Jackson Koivun’s dream start to life as a PGA Tour professional continued in spectacular fashion at the 3M Open.
The 21-year-old captured his first PGA Tour title in just his third professional start, cruising to a three-shot victory at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. He carded a bogey-free 5-under 66 on Sunday to finish at 25-under par.
“I wrote confidence, trust and dominate on my golf glove. Dominate is a word I came up with in college because I want to see how good I can play. It helps me a lot with my mindset and I kept doing it.”
The win not only secured Koivun his maiden Tour trophy, but also delivered the tournament’s top prize of $1,584,000 from the event’s $8.8 million purse.
Throughout the tournament, Koivun posted rounds of 64, 68, 61, and 66.
“I love this game and I love golf. It’s been love at first sight and I want to thank my parents for getting me into the journey.”
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler finished alone in second after making a Sunday charge, earning $959,200. Despite coming up short, Scheffler continued another remarkable season, officially pushing his on-course earnings to nearly $17 million through one victory and five runner-up finishes.
“Depending on how Jackson played, I knew I was going to need a really low number regardless,” Scheffler said. “I wanted to get something really low on the front nine and kind of put myself on the leaderboard. I didn’t quite have that, I think I was only 3 under on the front so I wasn’t able to really apply too much pressure early on. Overall was a pretty solid week.”
2026 3M Open Prize Money Payouts
Here is a look at the complete payouts for the 2026 3M Open, per Golf Channel:
| Finish | Player | Earnings |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Jackson Koivun | $1,584,000 |
| 2nd | Scottie Scheffler | $959,200 |
| T3rd | Hideki Matsuyama | $429,550 |
| T3rd | Brian Harman | $429,550 |
| T3rd | Denny McCarthy | $429,550 |
| T3rd | Chandler Phillips | $429,550 |
| T7th | Davis Thompson | $286,000 |
| T7th | Emiliano Grillo | $286,000 |
| 9th | Ben Kohles | $257,400 |
| T10th | Gary Woodland | $222,200 |
| T10th | Séamus Power | $222,200 |
| T10th | Michael Kim | $222,200 |
| T13th | Jake Knapp | $172,333 |
| T13th | Zac Blair | $172,333 |
| T13th | Billy Horschel | $172,333 |
| T16th | Patrick Fishburn | $138,600 |
| T16th | Zecheng Dou | $138,600 |
| T16th | Davis Chatfield | $138,600 |
| T16th | Kevin Yu | $138,600 |
| T20th | Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen | $103,840 |
| T20th | Tom Kim | $103,840 |
| T20th | Christiaan Bezuidenhout | $103,840 |
| T20th | Lee Hodges | $103,840 |
| T24th | John Parry | $70,086 |
| T24th | Kevin Streelman | $70,086 |
| T24th | Hank Lebioda | $70,086 |
| T24th | Kurt Kitayama | $70,086 |
| T24th | Austin Smotherman | $70,086 |
| T24th | Chandler Blanchet | $70,086 |
| T24th | Michael Brennan | $70,086 |
| T31st | Max Greyserman | $55,000 |
| T31st | Chris Kirk | $55,000 |
| T31st | Kevin Roy | $55,000 |
| T34th | Maverick McNealy | $45,848 |
| T34th | Muzzy Donohue | $45,848 |
| T34th | Joel Dahmen | $45,848 |
| T34th | Mark Hubbard | $45,848 |
| T34th | Vince Whaley | $45,848 |
| T39th | Pontus Nyholm | $36,520 |
| T39th | Jordan Smith | $36,520 |
| T39th | Corey Conners | $36,520 |
| T39th | John VanDerLaan | $36,520 |
| T39th | Troy Merritt | $36,520 |
| T44th | Matti Schmid | $26,413 |
| T44th | Mackenzie Hughes | $26,413 |
| T44th | Neal Shipley | $26,413 |
| T44th | Zach Bauchou | $26,413 |
| T44th | Ricky Castillo | $26,413 |
| T44th | Keith Mitchell | $26,413 |
| T44th | Jesper Svensson | $26,413 |
| T51st | Camilo Villegas | $21,428 |
| T51st | Jimmy Stanger | $21,428 |
| T51st | Kristoffer Ventura | $21,428 |
| T51st | Casey Jarvis | $21,428 |
| 55th | A.J. Ewart | $20,680 |
| 56th | Beau Hossler | $20,504 |
| T57th | Haotong Li | $20,152 |
| T57th | Austin Eckroat | $20,152 |
| T57th | Lucas Glover | $20,152 |
| T60th | Will Gordon | $19,712 |
| T60th | Sam Stevens | $19,712 |
| T62nd | Rico Hoey | $19,360 |
| T62nd | Trace Crowe | $19,360 |
| T64th | Lanto Griffin | $19,008 |
| T64th | Jeffrey Kang | $19,008 |
| 66th | Fabián Gómez | $18,744 |
What’s Next on the PGA Tour?
The PGA Tour schedule now shifts to the Rocket Classic, which will be played July 30 through August 2 at Detroit Golf Club in Detroit, Michigan.
The tournament features a $10 million purse, with 500 FedExCup points awarded to the winner. Aldrich Potgieter returns as the defending champion after collecting $1.728 million last season.
From there, the Tour heads to Greensboro, North Carolina, for the Wyndham Championship from August 6-9. The final event before the postseason offers an $8.5 million purse and another 500 FedExCup points, with Cameron Young returning as defending champion.
The FedExCup Playoffs begin the following week with the FedEx St. Jude Championship (Aug. 12-16) in Memphis. The opening playoff event boasts a $20 million purse and 750 FedExCup points, before the BMW Championship (Aug. 18-23) heads to Bellerive Country Club with another $20 million purse on the line.
The season concludes at the Tour Championship (Aug. 26-30) at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. The Tour’s finale features a staggering $40 million purse, with the winner taking home $10 million, making it one of the richest prizes in professional golf.
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