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Scheffler Goes to Minnesota for 3M Open, as LPGA and PGA Tour Champions Head to Scotland

Tournament officials said 53 of the top 125 players in the Official World Golf Ranking are in the 144-player field.

  • Tournament officials finalized the 144-player field for the 2026 3M Open on July 17, headlined by world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler competing in Blaine, Minnesota.
  • The 3M Open, which debuted in 2019, returns to TPC Twin Cities, a par-72 course designed by Arnold Palmer and Tom Lehman for another championship week.
  • Ryan Fox withdrew hours after winning the British Open, citing rest following his major victory; Jordan Spieth also withdrew despite earlier tournament promotion.
  • Executive Director Hollis Cavner said the field reflects "the continued momentum of the 3M Open," celebrating world-class competition and community support.
  • Emerging talents Jackson Koivun and NCAA champion Preston Stout join the roster as competitors vie for crucial FedExCup points before the postseason.
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Scheffler goes to Minnesota for 3M Open, as LPGA and PGA Tour Champions head to Scotland

Scottie Scheffler is going from Royal Birkdale to the TPC Twin Cities. The world's No. 1 player is in the field at the 3M Open for the first time.

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