2024 3M Open: Final leaderboard and money breakdown

Jhonattan Vegas triumphed at the 2024 3M Open, clinching his fourth PGA Tour victory and his first in nearly eight years. Vegas finished with a score of 17-under 267 at TPC Twin Cities, narrowly edging out Max Greyserman by one shot.

Vegas sealed his win with a decisive birdie on the 18th hole, earning him a $1,458,000 share of the $8.1 million purse, 40.6 Official World Golf Ranking points, and 500 FedEx Cup points. This victory is a significant milestone in his career, marking a return to form after a long wait.

Max Greyserman delivered a stellar performance, shooting a bogey-free 63 in the final round, including six birdies on the back nine. His second-place finish, the best result of his career, positions him well in the FedEx Cup standings and earned him $882,900.

Matt Kuchar and Maverick McNealy both finished tied for third place at 15-under. Kuchar, who had a chance to win, ultimately settled for par on the final hole. Each took home $477,900. Taylor Pendrith rounded out the top five with a 14-under score, earning $332,100.

Other notable performances included Kurt Kitayama, Patrick Fishburn, and Sahith Theegala, who all tied for sixth place at 13-under, each earning $273,375. K.H. Lee, J.J. Spaun, and Matt NeSmith tied for ninth place at 12-under, each receiving $220,725.

In total, 74 players made the cut at the 3M Open, showcasing a mix of veteran resilience and emerging talent. The tournament set the stage for an exciting conclusion to the PGA Tour season as the Tour takes a brief hiatus for the Olympics. Players will then prepare for the regular-season finale at the Wyndham Championship, where playoff positions will be finalized.

**2024 3M Open: Full Leaderboard and Money Breakdown**

1. Jhonattan Vegas -17, $1,458,000
2. Max Greyserman -16, $882,900
3. Maverick McNealy -15, $477,900
3. Matt Kuchar -15, $477,900
5. Taylor Pendrith -14, $332,100
6. Kurt Kitayama -13, $273,375
6. Patrick Fishburn -13, $273,375
6. Sahith Theegala -13, $273,375
9. K.H. Lee -12, $220,725
9. J.J. Spaun -12, $220,725
9. Matt NeSmith -12, $220,725
12. Cameron Champ -11, $151,296
12. Henrik Norlander -11, $151,296
12. Tony Finau -11, $151,296
12. Taylor Moore -11, $151,296
12. Matti Schmid -11, $151,296
12. Sam Burns -11, $151,296
12. Alex Smalley -11, $151,296
19. Andrew Putnam -10, $99,549
19. Mackenzie Hughes -10, $99,549
19. Justin Suh -10, $99,549
19. Jacob Bridgeman -10, $99,549
19. Cam Davis -10, $99,549
24. David Skinns -9, $61,695
24. Trace Crowe -9, $61,695
24. Harry Hall -9, $61,695
24. Doug Ghim -9, $61,695
24. Emiliano Grillo -9, $61,695
24. Andrew Novak -9, $61,695
24. Ben Kohles -9, $61,695
24. Chad Ramey -9, $61,695
24. Matt Wallace -9, $61,695
33. Kevin Kisner -8, $45,157
33. Justin Lower -8, $45,157
33. Brice Garnett -8, $45,157
33. Kelly Kraft -8, $45,157
37. Joseph Bramlett -7, $35,235
37. Scott Piercy -7, $35,235
37. Gary Woodland -7, $35,235
37. Neal Shipley -7, $35,235
37. Patrick Rodgers -7, $35,235
37. Séamus Power -7, $35,235
37. Adam Svensson -7, $35,235
44. Joe Highsmith -6, $27,945
44. Lanto Griffin -6, $27,945
46. Davis Riley -5, $22,067
46. Keith Mitchell -5, $22,067
46. MJ Daffue -5, $22,067
46. Nick Hardy -5, $22,067
46. Keegan Bradley -5, $22,067
46. Robert Streb -5, $22,067
46. Stewart Cink -5, $22,067
53. Dylan Wu -4, $18,981
53. Austin Smotherman -4, $18,981
53. Zach Johnson -4, $18,981
53. Tyler Duncan -4, $18,981
53. Ben Silverman -4, $18,981
53. Aaron Baddeley -4, $18,981
59. Charley Hoffman -3, $18,063
59. Hayden Springer -3, $18,063
59. Adam Schenk -3, $18,063
59. Chris Gotterup -3, $18,063
59. Mac Meissner -3, $18,063
64. Sam Stevens -2, $17,415
64. Kevin Streelman -2, $17,415
64. Akshay Bhatia -2, $17,415
67. Wesley Bryan -1, $16,848
67. Robby Shelton -1, $16,848
67. Rico Hoey -1, $16,848
67. Kevin Chappell -1, $16,848
71. Carson Young +1, $16,443
72. Pierceson Coody +2, $16,281
73. Kevin Yu +4, $16,038
73. Cody Gribble +4, $16,038