Séamus Power completed an epic 274-day journey from fighting for his card to world No 49 when he brilliantly birdied his last two holes to tie for third behind Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama in the Sony Open in Hawaii.

SÉAMUS POWER combined endless patience and unshakeable confidence in his game to birdie three of his last four holes to keep his second PGA TOUR win in his sights at the Sony Open in Hawaii.

SÉAMUS POWER had to fight to keep his victory hopes alive in the Sony Open but Graeme McDowell’s gallant 66 was in vain as missed the cut by a single shot in Hawaii.

SÉAMUS POWER dug deep to keep his victory hopes alive in Sony Open as Graeme McDowell battled his way inside the cut line with a battling 66 in Hawaii.

Séamus Power extended his bogey-free run to 72 holes as he equalled his career-low with a seven-under 63 to lie just two shots off the lead in the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Seamus Power can take his PGA TOUR career earnings beyond $5 million with a top 20 finish in this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii. But as the West Waterford man (34) closes in on his goal of making the world’s top 50 and clinching a place in the Masters, he’s also proving to be an inspiration to others.

Seamus Power chipped some winter rust off his game when he eagled his final hole of the day to open with a level par 70 in the Sony Open in Hawaii.

Seamus Power will get to start the new year earlier than expected after earning a late call up for this week’s Sony Open in Hawaii.