3M Open Wrap-Up

Scottie Scheffler couldn’t help but laugh as Brian Herman delivered a parting message to the television cameras after the 3M Open.

Following their play at TPC Twin Cities in Minnesota, both golfers made their way to the scoring area to wrap up the usual post-round formalities.

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Scheffler ended with a stellar 8-under 63, finishing second overall at 22 under, while Herman concluded his play with a 65, tying for third at 20 under.

Ultimately, both players found themselves behind 21-year-old Jackson Koibun, who set a tournament record at 25 under par, earning his first PGA Tour win in just his third event.

After completing their rounds, Hermand and Scheffler took time to sign their scorecards.

A television camera, positioned conveniently in front of them, recorded what happened next.

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Herman turned to the lens and, with a mischievous grin, raised his middle finger. Scheffler couldn’t hold back his laughter, immediately responding with a fist pump.

This spontaneous moment was particularly striking against the backdrop of the otherwise routine task of signing scorecards.

It clearly took Scheffler by surprise; as Herman flashed his gesture, the world No. 1 reacted with genuine amusement. It added a delightful twist to a typical afternoon at the 3M Open, breaking up the usual tidiness of the sport’s atmosphere.