The last time Jhonattan Vegas won on the PGA Tour, the 3M Open didn’t exist.
Vegas captured his fourth Tour victory Sunday, claiming the 2024 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota, after a 72nd hole birdie helped him beat Max Greyserman by a shot. Greyserman shot a back-nine 6-under 30 to get to 16 under, but Vegas birdied No. 16 and 18 to add another trophy to his case.
The last time Vegas won was in 2017, claiming the RBC Canadian Open for the second straight year. The win came in his 299th Tour start, and it came in the midst of a so-so year that saw him make as many cuts (7) as he missed coming into the week in Minnesota.
After an iffy approach into 18 on the front of the green, Vegas faced a lengthy eagle look, but needing a birdie to secure the win, he nestled the putt close and knocked in the putt.
For Greyserman, a Tour rookie, it was the best finish of his career. He shot 8-under 63 on Sunday to vault up the leaderboard, and the finish will move him into the top 70 in the FedEx Cup standings.
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