Making just his fourth PGA Tour start, Matthew Wolff sank a 26-foot putt for an eagle on the 18th hole to win the 3M Open on Sunday. Fellow rookie Collin Morikawa and Bryson DeChambeau finished one stroke back.
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Francesco Molinari made history on Sunday, becoming Italy’s first major champion after fending off Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy, and a slew of other heavy hitters to win the Open Championship and take home the Claret Jug. Molinari’s game was exceptional, playing bogey-free for the final two rounds en route to a win over the field by two strokes. The win was even more impressive considering he did it while playing alongside Tiger, one of the most intimidating golfers to be paired with when in contention on Sunday. Molinari’s win also continued a trend amongst major winners this year — playing with a mixed bag. As PGATour.com’s Jonathan Wall noted, while Molinari has an endorsement deal with Bettinardi
Dustin Johnson has a one-shot lead going into Sunday’s final round, but Ian Poulter is hot on his tail coming off of a solid Masters showing.
Patrick Reed started the day with the lead but lost it with a back 9 meltdown. Young Matthew Wolff replaced him up top with a fantastic round of 65.
