Kurt Kitayama won the 3M Open on Sunday and finished the sizzle weekend with the last round 65, and hit Sam Stevens as the second PGA tour.
Kitayama, who photographed the best and tournament record 60 on Saturday and entered the last round within one of the leaders, hit six out of the first eight holes to create a cushion in 91 degrees in TPC Twin City.
Kitayama took Bogey on the 17th consecutive days and reduced the lead in the group for two consecutive days. STEVENS was a group in the future and failed the birdie that could reach the 18th. After approaching the green side bunker from the closing hole, Kitayama safely flew to 18 feet and easily finished second place and finished at the age of 23.
Matt Wallace, David Lipsky, Pierceson Coody and Jake Knapp ranked third.
KITAYAMA, who won the Arnold Palmer Invitation in Bay Hill in 2023, was in the top 70 to increase 500 points in the FedEx CUP ranking, taking place in the playoffs. He was expected to jump from 110th to 53th.
Kurt Kitayama reduces putting to the 18th green in the last round of the 3M Open.
Kitayama, who took sixth place in the 3m Open last year, missed seven cuts this season. He was tied twice in 5th place in John Deere Classic and CJ CUP Byron Nelson.
The 32 -year -old Aboriginal from Chico, California, had a major form of his approach. He scored 14th in the fairway bunker within two feet of 20 birdies on weekends.
Stevens made five birdies in Back Nine and continued to win the third place in third place. He was the second in the Farmers Insurance Open. The 29 -year -old Aboriginal from Port Wars, Texas, is still looking for the first victory, but this finish remains in the regular season from 44th to 29th in the FedEx CUP.
Akshay Bhatia and Thorbjorn Olesen were a co -leader on Sunday, but the final pairing was disappointing. BHATIA shot 75 and tied to 25th, and Olesen went to 14th.
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