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Yahoo
01-08-2025
- Sport
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PGA Tour FedEx Cup: Scottie Scheffler's British Open victory clinches regular-season race
Scottie Scheffler's victory in the British Open last week clinched the FedEx Cup regular-season championship for the second year in a row. Scheffler picked up 750 points (the highest number for a winner, reserved for major champions or The Players champion) and has 4,806. He's 1,362 ahead of No. 2 Rory McIlroy and since the final two points events (this week's 3M Championship and next week's Wyndham Championship) give 500 each to the winner, Scheffler's lead is secure heading into the FedEx Cup Playoffs beginning Aug. 7-10 at the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Since Scheffler has first locked up, the rest of the leaders will be taking a bit of a vacation the next two weeks. Only five players among the top 30 on the current points list are in the field at the TPC Twin Cities for the 3M Championship: No. 11 Maverick McNealy, No. 22 Sam Burns, No. 23 Chris Gotterup, No. 28 Ryan Gerard and No. 29 Sungjae Im. Who made the biggest moves last week? Wyndham Clark, +27 spots (78th to 51st), tied for fourth at the British Open Jesper Svensson, +22 spots (133rd to 111th), tied for 16th at the British Open Matt Fitzpatrick, +18 spots (60th to 42nd), tied for fourth at the British Open Erik van Rooyen, +18 spots (80th to 62nd), second at the Barracuda Championship Martin Laird, +18 spots (212th to 194th), tied for 11th at the Barracuda Championship FedEx Cup bubble watch The top 70 on the FedEx Cup points list advance to the FedEx Cup Playoffs beginning Aug. 7-10 at the FedEx St. Jude Classic. There are two points events remaining, this week's 3M Championship and next week's Wyndham Championship. Players on the No. 70 bubble (position required in 3M Championship to tie or pass No. 70 Keith Mitchell) 70. Keith Mitchell 589 71. Emiliano Grillo, 2 points behind Mitchell (80th or higher). 72. Davis Thompson, 37 points behind Mitchell (24th or higher). 73. Eric Cole, 42 points behind Mitchell (21st or higher). 74. Alex Smalley, 45 points behind Mitchell (20th or higher). 75. Christaan Bezuidenhout, 55 points behind Mitchell (15th or higher). 76. Kevin Roy, 57 points behind Mitchell (14th or higher). 77. Chris Kirk, 59 points behind Mitchell (13th or higher). PGA Tour FedEx Cup points leaders Through British Open, Barracuda Championship 1. Scottie Scheffler 4,806 2. Rory McIlroy 3,444 3. Sepp Straka 2,595 4. Russell Henley 2,391 5. Justin Thomas 2,280 6. Harris English 2,232 7. Ben Griffin 2,212 8. J.J. Spaun 2,144 9. Tommy Fleetwood 1,783 10. Keegan Bradley 1,749 11. Maverick McNealy 1,672 12. Andrew Novak 1,625 13. Corey Conners 1,620 14. Ludvig Åberg 1,559 15. Robert MacIntyre 1,479 16. Shane Lowry 1,438 17. Nick Taylor 1,438 18. Collin Morikawa 1,427 19. Brian Harman 1,413 20. Patrick Cantlay 1,275 21. Hideki Matsuyama1,265 22. Sam Burns 1,262 23. Chris Gotterup 1,234 24. Justin Rose 1,220 25. Viktor Hovland 1,210 26. Lucas Glover 1,191 27. Daniel Berger 1,167 28. Ryan Gerard 1,158 29. Sungjae Im 1,142 30. Ryan Fox 1,126 This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: PGA Tour FedEx Cup: Scottie Scheffler clinches regular-season points race
Yahoo
27-07-2025
- Sport
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3M Open 2025: Leaderboard, final results from TPC Twin Cities
Kurt Kitayama made the cut by a stroke and then shot 60-65 on the weekend to win the 3M Open by one shot over Sam Stevens. Here's a look at the round-by-round results from those who made the cut at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota: 2025 3M Open final leaderboard POS. PLAYER SCORE R1 R2 R3 R4 1 Kurt Kitayama -23 65 71 60 65 2 Sam Stevens -22 62 68 66 66 T3 David Lipsky -20 68 68 64 64 T3 Matt Wallace -20 65 67 68 64 T3 Pierceson Coody -20 65 65 67 67 T3 Jake Knapp -20 64 65 67 68 T7 Alex Noren -19 70 62 65 68 T7 Takumi Kanaya -19 67 64 65 69 T7 William Mouw -19 66 66 66 67 T10 Noah Goodwin -18 68 66 65 67 T10 Chris Gotterup -18 63 69 65 69 T12 Wyndham Clark -17 67 65 67 68 T12 Taylor Montgomery -17 67 70 63 67 T14 Chris Kirk -16 64 67 70 67 T14 Thorbjorn Olesen -16 62 66 67 73 T14 Adam Svensson -16 60 75 68 65 T14 Taylor Moore -16 66 67 66 69 T14 Jesper Svensson -16 66 69 63 70 T14 Mac Meissner -16 66 67 67 68 T20 Christiaan Bezuidenhout -15 71 66 67 65 