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Kuchar’s putter went cold Sunday down the stretch at the 3M Open, but he still got some momentum heading into the last event.
Matt Kuchar held his own at the 3M Open this weekend, finishing tied for third. The PGA Tour veteran is looking to extend his season a little longer.
Kuchar carded an even-par 71 Sunday to sit at 15-under overall and two shots behind the winner, Jhonattan Vegas.
On the week, the former Georgia Tech golfer went 68-67-63-70. That 63 on Saturday was massive for him as it propelled him up the leaderboard and into contention.
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Jhonattan Vegas is now a four-time PGA Tour winner after he held off some tough competition at the 3M Open. He won by one shot over PGA Tour rookie Max Greyserman.
The 40-year-old posted a 17-under total but signed for a 1-under 70 in the final 18 holes. It was Vegas’ highest score of the week, but enough to keep him in the winner’s circle.
He recorded four birdies and three bogeys on the day despite not feeling 100 percent.