Jackson Koivun added a major milestone to his early professional career by winning the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities, holding off Scottie Scheffler on Sunday for his first PGA Tour title. The 21-year-old former Auburn star moved quickly from promising newcomer to tournament winner, needing only a short time to break through on tour.
The biggest question around the result was the 3M Open purse and payouts, especially how much Koivun earned for the victory. Based on the available details, the win pushed him past the $1 million mark, a significant earnings jump that underlined the value of his first PGA Tour title.
Koivun's performance was described as a runaway victory, even with Scheffler in the mix, showing both composure and scoring power at TPC Twin Cities. For a young player still establishing himself at the top level, beating a field with one of golf's biggest names adds even more weight to the result.
The win gives Koivun both a breakthrough moment and a financial boost, with the 3M Open payout marking another sign of how quickly his PGA Tour career is accelerating. Crossing seven figures in earnings so early only strengthens the impact of his inaugural victory.
