After spending the last two weeks in Scotland and Northern Ireland, the PGA Tour is back stateside for the 2025 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. Most of the players at the top of the world rankings will be taking a week off two weeks in Europe,

The PGA Tour has moved from last week's British Open in Ireland to Minnesota for the annual 3M Open. It's offering an $8.4 million purse, with $1.512 million to the winner. Maverick McNealy, at No. 18, is the highest ranked player in the field and one of three top-25 players, along with Sam Burns (22) and Wyndham Clark (25).

Akshay Bhatia had every reason to believe that the 2025 PGA Tour season would serve as yet another step in his strong and popular rise. Over the previous two years, the lanky North Carolinian, who skipped college and turned pro at the age of 17,

The biggest names floating around the top of the leaderboard are back in T8 at 10 under. Wyndham Clark fired a 6-under 65 to move up on Friday and give himself a shot at his first win of the year. Chris Gotterup stalled out a bit with a 69, but he is once again on the first page of the leaderboard heading into the weekend.

Kurt Kitayama made a big jump to the top of the leaderboard on moving day at the 3M Open.

Thorbjørn Olesen gets off the par-3 8th in one at TPC Twin Cities, grabbing a share of the 3M Open lead in the third round.

Kitayama signed for an 11-under 60 and entered the clubhouse at 17 under for the tournament after narrowly sneaking inside the 5 under cutline Friday.