Out with major season, in with playoff season. The ramp-up to the FedExCup Playoffs begins Thursday with the 3M Open. Coverage of the opening two rounds is on Golf Channel from 4-7 p.m. ET each day. Here's how they'll line up to get things going at TPC Twin Cities:

Conley’s group played eight holes before the event was called, with the veteran guard delivering a few highlights along the way. He birdied the par-4, 5th hole and also stuffed his tee shot to within about eight feet on the par-3, 8th. It was redemption of sorts for Conley, who chopped it around the course in the same pro-am a year ago.

Adam Svensson, a 31-year-old Canadian with one PGA Tour victory, shot a course-record-tying 60 Thursday morning to take the early lead in the 3M Open at the TPC Twin Cities. Svensson made a 48-footer for eagle on the par-5 18th hole to tie the course and tournament record shared by Paul Goydos (2017) and Daniel Gale (2023).

A lot of eyes will be on Frankie Capan III. The Stillwater native who grew up around North Oaks Country Club tees off at 2:11 p.m. He’s earned a spot in the field after declining an exemption last year, wanting to let his play get him in the field.

M open has a strong field in 2025 and driving distance and putting should be important with particularly wet and soft conditions

The top 100 in the playoff standings after next week lock in their PGA Tour card for next year, as this is the first year the Tour has trimmed that number down from 125. Players further up are angling for a top 70 position to make the first playoff event at the St.

For the seventh consecutive season, the 3M Open heads to TPC Twin Cities, hosting a field of 156 players in the northern suburb of Blaine, Minnesota. After shar