Story byPhoto by Chris Condon/Getty ImagesJordan HarrisSun, January 18, 2026 at 11:50 AM UTC·2 min readVijay Singh’s choice to use a PGA Tour card for the 2026 season drew plenty of early criticism, but his play so far at the Sony Open in Hawaii is starting to change some minds. The 62-year-old is tied for 32nd place at Waialae, with a pair of 68s bookending a second-round 70 to leave him four under par heading into Sunday. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementSingh has been using a career money exemption this year, giving him access to most full-field events in what marks his return to the PGA Tour. While that decision was not universally popular at first, he looks more than capable of holding his own. His performance in Hawaii suggests there is still plenty left in the tank. And it was a sign that age has not completely taken away from his skill set and shot-making ability. Phil Mickelson shares thoughts on Vijay Singh’s Sony Open performancePhoto by Tracy Wilcox/PGA TOUR via Getty ImagesPhil Mickelson understands what it is like to be the oldest player in the field.