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by Patrick McDonald Updated On: July 23, 2021, 7:49 pm ET
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It was a tale of two waves in the second round of the 3M Open. While at first glance it appeared those who were on the course late Thursday evening got the short end of the stick, by the end of Friday that would not be the case. As winds laid down in the morning hours to begin Round 2, those same players took advantage of ideal scoring conditions.
Canada s Adam Hadwin is 3M Open s 36-hole co-leader two years after he nearly won in Blaine World No. 2-ranked Dustin Johnson missed the 36-hole cut. Sixteen players are within three shots of co-leaders Hadwin and Ryan Armour. July 23, 2021 8:54pm Text size Copy shortlink:
The inaugural 3M Open featured an unforgettable finish two years ago that foreshadowed who scientific Bryson DeChambeau could become and introduced newcomers Matthew Wolff and Collin Morikawa in a big way.
Wolff s eagle on the par-5 18th trumped DeChambeau s eagle just in front of him. Wolff won by a stroke, DeChambeau and Morikawa tied for second.
Who finished fourth?
by Patrick McDonald Updated On: July 22, 2021, 10:14 pm ET
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This PGA Tour super season has had an inordinate ability of bringing the best out of golfers. Stewart Cink kicked things off in September in the first event of the season, returning to the winner’s circle for the first time since his Open Championship victory in 2009. In what many assumed was a flash in the pan type victory, Cink s Safeway Open title kicked started a trend that may very well continue this week in Blaine, Minnesota.
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