T20 Brendan Valdes -15 64 71 68 66 T20 Gary Woodland -15 67 68 68 66 T20 Emiliano Grillo -15 65 67 69 68 T20 Ben Kohles -15 66 69 67 67 T25 Harry Higgs -14 68 67 68 67 T25 Thomas Rosenmueller -14 67 67 70 66 T25 Akshay Bhatia -14 66 66 63 75 T28 Nick Hardy -13 67 70 67 67 T28 Victor Perez -13 65 69 69 68 T28 Cameron Champ -13 69 68 67 67 T28 Carson Young -13 72 65 65 69 T28 Tom Kim -13 68 68 69 66 T28 Seamus Power -13 67 66 68 70 T28 Nate Lashley -13 67 66 66 72 T28 Kevin Kisner -13 67 69 70 65 T28 Rickie Fowler -13 65 70 68 68 T28 Kevin Roy -13 68 68 71 64 T28 Chad Ramey -13 63 69 68 71 T39 Joel Dahmen -12 67 65 71 69 T39 Max Homa -12 66 68 69 69 T39 Greyson Sigg -12 68 69 68 67 T39 Garrick Higgo -12 68 67 70 67 T39 Austin Eckroat -12 70 65 68 69 T44 Troy Merritt -11 68 68 68 69 T44 Adam Hadwin -11 66 71 67 69 T44 Joseph Bramlett -11 69 67 68 69 T44 Zac Blair -11 64 72 69 68 T44 Alex Smalley -11 71 66 66 70 T44 Matthieu Pavon -11 69 68 66 70 T44 Patrick Fishburn -11 66 68 71 68 T44 Michael La Sasso -11 69 68 63 73 T44 Jhonattan Vegas -11 68 69 69 67 T53 Isaiah Salinda -10 68 68 68 70 T53 Adam Scott -10 69 67 66 72 T53 Camilo Villegas -10 68 69 67 70 T53 Mackenzie Hughes -10 66 71 69 68 T57 David Skinns -9 66 70 70 69 T57 Brice Garnett -9 66 70 68 71 T57 Vince Whaley -9 67 70 69 69 T57 Rico Hoey -9 68 65 74 68 T61 Luke Clanton -8 66 66 70 74 T61 Ben Silverman -8 66 69 71 70 T61 Mark Hubbard -8 66 68 74 68 T61 Sam Burns -8 71 64 67 74 T61 Trevor Cone -8 68 69 70 69 T61 Cristobal Del Solar -8 68 68 68 72 T61 Matti Schmid -8 63 68 76 69 T68 Sam Ryder -7 70 64 70 73 T68 Taylor Pendrith -7 68 69 71 69 T68 Niklas Norgaard Moller -7 66 70 71 70 T68 Matthew McCarty -7 67 70 71 69 T72 Henrik Norlander -5 67 66 70 76 T72 Antoine Rozner -5 68 69 71 71 74 Steven Fisk -4 71 66 70 73 75 David Ford -3 67 68 71 75 76 Taylor Dickson -2 67 67 73 75
USA Today
27-07-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
Kurt Kitayama's birdie barrage leads to 2025 3M Open victory
On a sweltering hot and humid Sunday in Blaine, Minnesota, Kurt Kitayama was even hotter than the temperature. The 32-year-old pro from Chico, California, tied the TPC Twin Cities course record with an 11-under 60 on Saturday and picked up where he left off at the start of Sunday's final round. Trailing by one stroke entering the last day, Kitayama birdied five of the first six holes and toured the front nine in 29 to build a three-stroke lead. With his older brother filling in on the bag, Kitayama hung on to shoot 65 for a one-stroke victory over Sam Stevens at the 2025 3M Open. Kitayama finished with a 72-hole total of 23-under 261 for his second PGA Tour title. Kitayama opened with a 65 but barely made the cut after shooting even-par 71 on Friday when he lacked control of his ball flight. He rushed to the range, hit some balls and talked to his coach, Chris Como. 'Felt like I found something that I could go with,' he said. Kitayama made his move on Moving Day with a career-low round of 60 that was five strokes better than his previous best score this season. On Sunday, he remained red hot with five birdies in his first six holes, including stuffing a wedge inside a foot from 120 yards at No. 2, chipping in from 23 feet at No. 3 and stuffing another wedge to a foot at No. 5. He made 17 birdies in a span of 24 holes and tacked on another at the 201-yard par-3 eighth hole, sticking his tee shot to 4 feet. Kitayama had a hiccup at No. 11, bogeying the par 4 after tugging his drive into trouble. His lead was reduced to two over Jake Knapp, who finished in a tie for third with Matt Wallace and Pierceson Coody. But he bounced back with a birdie at 12 and then lifted an iron from the right fairway bunker to 2 feet at No. 14. 'Shot of the day,' CBS's Ian Baker-Finch exclaimed. Indeed, it was and he brushed in the putt to get to 24 under. He made a bogey at 17 but had enough of a cushion to hang on for the win over Stevens, who closed in 66. For the second week in a row, Kitayama had his brother, Daniel, filling in on the bag. Kitayama first started playing golf at age 5, tagging along after his older brother, who would go on to play college golf at Hawaii-Hilo. 'We've had a lot of good finishes together,' Kurt said of his brother. 'He knows my game. I think he's just getting more comfortable, too, being out here. It's nice to have him out here.' But none of those previous finishes compare to tasting victory together at the 3M Open.
