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Throughout this week's Golf Hawaii show we relive an incredible week in the life of Tadd Fujikawa, a remarkable young man. Somehow against the odds, Tadd who was born 3 1/2 months premature survived the grueling first months of his life. The young warrior even took up judo, and eventually became a brown belt. But soon after golf became his passion. Quickly, he became one of Hawaii's best junior golfers and at the age of 15 became the youngest ever to qualify for the US Open. His stunning week at the Sony Open last month actually began the same way... he qualified for the tournament. Little did he know what would lie ahead. Tadd's Sony Open started relatively quietly with a 1 over par 71 still he posted the lowest round of any of the golfers from Hawaii. Round two was a completely different story - that's when the magic began as Tadd went on to make the cut becoming the youngest player in 50 years to do so. And on Sunday Tadd became the youngest player ever to finish in the top 20 on the PGA Tour. Tune in this week for an in-depth look at Tadd's performance throughout the Sony Open weekend and find out how he feels about his week and the road ahead.

» Tadd Fujikawa, born January 8, 1991 in Honolulu, Hawaii, is an amateur American golfer.

» Fujikawa is currently a sophomore at Moanalua High School in Honolulu, Hawaii.

» He made his second PGA start (2006 US Open was the first) at the 2007 Sony Open, having gained entry by shooting 67 in the Open Qualifier (PGA Tour Exemption Category #17).[2]. In the second round of the Sony Open itself, Fujikawa became the youngest player in nearly 50 years to make a PGA cut. A birdie on the 16th hole put him within the cut line, but it was his 15-foot eagle on the 18th hole that was his most memorable shot of the day. With that shot, Fujikawa secured a 4-under-par 66 and made the cut by 3 shots.

» In 2006 at age 15, he qualified for the US Open at Winged Foot by winning the Hawaii sectional qualifier, becoming the youngest player since 1941 to qualify for the tournament. At the US Open, Fujikawa shot 88-71 and missed the cut, finishing 140th.