00:00 – Adam Svensson Sets 3M Open Record with Incredible 60!
02:06 – Adam Svensson’s INSANE 50-Foot Eagle & Course Record 60 at 3M Open!
1. Adam Svensson Sets 3M Open Record with Incredible 60!
Watch as Adam Svensson takes the lead at the 3M Open with a stunning round of 60, tying the course record! This video covers his bogey-free performance, including nine birdies and an eagle on the 18th hole. Discover how Svensson’s impressive play puts him ahead of the competition, with notable players like Samuel Stevens and Rickie Fowler trailing behind. Don’t miss the highlights and analysis of this thrilling start to the tournament!
2. Adam Svensson’s INSANE 50-Foot Eagle & Course Record 60 at 3M Open!
Adam Svensson dominates the 3M Open with a historic 11-under 60, setting a new course record at TPC Twin Cities! Watch his jaw-dropping 50-foot eagle putt on the 18th hole and a streak of four consecutive birdies that propelled him to the top of the leaderboard.
Svensson, who entered the tournament ranked No. 170 in the FedEx Cup, delivered his best putting performance ever, sinking 194 feet of putts and gaining nearly 5 strokes on the field. Hear his post-round interview discussing his struggles this season and how a breakthrough range session turned his game around.
Also featured: Sam Stevens’ near-59 attempt, Thorbjorn Olesen’s strong comeback, and Chris Gotterup’s continued hot streak. Plus, highlights from Rickie Fowler, Max Homa, and rising stars at the 3M Open.
Don’t miss the breakdown of Svensson’s clutch putting strategy, preferred lies due to rain-softened conditions, and key moments from this thrilling PGA Tour round!
Adam Senson sets 3M Open record with incredible 60. In a stunning display of precision and power, Canadian golfer Adam Senson just rewrote the record books at the 3M Open, carding an eyepopping 60 to grab the early lead. But here’s where it gets controversial. Was this flawless performance a fluke or a sign of a rising star about to dominate the PGA Tour? Let’s break it down. Spenson’s round was a masterclass in consistency. featuring nine birdies, one eagle, and a single bogey free scorecard. The real jaw-dropper, his 48 foot eagle on the eighth hole. A shot that not only sealed his record, but also send shock waves through the golfing world. At 11 under par, he’s currently alone at the top. But the competition is already heating up. Just two shots back is Samuel Stevens with Chad Remy, Brendan Valdez, and a pack of four others nipping at the heels. Now, here’s the twist. Spencen isn’t exactly a household name. The 31-year-old has just one PGA Tour win, 2022’s RSM Classic, and currently ranks 234th in the world. This season alone, he’s missed 11 of 20 cuts. So, how did he suddenly conjure up a record that only two others, Paul Goyo’s 2017, and Daniel Gale 2023, have matched. And this is the part most people miss. Go’s 60 came during the Champions Tours 3M Championship, while Gail’s record setting 60 was in a Monday qualifier. Does that makes Fenson’s achievement more impressive? Or does it highlight the unpredictable nature of golf? Other big names are still in the mix too. Ricky Fowler sits at minus 6, Max Gome at minus 5, and Tony Feno at minus2. But Tom Hog and Eric Vanroyan are already in the red, raising questions about how the pressure of chasing a record might affect their games. So what do you think? Is Fenson 60 a one-day miracle or the start of a breakthrough season? Could someone from the Chasing Pack overtake him by Sunday? Drop your thoughts in the comments. We want to hear if you believe this record will stand or if it’s just the first act in a thrilling 3N Open showdown. Adamos Svenson’s insane 50 ft eagle and course record 60 at 3M Open. Imagine sinking a 50ft eagle putt to cap off a record-breaking round. Adam Stenson did just that, shooting an astonishing 60 to lead the 3M Open after the first day. But here’s where it gets controversial. Spenson’s incredible performance came as a surprise given his recent struggles and a no 170 FedEx Cup ranking. In a stunning display of skill, Spenson’s round featured an eagle on the 18 hole and a remarkable streak of four consecutive birdies. San Stevens trailed by two strokes with the 62, making the competition fierce. At TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota, Spencson faced a daunting 50-foot putt on the par 51 18th. His caddy suggested aiming for a spot 20 ft away. I did and it went in, Spenc recounted, sealing his lead by two strokes over Stevens and Thorne Olison. Nuke preferred lies were in effect due to heavy rain softening the course. Despite a challenging year, Spencen felt his game was on the brink of a breakthrough, especially after a great rain session earlier that day. The 31-year-old Canadian who won the 2022 RSM Classic has been refining his swing for 2 years to improve his Sunday performances. I start off strong, but tend to fade, he admitted. However, his putting prowess on Thursday was undeniable. He birdied the first hole from 19 ft and the par 3/4th from 34 ft. A sequence of four straight birdies starting at the ninth hole was a highlight followed by another birdie at 16 and the dramatic eagle at 18. This was probably my best putting round ever, Spencson said, having gained 4.89 strokes on the greens, a careerhigh, and making an impressive 194t 2 in of putts. Sam Stevens, his nearest competitor, chipped in at the 13th and amassed 10 birdies. Shooting a 59 seemed possible when he reached the par 51 18, but a misjudged three iron led to a bogey, settling for a 62 and his career low round. I had to hit the three iron perfectly to clear the water. I gave it a shot, but it didn’t pan out. Still a positive up and down for six, Stevens reflected. His son Henry, one of his four boys, praised him, saying, “Dad, good playing today.” Stevens joked about his tough crowd of kids, appreciating their rare compliments. Denmark’s Olison birdie five of six holes on the back nine and finished with a birdie at 18 despite recent struggles. “I felt more comfortable on the course today,” he noted. Veterans Chad Rainey, Mattie Schmid, and Scottish Open champ Chris Godup tied for fourth with 60°. Godup coming off a third place finish at the open continued his hot streak with a 46 foot eagle at the 12th. Being on a heater is new for me, but I’m riding it out. Gotup said. Brendan Valdez, former Auburn Tiger, shot a course record 28 on the front nine and posted a 64 alongside Jake Knap, Chris Kirk, and Zack Blair. Ricky Mer led a group of seven with a 65, while Max Homa, Luke Clanton, and Ashe Batia were among 16 golfers scoring a 66. Do you think Spencson’s performance is a sign of a lasting comeback or just a fleeting moment of brilliance?
