Jackson Koivun secured his first PGA Tour victory at the 3M Open in Blaine, Minnesota, finishing three strokes ahead of world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. The 21-year-old rookie carded a five-under-par 66 in the final round, completing the tournament at a record 25-under 259. This marked only Koivun’s third professional start since turning pro, and he impressively maintained a bogey-free performance throughout the final two rounds at TPC Twin Cities.

Koivun, who recently led Auburn to the NCAA championship, demonstrated composure under pressure, preserving a three-shot lead he had established after a 61 in the third round. Scheffler made a late surge with a closing 63 but was unable to overcome Koivun’s consistent play. This runner-up finish was Scheffler’s fifth of the season; he has one win this year at The American Express in California.

The tournament’s third-place finishers, tied at 20 under par, included Hideki Matsuyama, Brian Harman, Chandler Phillips, and Denny McCarthy. The final round was played amid warm conditions, with temperatures reaching 97 degrees.

In related women’s golf news, South Korean golfer Jenny Shin captured the Women’s Scottish Open title at Dundonald Links in Troon, ending a decade-long gap since her previous LPGA win. Shin finished two strokes ahead of A Lim Kim, registering a final score of nine under par despite a difficult closing round of 75. Shin held a five-shot lead entering the final round and managed to hold off challenges despite multiple bogeys, while Kim’s late surge with four consecutive birdies elevated her to second place. Thailand’s Pajaree Anannarukarn ended third after a 74 in the final round.

Both Koivun’s and Shin’s victories underscore emerging talent in professional golf, with Koivun making a swift impact early in his career and Shin reaffirming her presence on the LPGA Tour after a lengthy interval between wins.