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3M Open welcomes top players in record-breaking field

2025-06-30 19:05
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city in Anoka County, Minnesota, United States
  • The 3M Open will take place from July 21 to July 27, 2025, at the TPC Twin Cities golf course.
  • Preparations include a designated Family Day on July 27, featuring mascots and hydration stations for attendees.
  • This year's tournament boasts its deepest player field ever, with significant implications for PGA Tour standings.

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In Minnesota, the anticipation is building for the 3M Open golf tournament set to take place from July 21 to July 27, 2025, at TPC Twin Cities golf course in Blaine. This tournament marks a significant milestone as it boasts the deepest field ever, featuring thirty of the top 80 players in the Official World Golf Rankings. The changing structure of the PGA Tour and its signature events have shifted the landscape, making the 3M Open crucial for players aiming to secure playoff spots. According to Tournament Director Mike Welch, the tournament's scheduling is favorable for attracting a solid field, especially for players ranked between 37 and 125. There is a gradual shift from the event being regarded as a lesser opportunity on the golf calendar due to its previous position after the Open Championship. The focus on attracting a quality field indicates that the tournament is becoming more desirable as players recognize its significance in the context of their standings and future participation. Preparations for the event are already underway, with construction of viewing tents around the greens to meet the demand for crowd attendance, which is growing year by year. This year, to enhance the experience for families, Sunday, July 27, will be designated as “Family Day,” featuring numerous mascots from local sports teams and amenities such as hydration stations. It reflects an effort to create a more inclusive environment, particularly with more families and children participating in the event. Despite the challenges posed by weather conditions, with Superintendent Joe Rolstad expressing hopes for a drier lead-up to the tournament, the excitement remains palpable as both spectators and players look forward to an engaging competition.

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