2020 pre-tournament notes On-site PGA TOUR media contact: Doug Milne, (904) 614-0657, [email protected] Dates: July 20-26, 2020 Where: Blaine, Course: TPC Twin Cities, 35-36— 71/7,431 yards Field size: 156 2019 champion: Purse: $6,600,000 ($1,188,000/winner) FedExCup: 500 points to the winner Format: 72-hole

Things to Know • Matthew Wolff returns to defend his lone PGA TOUR title • Tommy Fleetwood makes his first TOUR start since March, as he makes his tournament debut • Additional headliners include , and • The 3M Open is a second-year PGA TOUR event (2019); TPC Twin Cities previously hosted the , a PGA TOUR Champions event for nearly 20 years (1993-2018) • The 2019 3M Open marked the first non-major PGA TOUR event in the state of Minnesota since the 1969 Minnesota Classic; The last PGA TOUR event in Minnesota was the 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine; the 2016 was also contested at Hazeltine • TPC Twin Cities is an design with as consultant; renovated prior to the 2019 3M Open

Notes on the Field • Four players in the top 20 in the Official World Golf Ranking; Dustin Johnson (4), Brooks Koepka (6), Tommy Fleetwood (12), Tony Finau (17) • Nine major champions: Brooks Koepka (4), (2), Dustin Johnson, Jason Dufner, , , Charl Schwartzel, Rich Beem and Tom Lehman (1)

FedExCup and the 3M Open • With his 3M Open win last year, Matthew Wolff became eligible for PGA TOUR membership and moved to 73rd in the standings; qualified for the Playoffs (/T71) • , who finished T2 at last year’s 3M Open, entered the Wyndham Rewards Top 10 for the first time after winning the Workday Charity Open two weeks ago • (No. 2), Rory McIlroy (No. 5) and (No. 8) are the only three players from last season’s final Wyndham Rewards Top 10 who are currently inside the top 10 with four weeks left in the Regular Reason

Current FedExCup Standings • The top 10 in the FedExCup at the conclusion of the PGA TOUR Regular Season will be recognized through the Wyndham Rewards Top 10 program and be well-positioned entering the FedExCup Playoffs

Position Player Points Points Behind Starts Wins Top 10s Projected Bonus 1. 1,889 -- 13 2 8 $2 million 2. Webb Simpson 1,660 229 9 2 6 $1.5 million 3. Sungjae Im 1,542 347 20 1 6 $1.2 million 4. Bryson DeChambeau 1,514 375 12 1 8 $1.1 million 5. Rory McIlroy 1,291 598 10 1 6 $1.0 million 6. 1,279 610 14 1 6 $850,000 7. Collin Morikawa 1,256 633 16 1 5 $700,000 8. Jon Rahm 1,224 665 10 1 5 $600,000 9. Brendon Todd 1,204 685 19 2 3 $550,000 10. Lanto Griffin 1,105 784 22 1 3 $500,000

A look back at the 2019 the 3M Open Leaderboard Pos. Name R1 R2 R3 R4 Total 1 Matthew Wolff 69 67 62 65 263 (-21) T2 Bryson DeChambeau 66 62 70 66 264 (-20) T2 Collin Morikawa 68 66 64 66 264 (-20) 4 Adam Hadwin 64 66 69 67 266 (-18)

Player Notes Matthew Wolff (FedExCup No. 45, OWGR No. 55) • Eagled 72nd hole to claim first PGA TOUR win by one stroke and became the third player to win NCAA individual championship title and PGA TOUR event in same year • 2019 victory at TPC Twin Cities came in his third start as a professional • Became the first player to win his first PGA TOUR event before his 21st birthday since at the 2013 • Enjoyed an outstanding amateur career at Oklahoma State University; made the winning putt to clinch the 2018 NCAA Championship; won the 2019 NCAA individual title; received Award in 2017-18 as the nation’s most outstanding freshman, as well as the in 2019 for top collegiate golfer • Lone top-10 finish in 16 starts this season was a solo-second at the • Comes off a T22 finish at last week’s the presented by Nationwide

Dustin Johnson (FedExCup No. 25, OWGR No. 4) • Making his second start since collecting his 21st career PGA TOUR title at the • Additional top-10 finishes this season (in eight starts): T7/Sentry Tournament of Champions, T10/The Genesis Invitational • Comes off a missed cut at last week’s the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide • In last PGA TOUR start in Minnesota, finished T10 at the PGA Championship in 2009

Brooks Koepka (FedExCup No. 154, OWGR No. 6) • Four-time major winner; 2017-18 U.S. Open, 2018-19 PGA Championship • Seeks his eighth TOUR title and first since the 2019 -FedEx St. Jude Invitational • 3M Open marks his third start since collecting his 40th career top-10 finish on the PGA TOUR (7th/RBC Heritage) • Has held the World No. 1 spot on two different occasions, most recently from the 2019 PGA Championship through the 2019 THE CJ CUP @ NINE BRIDGES

Tommy Fleetwood (FedExCup No. 81, OWGR No. 12) • Making his first start on TOUR since a missed cut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard • One top-10 in six starts this season (3rd/) • In search of first TOUR title; in 65 starts, owns four runner-up finishes

Tony Finau (FedExCup No. 32, OWGR No. 17) • Comes off an eighth-place finish at last week’s the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide • Posted four rounds in the 60s to finish T23 in last year’s inaugural 3M Open • Best of four top 10s this season was a loss to Webb Simpson at the Waste Management • Member of the victorious American Team in the 2019 at Royal Melbourne GC in Australia • Winner of the 2016

Notable Exemptions Tom Lehman • From Austin, Minnesota and played collegiately at the University of Minnesota • Five wins on the PGA TOUR, including the 1996 Open Championship, and 12 on PGA TOUR Champions, most recently the 2019 Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai • Last PGA TOUR start was the 2020 Charles Schwab Challenge (MC) • Is the only player in history to be named Player of the Year on the PGA TOUR, the and PGA TOUR Champions; Has 21 cumulative wins across all three Tours (4 wins/Korn Ferry Tour, 5/PGA TOUR, 12/PGA TOUR Champions) • Consulted on course renovations at TPC Twin Cities where he played the 3M Championship eight times with a T2 in 2011 his best result

Erik van Rooyen • 30-year-old South African will be making his 16th career start on the PGA TOUR and ninth of the 2019-20 season • Played college golf at the University of Minnesota in the Twin Cities, which is where he met his wife • Best TOUR finish came earlier this season with a T3 at the World Golf Championships-Mexico Championship; finished T8 at the 2019 PGA Championship • Comes off a T22 at last week’s the Memorial Tournament presented by Nationwide

Additional Player Notes • Former TCU golfer Tom Hoge is a two-time Minnesota State Amateur champion • Two-time PGA TOUR winner Troy Merritt is a former Spring Lake Park and Winona State golfer • 2012 and 2014 winner Bubba Watson will make his first start in the 3M Open; best of three top-10 finishes this season was T3/Waste Management Phoenix Open

Tournament records • Lowest 18-hole score: 62 (Bryson DeChambeau/R2/2019, Lucas Glover/R4/2019, Matthew Wolff/R3/2019, Scott Piercy/R1/2019) • Lowest 36-hole score: 128 (Bryson DeChambeau/128/2019) • Lowest 54-hole score: 198 (Bryson DeChambeau, Collin Morikawa, Matthew Wolff/2019) • Lowest 72-hole score: 263 (Matthew Wolff/2019) • Largest margin of victory: 1 (Matthew Wolff/2019) • Playoffs: None