USA Today
27-07-2025
- Business
- USA Today
2025 3M Open prize money payouts for each PGA Tour player at TPC Twin Cities
Kurt Kitayama emerged victorious from a bunched up leaderboard in an exciting final round at the 2025 3M Open. Kitayama walked away from TPC Twin Cities with a trophy and 500 FedEx Cup Points, but that's not all. He also won a good chunk of cash. Here's the breakdown of how much money each PGA Tour player earned at the 3M Open, where there was a purse of $8.4 million. 3M Open 2025 prize money payouts
Yahoo
27-07-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
3M Open leaderboard, live updates for Sunday's final round at TPC Twin Cities
There are just five rounds left in the PGA Tour's 2025 regular season. Sunday's final round of the 3M Open is sure to provide some drama, as 15 players enter the day within four shots of the lead, all chasing the co-leaders, Akshay Bhatia and Thorbjorn Olesen, who start the final round at 18 under. Many players will have points on their minds Sunday, as this is their second-to-last chance to crack the top 70 of the FedEx Cup standings and qualify for the playoffs, which begin in just 10 days following next week's Wyndham Championship. Needless to say, it's crunch time on the PGA Tour. Follow along for live leaderboard updates, scores, highlights and more from the final round of the 2025 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities. 3M Open leaderboard You can keep tabs on every score being carded at TPC Twin Cities with our live 3M Open leaderboard from USATODAY Sports. Here's what it looked like at the top entering Sunday's final round: POSITION PLAYER SCORE T1 A. Bhatia -18 T1 T. Olesen -18 T3 K. Kitayama -17 T3 T. Kanaya -17 T3 S. Stevens -17 T3 J. Knapp -17 T7 C. Gotterup -16 How to watch the final round of the 3M Open 7:15 a.m.-6 p.m., PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ 1-6 p.m., SiriusXM PGA Tour radio 1-3 p.m., Golf Channel, NBC Sports app 3-6 p.m., CBS, Paramount+ What's the weather forecast Sunday at the 3M Open? Players have been dealing with hot and humid conditions at TPC Twin Cities all week, but Sunday will take the cake as the hottest and most humid. The sun will be out with high temperatures in the low 90s and the heat index nearing 100 as the afternoon wears on. No rain is expected and forecasters are calling for winds of 5-15 mph from the south. 3M Open betting odds Here's a look at the top of the betting odds list headed into Sunday's final round, courtesy of BetMGM. Akshay Bhatia (+350) Thorbjorn Olesen (+450) Jake Knapp (+650) Kurt Kitayama (+750) Sam Stevens (+800) Chris Gotterup (+900) Takumi Kanaya (+1100) What is the prize money at the 2025 3M Open? The total purse is $8.4 million and the winner will take home $1.512 million as well as 300 FedEx Cup points and a two-year PGA Tour exemption. Who are all the winners of the 3M Open? Jhonattan Vegas, the 3M Open's defending champion, is back at TPC Twin Cities, aiming to defend his crown. He's not the only past champ in the field as Lee Hodges (2023), Tony Finau (2022) and Cameron Champ (2021) are also set to play. Michael Thompson (2020) and Matthew Woff (2019) are the tournament winners not in the field. When was the first 3M Open? The PGA Tour held the first 3M Open in 2019 about a year after announcing the launch of the event. Previously, TPC Twin Cities host the PGA Tour Champions 3M Championship from 1993 to 2018. This article originally appeared on Golfweek: 3M Open leaderboard, live updates, scores, highlights from final round
