Who is playing in the 2026 3M Open: Full 144-man Field Breakdown

Defending champ Kitayama & Scotti Scheffler headline the field for the 3M Open 2026 at TPC Twin Cities..





The 3M Open returns to Minnesota for a seventh season this week. Host Venue TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota, will play as a par 71 and will measure 7,431 yards... This Arnold Palmer-design opened in 2000 with consultation by Tom Lehman. Previously the site of a PGA Tour Champions event also sponsored by 3M, the course began hosting the PGA Tour in 2019.


The 3M is the second-to-last PGA Tour event of the regular season. It's therefore one of the last chances for golfers vying for a top-70 spot in the FedEx Cup Playoffs standings.


World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is the clear headliner of the 2026 3M Open, which has a pretty good list of names on the entry list. It will be Scheffler's first appearance at TPC Twin Cities. Others in the field include Michael Brennan, Brian Campbell, Corey Conners, Joel Dahmen, Tony Finau, Lucas Glover, Brian Harman, Max Homa, Sungjae Im, Tom Kim, Jake Knapp, Hideki Matsuyama and defending champion Kurt Kitayama.

3M and the PGA Tour announced in February a five-year extension of the title sponsorship through 2030. 


Complete players breakdown of 2026 3M Open full field order



Here’s the full field for next week’s 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities. ........


144 players

Christiaan Bezuidenhout — South Africa

Zac Blair — USA

Chandler Blanchet — USA

Ryan Brehm — USA

Michael Brennan — USA

Thomas Campbell — New Zealand

Brian Campbell — USA

Rafael Campos — Puerto Rico

Ricky Castillo — USA

Cameron Champ — USA

Davis Chatfield — USA

Luke Clanton — USA

Corey Conners — Canada


Pierceson Coody — USA

Ryder Cowan — USA

Trace Crowe — USA

Joel Dahmen — USA

Cam Davis — Australia

Jason Day — Australia

Muzzy Donohue — USA

Zecheng Dou — China

Adrien Dumont de Chassart — Belgium

Tyler Duncan — USA

Nick Dunlap — USA

Austin Eckroat — USA

A.J. Ewart — Canada

Brannon Fahrny — USA

Tony Finau — USA

Patrick Fishburn — USA

Steven Fisk — USA

Fabian Gomez — Argentina

Brice Garnett — USA

Doug Ghim — USA

Lucas Glover — USA

Will Gordon — USA

Max Greyserman — USA

Lanto Griffin — USA

Emiliano Grillo — Argentina

Rasmus Hojgaard — Denmark

Adam Hadwin — Canada

Nick Hardy — USA

Brian Harman — USA

Garrick Higgo — South Africa

Harry Higgs — USA

Joe Highsmith — USA

Kensei Hirata — Japan

Lee Hodges — USA

Rico Hoey — Philippines

Tom Hoge — USA

Max Homa — USA

Billy Horschel — USA

Beau Hossler — USA

Mark Hubbard — USA

Mackenzie Hughes — Canada

Sungjae Im — South Korea

Stephan Jaeger — Germany

Ben James — USA

Casey Jarvis — South Africa

Takumi Kanaya — Japan

Jeffrey Kang — USA

Johnny Keefer — USA

Tom Kim — South Korea

Michael Kim — USA

Chris Kirk — USA

Kurt Kitayama — USA

Patton Kizzire — USA

Jake Knapp — USA

Ben Kohles — USA

Jackson Koivun — USA

Matt Kuchar — USA

Christo Lamprecht — South Africa

Hank Lebioda — USA

Haotong Li — China

Nicholas Lindheim — USA

David Lipsky — USA

Luke List — USA

Justin Lower — USA

Peter Malnati — USA

Ben Martin — USA

Hideki Matsuyama — Japan

Stefano Mazzoli — Italy

Denny McCarthy — USA

Max McGreevy — USA

Maverick McNealy — USA

Mac Meissner — USA

Troy Merritt — USA

Keith Mitchell — USA

Taylor Moore — USA

William Mouw — USA

Keita Nakajima — Japan

Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen — Denmark

Pontus Nyholm — Sweden

Thorbjorn Olesen — Denmark

John Parry — England

Jeremy Paul — Germany

Matthieu Pavon — France

Taylor Pendrith — Canada

Paul Peterson — USA

Chandler Phillips — USA

Aldrich Potgieter — South Africa

Seamus Power — Ireland

Andrew Putnam — USA

Chad Ramey — USA

Davis Riley — USA

Patrick Rodgers — USA

Kevin Roy — USA

Marcelo Rozo — Colombia

Sihan Sandhu — USA

Gordon Sargent — USA

Scottie Scheffler — USA

Adam Schenk — USA

Matti Schmid — Germany

Cooper Schultz — USA

Neal Shipley — USA

Jeevan Sihota — Canada

Ben Silverman — Canada

David Skinns — England

Jordan Smith — England

Austin Smotherman — USA

Brandt Snedeker — USA

Hayden Springer — USA

Jimmy Stanger — USA

Sam Stevens — USA

Preston Stout — USA

Kevin Streelman — USA

Jackson Suber — USA

Jesper Svensson — Sweden

Adam Svensson — Canada

Davis Thompson — USA

Alejandro Tosti — Argentina

Erik van Rooyen — South Africa

John VanDerLaan — USA

Kris Ventura — Norway

Karl Vilips — Australia

Camilo Villegas — Colombia

Danny Walker — USA

Vince Whaley — USA

Aaron Wise — USA

Griffin Wood — USA

Gary Woodland — USA

Dylan Wu — USA

Sudarshan Yellamaraju — Canada

Kevin Yu — Taiwan



Alternate Players

Austin Cook — USA
Dylan Frittelli — South Africa
Bill Haas — USA
James Hahn — USA
Charley Hoffman — USA
Martin Laird — Scotland
William McGirt — USA
Taylor Montgomery — USA
Chez Reavie — USA
Robert Streb — USA


Removed From The Field

Eric Cole — USA
Ryan Fox — New Zealand
Chesson Hadley — USA
Chan Kim — USA
S.Y. Noh — South Korea
Henrik Norlander — Sweden
Ryan Palmer — USA
Scott Piercy — USA



What's the total purse for the 2026 3M Open?


The total purse for the 2026 3M Open is $8.8 million, increased 0.4 million from last year.


How much money does the winner make at the 2026 3M Open?




Who's playing in the 3M Open 2026 Field.?


The 144-player field of the 3M Open 2026 features World No.1 Scottie Scheffler, defending champion Hideki Matsuyama and other top-ranked players like Tom Kim, Gary Woodland and a mix of PGA TOUR stars, major champions, past winners and rising talent. The full field list was finalized on Friday, July 17. Players who finished in the Top 10 at the Open Championship or the Corales Puntacana Championship can still join and may replace the lowest-ranked qualified players.



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