake, they played from the proper location of their third shot, now having to play their fifth shot instead.
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PGA of Australia broke the news in on Monday, January 6, 2025.
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