Former Auburn All-American Jackson Koivun secured his first PGA Tour victory at the 3M Open, winning by a tournament-record score of 25-under par. This marks just his third tournament as a professional, coming five weeks after his final amateur round. Koivun maintained a strong performance throughout the tournament, concluding with a final-round 66 and going 42 holes without a bogey. He triumphed over world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, who finished at minus-22. Koivun's rapid rise includes multiple collegiate records and accolades.

By the Numbers
  • Koivun won the tournament with a record score of 25-under par (259).
  • He went 42 holes without a bogey during the tournament.
State of Play
  • Koivun's victory establishes him as the second fastest to earn a PGA Tour win.
  • He holds 16 Auburn program records, including the most tournament wins (11).
What's Next

Following this win, Koivun aims to build upon his early professional success, with expectations for further strong performances in upcoming tournaments. His trajectory suggests an increased focus on competing with top-ranked players.

Bottom Line

Jackson Koivun's impressive start in professional golf, highlighted by his 3M Open win, positions him as a rising star. His rapid success underscores his potential for future achievements on the PGA Tour.