3M Open 2025: Leaderboard, final results from TPC Twin Cities
Kurt Kitayama made the cut by a stroke and then shot 60-65 on the weekend to win the 3M Open by one shot over Sam Stevens.
Here's a look at the round-by-round results from those who made the cut at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota:
2025 3M Open final leaderboard
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