Highlights | Round 2 | 3M Open | 2026
Check out the best shots of the day from Round 2 of the 2026 3M Open, featuring Michael Kim, Ben Kohles, and Emiliano Grillo, among others.
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Yeah, perfect position to go at this hole location, tucked on the right-hand side, front of this green.
He's from 106 yards, which is a perfect way to start your day.
Ben Coles for birdie to extend the lead to four.
Boy, that rolled beautifully.
Look at that.
Playing the fourth hole, projected 66th in the FedExCup standings, so right near the bubble.
I think he's gonna be more pleased, than he could imagine with that golf shot.
In 2025 in the regular season.
Five players, as Kim gets to four under.
Five players who were inside the top 70- Need a little left.
Dropped the club on the back of the ball.
Let it chase down to the hole, which he does really great.
Even better than great.
Second day in a row with a chip-in birdie for Tom Kim.
Just like that.
What a gorgeous golf shot.
Yeah, good drive to this point, so building on that momentum off of 18.
Beautiful golf shot.
Now Michael Kim, just a little left for birdie at 12.
And he is 10 under, just two back of Coles, eight under for the round.
Matsuyama here at number eight.
That's a good-looking golf swing.
Simple, isn't it?
Repetitive.
The lines are clean.
And, nearly a hole in one.
So this is Muzzy Donohue.
He shot 73 yesterday.
This is to get to five under today, and he's got it.
The winner of this year's Minnesota State Open, playing on a sponsor invite this week, and he played in the Explore New Brunswick Open on PGA Tour Americas two years ago and missed the cut, and he is playing great today, as Michael Kim is going to have a putt to tie the lead at 15.
Yeah, what a great story that is, if he can continue and make the cut.
Michael Kim to tie the lead and get to nine under for the day.
He's certainly feeling great about this club today.
See if he can get it.
Of course he can.
Michael Kim tied at the top.
Our co-leader, Michael Kim, in the fairway at 16.
This his second.
Back right hole location.
69, seven off the right.
Another perfect setup for him to get an opportunity to get to 12.
Michael Kim at 16 to take the solo lead and get to 10 under for the day.
What a round.
Michael Kim is officially in the lead by himself and on 59 watch.
Yeah, he's like, "You know what?
This game is pretty easy today," in his brain, which is so fun to have a day like that.
Online, it's online.
And it's in the heart.
Look at that.
Michael Kim to 13 under, and now a birdie at 18 would break 60.
All right, here we go.
Michael Kim, 24 feet, four inches, to etch his name in history.
He has it set up well left of the hole, where it will break hard to start with.
And there it is.
Oh, there we go.
Way to go.
That's so awesome.
The 16th sub-60 in PGA Tour history.
Wow.
Wow.
Oh, that's so exciting.
It's so great.
Right on that cut line at two under.
Oh, beautiful golf shot.
Par-3, 8th.
Two under for the tournament.
Little club twirl.
Great shot.
Oh, man.
Near the hole in one.
Three under for the tournament, playing his second from 154 at the 9th.
Big drive.
Beautiful shot.
I would give him that one.
Yeah.
This is far easier here for Lucas.
Little upslope.
Practiced that all day.
Thank you.
Well, that's one way to turn things around.
He was two over for the day, gets a birdie back.
Steven Yeager sitting at three under.
This is just his eighth hole of the day.
Good shot.
Come on.
At the 8th, Steven Fisk, coming off a win a couple weeks ago.
Long putt here, big breaking putt.
Great speed.
Oh, my goodness, that is fantastic.
Are you kidding me?
What a bonus.
That'll, that'll help the cause.
To the 18th, and this will be the third for Garrick Higgo.
South African.
Can he spin it back to this hole location at 18?
Just like that.
Oh, that caught the cup, but not a bit of the flag stick.
The higher cut.
Got it.
So he just couldn't It just forced him to lay up.
And again, he's usually really good with his speed around here, just like that.
Oh.
Uses the side door and gets it to fall.
Winner in Puerto Rico couple years ago.
Trying to get at this right hole location.
Tough with that right to left wind- Oh but he finds a way.
Beautiful shot.
Absolutely.
Did he?
Oh, yeah.
Hideki Matsuyama.
His short game is truly underrated.
People never talk about it, but man, when he does things like that, it's impossible to avoid it.
At the 18th, the third at the par five for Vince Whaley.
A lot of guys being forced to lay up, hit the thirds.
That's one of the best ones we've seen.
A beauty.
He is just 131.
Straight downwind.
Oh.
Oh, yes.
Going in.
Hideki's dialed in right now.
Looks like he's gonna get to seven under par.
Jordan Smith at the ninth, his third.
Yeah.
That's in trouble.
Just such a difficult hole here, the ninth.
That's one way to make four.
Yeah, he's gonna get away with it.
Cory Conners, the Canadian, Graham.
One of the best ball strikers on tour.
Wind out of the left here, little bit of hurt.
A lot more accessible pin today than yesterday.
What an iron shot there by Cory Conners.
He's climbed all the way to 51st in the FedEx Cup, Frank, 'cause he's playing a little bit better golf.
Yeah, obviously not this week, but it is nice to see Max- putting some nice weeks together.
How about that golf shot?
Inside Conners.
Yeah, we didn't see that yesterday with the hole location.
Other side of the course, long ways away for birdie at the fourth is Chandler.
Yeah, and big, a breaking putt too, left to right, especially at the end.
Come on.
Well, all is- Oh, oh, hold on.
Oh, come on.
How about that?
Wow.
At the sixth, third shot for Kevin Roy at the par five.
Laid up to the right.
Hole cut in the back left.
Ooh.
Oh, brilliant play there for Kevin.
Yeah.
Off the green at 14 with Denny McCarthy.
And coming from the side of this green.
He's coming down the hill.
There's a slope right there.
Why not?
Does he have the legs?
Could do it.
Could do it.
Oh, yeah.
Can this guy putt.
Just magical with the putter.
Come on.
I'm telling you.
3M Open, will anybody take it deep?
Graham, we saw somebody go really low today with a 59 from Michael Kim.
Yeah, we did.
The one thing that sticks out to me is Coles, Koeven, and Merritt post- posted early and just hung there all day because these afternoon tee times just weren't able to really put the pedal down.
