PGA Tour Shifts Focus to Minnesota for 3M Open with $8.4M Purse
The PGA Tour has transitioned from the recent British Open in Ireland to the annual 3M Open in Minnesota, featuring an impressive purse of $8.4 million. The tournament offers a significant reward for the top players, with the champion set to take home $1.512 million. The event is attracting considerable attention, particularly due to the presence of ranked players in the field.
Among the competitors, Maverick McNealy stands out as the highest-ranked player at No. 18 in the world. He is joined by fellow top-25 players, Sam Burns at No. 22 and Wyndham Clark at No. 25, making this year’s tournament particularly competitive.
Final Payouts for the 2025 3M Open
As the tournament progresses, the final payouts for the 2025 3M Open have been confirmed. The distribution of prize money is as follows:
– Winner: $1,512,000
– Second Place: $915,600
– Third Place: $579,600
– Fourth Place: $411,600
– Fifth Place: $344,400
– Sixth Place: $304,500
– Seventh Place: $283,500
– Eighth Place: $262,500
– Ninth Place: $245,700
– Tenth Place: $228,900
The payouts continue down to those finishing in the lower ranks, ensuring a wide distribution of winnings among the participants. Players ranked 11th through 70th will receive amounts ranging from $212,100 down to $17,220.
The 3M Open not only showcases exceptional golfing talent but also reflects the ongoing commitment of the PGA Tour to deliver high-stakes competition and substantial financial incentives for its players. With the tournament still underway, updates on player performances and final standings will be anticipated by fans and analysts alike.
As the event unfolds, the excitement around the 3M Open continues to build, promising an engaging spectacle for spectators both in attendance and watching from around the world.
