Adam Svensson lit up the course on Thursday with an incredible 8 birdies and an eagle, but struggled to find his rhythm on Friday. Will he bounce back in the weekend rounds? Watch as we break down his performance, analyze the key moments, and discuss the standout players like Alex Noren’s 9-under 62. Plus, find out why Sam Burns chose to play in Minnesota and how the 3M Open is shaping up. Don’t miss the highlights, expert analysis, and insights into the tournament’s biggest stories! #3MOpen #AdamSvensson #GolfHighlights
Adam Senson’s roller coaster rounds at the 3M Open Golf Highlights and analysis. In a stunning turn of events, Adam Spencson, the standout performer on Thursday, struggled to make the cup for the 3M Open on Friday. Thursday’s round was nothing short of spectacular, featuring a birdies and an eagle. All thanks to what Senson described as the best putting performance of his life. But here’s where it gets controversial. Friday’s round was a stark contrast. Senson managed only one birdie accompanied by three bogeies and a double bogey on the par 4 second hole. His sole birdie came midway through his round at the watery par 51 18th after starting on the 10th hole. Despite the rough day, his 36th hole score of seven under par 135 was just enough to make the cut, placing him alongside notable players like Ricky Fowler and US Open champion Gary Woodland. Former champions Jonathan Vegas and Cameron Champ also made the cut, but just barely. And this is the part most people miss. Several high-profile players didn’t make the minus 5 cut line, including former 3M Open champ Tony Fenol, Howong Lee, Web Simpson, Keith Mitchell, Zack Johnson, Sahit The Gala, Seiwim, Maverick McNeely, and former 3M Open champ Lee Hodgeges. Frankie Kapan withdraws. North Oaks Frankie Capanda Third had to withdraw from the tournament due to a wrist injury after shooting a 7 over 78 in the first round on Thursday. Other Minnesota connected players had mixed results. Carson Herren, son of Tim Herren, shot 72 and 70, but missed the cut while playing on a sponsor’s exemption. Fargo’s Tom Hog shot 74 and 78, finishing last among those who completed the tournament. Former Gopher Eric Venroyan improved on Friday, but his 75 and 68 wasn’t enough to make the cut. Round of the day, Sweden’s Alex Norin had an impressive round, shooting a 9 under 62 with nine birdies, an eagle, and two bogeies. This performance propelled him 86 spots up the leaderboard to a tie for eighth place. here because he wants to beat Sam Burns, a US team member for the 2023 RDER Cup and ranked 22nd in the world, is currently 21st in the FedEx Cup playoffs. His goal to make the top 30 for the Tour Championship in Atlanta. So what brought into Minnesota where most players are fighting to make the top 70 to advance in the playoffs? I like the golf course. It kind of fits in the schedule, Burnt explained. It just kind of makes sense. He also praised Tracy West, the executive vice president of Prolink Sports, who oversees the 3M Open and other PGA Tour events. She does an incredible job, Burns, I like to be able to support her and 3M. It’s a really well-run tournament. They’re a great sponsor and we’re fortunate to have them, so it’s nice to be able to come back and enjoy a great golf course. Family time. When asked if the extra rest helped prepare him for his return, Oly had a different perspective. I don’t think so. He said the bololis was my family was there, so I got to spend a little bit of time with my kids and some of the island, which was pretty nice. It’s a beautiful place. What do you think? Does taking time off to spend with family really help or hinder a player’s performance? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
