Davis Riley (-12) pulled ahead in Round 3 of the 2026 Sony Open with a composed 3-under 67, giving him a two-shot lead heading into the final day. Riley’s round was marked by steady ball-striking and clutch putting, allowing him to separate from a tightly packed leaderboard.

Three players sit tied for second at 10-under: Harry Hall (-10), who posted a sharp 4-under 66; Chris Gotterup (-10), who added a 2-under 68; and Kevin Roy (-10), who stayed in contention with a 1-under 69. All three remain within striking distance and will be chasing Riley aggressively in the final round.

Nick Taylor (-9), who led after the first two rounds, couldn’t build momentum and settled for an even-par 70. He’s now tied with Jeremy Parry (-9) and Ryan Gerard (-9), both of whom carded solid rounds to stay in the hunt.

Canada’s Corey Conners (-8) made a strong move with a 5-under 65, joined by fellow countryman Adam Svensson (-8) and Patrick Rodgers (-8), each posting 3-under and 1-under respectively. The Canadian contingent is quietly climbing the ranks.

Further back, S.W. Kim (-7) and S.H. Kim (-7) represent South Korea, though S.H. Kim’s 2-over round saw him slip from the top. Jacob Bridgeman (-6) rounds out the top 13 after a tidy 3-under 67.

With Riley out front and a host of contenders within three shots, the final round at Waiʻalae Country Club promises a dramatic finish.