How Much Did Jackson Koivun Win At The 3M Open?

The FedEx Cup Playoffs are fast approaching and everyone who made the cut at the 3M Open was desperate to finish as high up the leaderboard as possible at TPC Twin Cities.

With significant impending changes coming to the PGA Tour over the next season or two, booking a spot in the FedEx Cup Playoffs and avoiding a drop down to the Korn Ferry Tour could be career-altering.

Therefore, the stakes were high in Blaine, Minnesota with players in contention leaving no stone unturned in trying to follow in 2025 winner Kurt Kitayama's footsteps.

In the end, it was a man new to the professional game, Jackson Koivun, who saw off the challenges of seasoned campaigners including Scottie Scheffler and Hideki Matsuyama to claim his maiden win on the PGA Tour.

That takes him to 70th in the FedEx Cup standings, as well as guaranteeing his PGA Tour status for the foreseeable future, but it's not just those benefits he will be able to celebrate, with life-changing prize money heading his way.

Koivun walks away with a check for almost $1.6 million from a total purse of $8.8 million.

That is $400,000 more than last year when Kitayama held off Sam Stevens and co. by a shot to claim his second PGA Tour title.

Far from the first time this season, the runner-up was Scheffler, and he picks up almost $1 million, while there are six-figure checks on offer all the way down to T20.

Scottie Scheffler wins almost $1 million for his latest runner-up placing

Even Fabian Gomez, who finished 66th this week, won over $18,000 before various factors reduce how much players truly take home.

Below is what each player who made the cut won at the 3M Open.

3M OPEN PRIZE MONEY BREAKDOWN

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Position	Player	Prize Money
1st	Jackson Koivun	$1,584,000
2nd	Scottie Scheffler	$959,200
T3	Hideki Matsuyama	$403,040
T3	Brian Harman	$403,040
T3	Chandler Phillips	$403,040
T3	Denny McCarthy	$403,040
T7	Davis Thompson	$276,466
T7	Emiliano Grillo	$276,466
9th	Ben Kohles	$257,400
T10	Gary Woodland	$213,400
T10	Seamus Power	$213,400
T10	Michael Kim	$213,400
T13	Jake Knapp	$167,200
T13	Zac Blair	$167,200
T13	Billy Horschel	$167,200
T16	Patrick Fishburn	$138,600
T16	Zecheng Dou	$138,600
T16	Davis Chatfield	$138,600
T16	Kevin Yu	$138,600
T20	Christiaan Bezuidenhout	$103,840
T20	Tom Kim	$103,840
T20	Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen	$103,840
T20	Lee Hodges	$103,840
T24	John Parry	$70,086
T24	Kevin Streelman	$70,086
T24	Austin Smotherman	$70,086
T24	Kurt Kitayama	$70,086
T24	Hank Lebioda	$70,086
T24	Chandler Blanchet	$70,086
T24	Michael Brennan	$70,086
T31	Max Greyserman	$55,000
T31	Kevin Roy	$55,000
T31	Chris Kirk	$55,000
T34	Maverick McNealy	$44,880
T34	Muzzy Donohue	$44,880
T34	Joel Dahmen	$44,880
T34	Vince Whaley	$44,880
T34	Mark Hubbard	$44,880
T39	Pontus Nyholm	$36,520
T39	Jordan Smith	$36,520
T39	Corey Conners	$36,520
T39	John VanDerLaan	$36,520
T39	Troy Merritt	$36,520
T44	Matti Schmid	$26,413
T44	Mackenzie Hughes	$26,413
T44	Neal Shipley	$26,413
T44	Zach Bachou	$26,413
T44	Jesper Svensson	$26,413
T44	Keith Mitchell	$26,413
T44	Ricky Castillo	$26,413
T51	Camilo Villegas	$21,428
T51	Jimmy Stanger	$21,428
T51	Kristoffer Ventura	$21,428
T51	Casey Jarvis	$21,428
55th	AJ Ewart	$20,680
56th	Beau Hossler	$20,504
T57	Haotong Li	$20,152
T57	Lucas Glover	$20,152
T57	Austin Eckroat	$20,152
T60	Sam Stevens	$19,624
T60	Will Gordon	$19,624
T62	Rico Hoey	$19,272
T62	Trace Crowe	$19,272
T64	Lanto Griffin	$18,920
T64	Jeffrey Kang	$18,920
66th	Fabian Gomez	$18,744

Jonny Leighfield is our Staff News Writer who joined Golf Monthly just in time for the 2023 Solheim Cup and Ryder Cup. He graduated from the University of Brighton with a degree in Sport Journalism in 2017 and spent almost five years as the sole sports reporter at his local newspaper. During his time with Golf Monthly, Jonny has interviewed several stars of the game, including Robert MacIntyre, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, and Joaquin Niemann. An improving golfer himself, Jonny enjoys learning as much about the game as he can and recently reached his Handicap goal of 18 for the first time.

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