2026 3M OPEN LEADERBOARD ROUND 4 FINAL

Earns his first PGA TOUR title in his 13th career start (third as a professional) at the age of 21 years, 2 months, 3 days

 Entered the final round with a three-stroke lead and cards a bogey-free 66 to claim the three-stroke win

 Youngest player to win on TOUR since Aldrich Potgieter (20 years, 9 months, 16 days) at the 2025 Rocket Classic

 Youngest American player to win a PGA TOUR event by multiple strokes since the 1932 WM Phoenix Open (Ralph Guldahl)

AScottie Scheffler (2nd/-22) entered the final-round six shots and cards a bogey-free 63 to finish solo-second, his fifth runner-up 

finish this season; marks his 15th runner-up and 87th top-10 in 167 career starts on TOUR; 2026 FedExCup leader increases his lead 

in the standings, 794 points ahead of Matt Fitzpatrick; leads all players with 11 top-five finishes this season (next best: 7, Matt 

Fitzpatrick)

Hideki Matsuyama (T3/-20) followed his first-round 70 with rounds of 65-65-64 to clinch his third top-10 finish of the season 

(P2/WM Phoenix Open, T3/3M Open, T8/AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am); cards a 6-under 30 on the back nine in the final round, 

highlighted by a birdie-eagle finish on Nos. 17-18; led the field this week in Strokes Gained: Around the Green with (8.170)

After bogeying the final hole of the first round, Brian Harman (T3/-20) played the final 54 holes bogey free to earn his first top-10 

since the 2025 Open Championship (T10); ranked second this week in Strokes Gained: Around the Green (4.664)

Chandler Phillips (T3/-20) records his best finish of the season and climbs from 103rd to 86th in the FedExCup standings

Denny McCarthy (T3/-20) birdies three of his final four holes and earns his best finish on TOUR since the 2024 Valero Texas Open 

(2nd); led all players this week in Strokes Gained: Putting (7.482)

Cards 10-under 61, including a tournament-record back-nine score of 28 (-8), which included four birdies and two eagles (Nos. 12 

and 18) 

 Holds the lead/co-lead for the first time after any round on TOUR; 21-year-old is the youngest 54-hole leader/co-leader on TOUR this 

season 

 With a victory, would become the fourth PGA TOUR rookie to win this season: Alex Fitzpatrick (Zurich Classic of New Orleans/with 

Matt Fitzpatrick), Kristoffer Reitan (Truist Championship), Stefano Mazzoli (Corales Puntacana Championship) 

Argentina’s Emiliano Grillo (T2/-17) seeks his third PGA TOUR title (2015 Procore Championship, 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge) 

and looks to become the second international winner of the 3M Open (Jhonattan Vegas/2024/Venezuela); makes seventh 

appearance at the 3M Open, with five made cuts in six prior appearances, including three top-10 finishes (T3/2020, T2/2022, 

T10/2023) 

18-hole leader and five-time Korn Ferry Tour winner Ben Kohles (T2/-17) seeks his first PGA TOUR title in his 122nd career start

S2025 Bank of Utah Championship winner Michael Brennan (T4/-16) cards his lowest score (63) in 88 rounds on TOUR; sits No. 105 

heading into this week with three events remaining before the FedExCup Playoffs; one of 14 players to make the cut at all four 

major championships in 2025 

Second-round leader Michael Kim (T6/-15) follows rounds of 69-59 with a 1-under 70 to post one round each in the 50s, 60s and 

70s: lowest score following a sub-60 round: 64 (Justin Thomas/2017 Sony Open in Hawaii/R2); highest score following a sub-60 

round: 74 (twice, *both in next start): David Duval/1999 WM Phoenix Open, Stuart Appleby/2010 WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational) 

Scottie Scheffler (T9/-14) was the only player to card an eagle at the 296-yard 16th hole in round three after the tee was moved up 

to make it a drivable par-4; holed out from the rough 55 feet beyond the green; shoots 29 (-7) on the back nine, en route to 7-under 

64; plays the final four holes of any round on TOUR 4-under for the fifth time (most recent: R3/2024 Travelers Championship) 

o Currently six shots back, Scheffler has never won from more than five strokes back through 54 holes on TOUR (won the 

