00:00 – Adam Svensson Sets 3M Open Record with Stunning 60
02:11 – Adam Svensson Sets Tournament Record at 3M Open
1. Adam Svensson Sets 3M Open Record with Stunning 60
Watch as Adam Svensson takes the lead at the 3M Open with an incredible round of 60, tying the course record! This video covers his bogey-free performance, featuring nine birdies and an eagle on the 18th hole. Discover how Svensson’s skills put him ahead of the competition, including Samuel Stevens and Chad Ramey. Don’t miss highlights from this thrilling round and insights into Svensson’s journey on the PGA Tour.
Join us as we break down the key moments of the day and discuss what this means for the rest of the tournament.
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2. Adam Svensson Sets Tournament Record at 3M Open
Adam Svensson made history at the 3M Open with a tournament record 60 in the opening round.
He leads by two shots over Sam Stevens and Thorbjørn Olesen.
Svensson’s round included 9 birdies and a 48-foot eagle putt on the closing hole.
He tied the TPC Twin Cities course record and had the lowest round in the tournament’s seven-year history.
The 31-year-old Canadian has one top-25 finish in 21 starts this season and has missed 11 cuts.
His career-best 60 is the second-lowest score on the PGA TOUR this season.
Adam Senson sets 3M open record with stunning 60 in a stunning display of skill. Adam Senson has made headlines by tying the course record at the 3M Open with an impressive score of 60. This remarkable achievement was capped off with a thrilling 48 ft eagle putt on the 18th hole, placing him firmly in the lead at 11under as of Thursday. Spenson’s round was nothing short of extraordinary. He completed it without a single bogey, showcasing his precision with nine birdies and one eagle, complemented by eight pars. This performance ties him with Paul Goyos, who set the record in 2017, and Daniel Dale, who matched it during a Monday qualifier earlier this year. It’s worth noting that Goyos achieved his score when the event was still known as the 3M Championship, part of the Champions Tour, while Gail’s record came just before the current tournament. However, Senson’s journey to victory won’t be without challenges. He faces stiff competition from several talented players, including Samuel Stevens, who is just two shots behind, and Chad Remy, trailing by three. Brendan Valdes, if four shots back, and there are four other golfers sitting five shots off the lead, all eager to capitalize on any opportunity. At 31 years old, Senson has already claimed one title on the PGA Tour, which he won at the RSM Classic in 2022. Despite this success, he currently ranks 234th in the World Golf Rankings, and has struggled this season, missing 11 out of 20 cuts. As the tournament unfolds, other notable players include Ricky Fowler at six under par, Max Matt Homer at 5, and Tony Fedel and Windham Clark, both at two under. Meanwhile, Tom Hog and Eric Vanroyan are currently at three and four over par, respectively. But here’s where it gets controversial. Can Senson maintain this momentum throughout the tournament, or will the pressure of competition weigh him down? With so many skilled players in the mix, it raises the question, who do you think has the best chance of catching up to Senson? Share your thoughts in the comments. Adam Senson sets tournament record at 3M Open in a stunning display of skill. Adam Fenson has set a new tournament record at the 3M Open, finishing the first round with an impressive score of 60, which is 11 underpar. This remarkable achievement not only places him two strokes ahead of competitors Sam Stevens and Fbjon Olesen, but also marks the lowest round recorded in the event’s 7-year history. To cap off his round, Senson sank a remarkable 48 ft eagle putt on the final hole, showcasing his exceptional putting prowess throughout the day. Senson’s round included an impressive nine birdies, and he remarkably did not record a single bogey. His score ties the course record at TPC Twin Cities, previously set by Paul Goyuff during the 2017 3M Championship on the PGA Tour Champions. This performance is a significant highlight in Senson’s career as he has only one tour victory to his name which came at the RSM Classic in 2022. Despite this, the 31-year-old Canadian has faced challenges this season with only one top 25 finish in 21 starts and 11 missed cuts. Reflecting on his performance, Spencen expressed his satisfaction with his putting, stating, “I had a great range session today. just really puted amazing. I made a bunch of breakers. It was probably my best passing round ever had. He needed just 25 putts in total, which included the nearly 40ft birdie on the 11th hole and a 34-footer on the fourth, underscoring his exceptional form on the greens. Interestingly, Senson’s score of 60 is the second lowest on the PGA Tour this season with Jake Knap having previously shot a 59 at the Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches back in February. Meanwhile, Sam Stevens had a chance to join the ranks of those shooting in the 50s, but fell short after his second shot on the par 51 18th hole landed in the water, resulting in a bogey and a final score of 62. Stevens explained, “I have a pretty big gap between my three iron and my 3-wood, and I hit a terrible shot. I thought if I hit a 3-wood, it was just going to fly to the back of the green, and I kind of had to hit a three iron perfect to even cover the water. But I figured that was my best chance to shoot 59. So, I gave it a go. Among the other players in the tournament, Ricky Fowler and Ameliano Grill are part of a competitive group ranked between 60th and 80th in the FedEx house standings. All vying for strong performances to secure their spot in the 70man field for the upcoming playoffs event in two weeks. Fowler entered the week ranked 63rd while Guillo was positioned at 71st. Fowler remarked, “At the end of the day, good golf solves a lot of things.” Patrick Rogers and Gary Woodland currently ranked 66th and 78th respectively, both shot rounds of 67. Keith Mitchell, ranked 70th, finished with a score of 68 and Cam Davis, who is 65th, ended the day with a 71. Defending champion Jonathan Vegas managed a score of 68, while Haong Lee, who recently finished tied for fourth at the Open Championship alongside Scotty Sheffller, recorded the one under 70. This tournament is shaping up to be an exciting one. And with such impressive performances already, it raises the question, can Spencen maintain his lead, or will someone else rise to the occasion? What do you think? Share your cults in the comments.
