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Highlights | Round 4 | 3M Open | 2026

Jackson Koivun banks 500 FedExCup points, $1.58 million with his win at TPC Twin Cities

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Jackson Koivun banks 500 FedExCup points, $1.58 million with his win at TPC Twin Cities

Jackson Koivun, PGA TOUR winner.

In the realm of the inevitable, that name beside that achievement seemed like a gimme, but that Koivun prevailed at the 3M Open on Sunday in what was just his third start as a professional, well, that’s as special as he is.

The 21-year-old closed in bogey-free, 5-under 66 to post 25-under 259 for a three-stroke victory at TPC Twin Cities. And as if the win and its margin already weren’t impressive enough, the man in solo second was none other than Scottie Scheffler, who spun a bogey-free, 8-under 63 in the finale.

The feat deserves the spoils that Koivun collects. They include 500 FedExCup points and $1,584,000 of the record prize fund of $8.8 million. More perks and other nuggets of the outcome are detailed beneath the breakdown of the 66 who cashed in Minnesota.

POSITIONGOLFERSCOREFEDEXCUP POINTSEARNINGS1Jackson Koivun259/ -25500.000$1,584,000.002Scottie Scheffler262/ -22300.000$959,200.00T3Hideki Matsuyama264/ -20133.750$429,550.00T3Brian Harman264/ -20133.750$429,550.00T3Chandler Phillips264/ -20133.750$429,550.00T3Denny McCarthy264/ -20133.750$429,550.00T7Davis Thompson265/ -1987.500$286,000.00T7Emiliano Grillo265/ -1987.500$286,000.009Ben Kohles266/ -1880.000$257,400.00T10Gary Woodland267/ -1770.000$222,200.00T10Seamus Power267/ -1770.000$222,200.00T10Michael Kim267/ -1770.000$222,200.00T13Jake Knapp268/ -1657.333$172,333.33T13Zac Blair268/ -1657.333$172,333.33T13Billy Horschel268/ -1657.333$172,333.33T16Patrick Fishburn269/ -1550.000$138,600.00T16Zecheng Dou269/ -1550.000$138,600.00T16Davis Chatfield269/ -1550.000$138,600.00T16Kevin Yu269/ -1550.000$138,600.00T20Christiaan Bezuidenhout270/ -1442.000$103,840.00T20Tom Kim270/ -1442.000$103,840.00T20Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen270/ -1442.000$103,840.00T20Lee Hodges270/ -1442.000$103,840.00T24John Parry271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T24Kevin Streelman271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T24Austin Smotherman271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T24Kurt Kitayama271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T24Hank Lebioda271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T24Chandler Blanchet271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T24Michael Brennan271/ -1332.500$70,085.71T31Max Greyserman272/ -1225.000$55,000.00T31Kevin Roy272/ -1225.000$55,000.00T31Chris Kirk272/ -1225.000$55,000.00T34Maverick McNealy273/ -1120.000$45,848.00T34Muzzy Donohue273/ -11n/a (non-member)$45,848.00T34Joel Dahmen273/ -1120.000$45,848.00T34Vince Whaley273/ -1120.000$45,848.00T34Mark Hubbard273/ -1120.000$45,848.00T39Pontus Nyholm274/ -1015.000$36,520.00T39Jordan Smith274/ -1015.000$36,520.00T39Corey Conners274/ -1015.000$36,520.00T39John VanDerLaan274/ -1015.000$36,520.00T39Troy Merritt274/ -1015.000$36,520.00T44Matti Schmid275/ -910.071$26,412.57T44Mackenzie Hughes275/ -910.071$26,412.57T44Neal Shipley275/ -910.071$26,412.57T44Zach Bauchou275/ -910.071$26,412.57T44Jesper Svensson275/ -910.071$26,412.57T44Keith Mitchell275/ -910.071$26,412.57T44Ricky Castillo275/ -910.071$26,412.57T51Camilo Villegas276/ -87.250$21,428.00T51Jimmy Stanger276/ -87.250$21,428.00T51Kristoffer Ventura276/ -87.250$21,428.00T51Casey Jarvis276/ -8n/a (non-member)$21,428.0055A.J. Ewart277/ -76.000$20,680.0056Beau Hossler278/ -65.800$20,504.0057Haotong Li279/ -55.400$20,152.0057Lucas Glover279/ -55.400$20,152.0057Austin Eckroat279/ -55.400$20,152.00T60Sam Stevens280/ -44.900$19,712.00T60Will Gordon280/ -44.900$19,712.00T62Rico Hoey281/ -34.500$19,360.00T62Trace Crowe281/ -34.500$19,360.00T64Lanto Griffin282/ -24.100$19,008.00T64Jeffrey Kang282/ -24.100$19,008.0066Fabián Gómez285/ 13.800$18,744.00

It’s wild to consider that as Koivun was motoring along in his final round in the final pairing, and after Scheffler posted from the sixth-to-last twosome, the tournament record was more in doubt than Koivun’s breakthrough victory. But with a par conversion from 13 feet, 9 inches on the par-5 18th hole, that’s exactly what he delivered for his coronation. It eclipsed 2023 champion Lee Hodges’ former mark by one. This was the eighth edition of the tournament.

Koivun is the seventh first-time winner of the season and the second consecutive after Stefano Mazzoli at the Corales Puntacana Championship. (The Italian missed the cut in Minnesota by five after he accepted PGA TOUR membership.) In addition to the points and earnings, Koivun now is exempt as a PGA TOUR winner through 2028. He’s also picked up exemptions into the 2027 editions of THE PLAYERS Championship, the Masters and the PGA Championship. He’s risen to 70th in the FedExCup and will vault to approximately 75th in the Official World Golf Ranking.

Scheffler’s runner-up is his fifth of the season to go with one win. He’s also finished third twice and fourth thrice. His latest silver expands his lead in the FedExCup to almost 800 points over three-time 2026 winner Matt Fitzpatrick.

Defending champion Kurt Kitayama finished in a seven-way tie for 24th.