2024 PLAYERS Championship from five strokes back with a final-round 64 to win by one) 

12-under 59 in the second round marks the 16th sub-60 score in PGA TOUR history

15th different player (16th time) to shoot a sub-60 round on TOUR; Jim Furyk is the only player with two sub-60 rounds

First sub-60 score on TOUR since Jake Knapp (59/R1) at the 2025 Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches (512 days ago)

Kim’s previous career low on TOUR was 62 (three times, most recent: 2026 RBC Heritage/R4

18-hole leader Ben Kohles (T2/-11) follows his career-low 62 with a second-round 69 and sits inside the top five after 36 holes for 

the second time in his last three starts (T4 after two rounds at 2026 John Deere Classic, finished T3); five-time Korn Ferry Tour 

winner seeks his first PGA TOUR title in his 122nd career start

Currently seven shots back, Scheffler has three wins on TOUR after overcoming a deficit of 7+ strokes after two rounds:

2022 WM Phoenix Open (nine back, won in a playoff), 2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard (eight 

back, won by one), 2025 Procore Championship (eight back, won by one)

In his 13th start on TOUR, Jackson Koivun (T5/-10) sits inside the top-10 heading into the weekend for the second time and first 

since the 2025 Procore Championship (T2 after 36 holes, finished T4)

In his PGA TOUR debut, Minnesota native Muzzy Donohue (T24/-6) cards an 8-under 63, the second-lowest score Friday, only 

behind Michael Kim’s 59; 25-year-old Boston College product won the 109th Minnesota State Open two weeks ago; one prior PGA 

TOUR-sanctioned start came on PGA TOUR Americas in 2025 (missed cut)

Phillips and Troy Merritt (T5/-10) are the only players to record scores of 66 or better in each of the first two rounds

   World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler (T5/-6) cards a bogey-free 65 in his first ever round at TPC Twin Cities while making his first  appearance at the 3M Open; last World No. 1 to compete in the 3M Open: Brooks Koepka (2019/finished 65th); FedExCup  leader seeks his second victory of the season (The American Express)  

  Holes an eagle putt from 4 feet, 4 inches on the final hole to card a bogey-free 9-under 62 to lead by two strokes. Hit 17 of 18 greens, 12 of 14 fairways and took 28 putts en route to his career low on TOUR in 354 rounds; previous low:  63/twice (most recent: 2024 Puerto Rico Open/R3). Holds 18-hole lead/co-lead for the first time in an individual stroke-play event on TOUR (previous best position after 18 holes:  T4/2026 Puerto Rico Open/finished T42); NOTE: Held 18-hole lead/co-lead at 2024 Zurich Classic of New Orleans with teammate Patton Kizzire (finished T28)   Five-time Korn Ferry Tour winner seeks first PGA TOUR title in his 122nd start; two players have earned their first PGA TOUR win at this event (Lee Hodges/2023, Matthew Wolff/2019). Sat No. 100 in the FedExCup standings heading into this week with three events remaining before the FedExCup Playoffs;  currently projected to move to No. 47 with a win   Won a Korn Ferry Tour event in June (BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX); finished T3, two shots back, at the John  Deere Classic in July after a final-hole double bogey  

 Emiliano Grillo (T2/-7) ties his record for most birdies in a round (9) for the seventh time in his career (most recent: 2023  American Express/R3/Pete Dye Stadium Course); makes seventh appearance at the 3M Open, with five made cuts in six prior  appearances, including three top-10 finishes (T3/2020, T2/2022, T10/2023)  

 In his third start as a professional, PGA TOUR rookie Jackson Koivun (T2/-7), who earned membership via the PGAT University  Accelerated program, matches his career low score on TOUR (64/2025 John Deere Classic/R2)  

 In 15 rounds at the 3M Open, Gary Woodland (T2/-7) cards his low 18-hole score at TPC Twin Cities (previous: 66/three times)  

 Lucas Glover (T5/-6) seeks third consecutive top-5 finish on TOUR (T3/John Deere Classic, T5/ISCO Championship)