Vijay Singh shared a heartfelt message praising his physiotherapist after his impressive game at the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii. The Fijian golfer teed it up this week in the season-opening PGA Tour event and made the cut after two rounds. He was also impressive in the third round and carded a 68 to settle in a tie for 32nd place.

​On Saturday, he shared a picture with his physiotherapist on his Instagram account and, in the caption, expressed his “gratitude” to “Dr. Yass” for helping him recover from his “back, ankle, and knee issues.”

​”I owe a huge amount of gratitude to @theyassmethod for helping me to recover from my back, ankle and knee issues that I had last year. It was tough to get through most rounds, and I’m proud of the work we’ve done to get me competition ready in such a short timeframe,” he wrote.

“Since I started working with him in November, I can see the transformation of my mobility into the results you’ve watched this week. Here’s to continued heath and competing at the highest levels,” he added.

Vijay Singh became the oldest golfer to make the cut on the PGA Tour since Fred Couples in 2023. The cutline for this week’s event was 1-under, and Singh settled with a score of 2-under after Friday’s round. The tournament is heading for its finale, scheduled to take place on Sunday, January 18.

Vijay Singh Shares a Hilarious Message After Making the Cut at the Sony Open in Hawaii

Vijay Singh started his campaign at the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii with an impressive round of 68 and then followed it up with a round of 70 to make the cut. After making the cut, he shared a post on his Instagram account with a humorous caption.

“When they say 62 is too old to compete with the kids 😮‍💨 Let’s get the weekend rolling @sonyopenhawaii,” he wrote.

Notably, Davis Riley was in the lead after two rounds and managed to extend it after the third round. He carded a 67 on Saturday to take a solo lead in the tournament, heading into the finale.

The final round of the 2026 Sony Open in Hawaii is scheduled to start on Sunday at 12:10 p.m. ET. Vijay Singh will tee off at 3:11 p.m. ET alongside Zac Blair.
Singh had previously won the Sony Open in Hawaii in his career back in 2005. He was impressive and carded rounds of 69, 68, 67, and 65 to register a one-stroke win over Ernie Els. It will be interesting to see how things unfold for him this week.

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