A Minnesota PGA Tour event at TPC Twin Cities since 2019
Michael Kim has shot a 59 in Minnesota, the 16th such round on the PGA Tour, after a four-birdie finish. He leads by three at the 3M Open. Other updates from Royal Birkdale include Cameron Young leading at nine under and Rory McIlroy struggling to find momentum.
Koivun has claimed the 3M Open with a record 25-under 259, finishing three strokes ahead of Scheffler. The 21-year-old, in his third pro start, preserved a bogey-free round to close out a dominant week at TPC Twin Cities, while Scheffler finishes as runner-up after a late surge.
LIV Golf is confronting a funding shortfall after the Saudi Public Investment Fund withdraws backing at year-end. The league is seeking about $260 million, with Indianapolis likely to host upcoming events and Michigan deemed unlikely. Investors’ decisions will shape LIV’s 2027 viability.
Hulls and Woad post solid rounds in challenging conditions on the Lancashire coast to stay within reach of Ryu Hae Ran, who is closing in on a third straight major title. Other leaders include Jeeno Thitikul, Nelly Korda and Shiho Kuwaki.
Kim has birdied the final four holes at TPC Twin Cities to reach 14-under in the Cognizant Classic, a continuation of his strong form after a 62 career-low; Knapp previously shot 59 in 2025; Kim has notched a series of solid showings since a second-place finish at Valero in April.
Canadian 17-year-old Anna Huang has won the Centurion Club event, while Charley Hull finishes runner-up after a late collapse. Hull’s surge and Huang’s finish mark a dramatic conclusion to the tournament at Centurion Club, with Lydia Hall in the mix.
Glover has removed his shoes after a birdie putt, citing a rules official’s complaint about spike marks on soft bent greens at TPC Twin Cities. He reiterates that tamping down spike marks is allowed and that his metal spikes will stay on.
Infortar Estonian Challenge winner Martin Franssen has claimed a 19-under total to win the DP World Tour’s HotelPlanner Tour event in Tallinn, edging England’s Andrew Wilson by three shots. Franssen, an Inverness-born, St Andrews-based player, secures his first Scottish title on the circuit, after a season of steady progress and a breakthrough victory the previous year.
The International team has overturned a 3-2 deficit from Thursday to win all five Friday foursomes at Medinah, taking a 7-3 lead in the Presidents Cup. Key results included Corey Conners and Nick Taylor beating Scottie Scheffler and Sam Burns, and Tom Kim and Si Woo Kim defeating Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay 4&3. Twelve singles matches will decide the event on Sunday.