Koivun stuns Scheffler for record-breaking 3M Open win
WASHINGTON: Jackson Koivun, playing only his third PGA Tour event as a professional, held off top-ranked Scottie Scheffler in Sunday’s final round to capture…
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WASHINGTON: Jackson Koivun, playing only his third PGA Tour event as a professional, held off top-ranked Scottie Scheffler in Sunday’s final round to capture the 3M Open in record fashion. At just 21 years old, and only 24 days as a professional golfer, Jackson Koivun can call himself a PGA Tour winner. "I just tried to tone that out and keep playing the golf I knew I could." It’s hard to block out when Scheffler's climbing a leaderboard because it usually ends in his favor.
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WASHINGTON: Jackson Koivun, playing only his third PGA Tour event as a professional, held off top-ranked Scottie Scheffler in Sunday’s final round to capture the 3M Open in record fashion
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At just 21 years old, and only 24 days as a professional golfer, Jackson Koivun can call himself a PGA Tour winner.
according to Fox News — Latest"I just tried to tone that out and keep playing the golf I knew I could." It’s hard to block out when Scheffler's climbing a leaderboard because it usually ends in his favor.
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