3M Open 2023: Everything you need to know about the $7,800,000 prize golf tournament

The 3M Open 2023 is set to take place from Thursday, July 27 to Sunday, July 30 at the TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. The event will be the penultimate event of the regular season before the FedEx Saint Jude Championship.

The inaugural edition of the 3M Open took place in 2019, replacing the 3M Championship, a PGA Tour Champions event held at TPC Twin Cities for 18 years. TPC Twin Cities is an Arnold Palmer-designed 18-hole, par 72 golf course that was opened in 2000.

This year's 3M Open will have 156 players competing for a purse of $7,800,000, and the winner will receive $1.4 million.

While top-ranked players are not in action in this week's event, it doesn't lack star power. Names like Cameron Young, Hideki Matsuyama, Justin Thomas, and defending champion Tony Finau will be fighting for the title this week.

Last year, Finau beat Emiliano Grillo and Sung-Jae Im by a three-stroke margin to take $1.35 million home.

Who is playing at the 3M Open 2023?

Here's the field for this year's 3M Open:

Mark Hubbard
Henrik Norlander
Justin Suh
Robby Shelton
Austin Eckroat
S.H. Kim
Adam Hadwin
Patrick Rodgers
Ryan Fox
Matt Wallace
Chez Reavie
Lucas Glover
Nick Hardy
Billy Horschel
Tom Hoge
Ryan Brehm
Richy Werenski
Matt Kuchar
Sepp Straka
Tony Finau
Hideki Matsuyama
Adam Svensson
Stewart Cink
Brandt Snedeker
Vincent Norrman
Mackenzie Hughes
Sungjae Im
Martin Laird
Tyler Duncan
Keith Mitchell
Nico Echavarria
Cam Davis
Jim Herman
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Doc Redman
Matthias Schwab
Brian Stuard
Alex Noren
Sam Stevens
Troy Merritt
James Hahn
Max McGreevy
Grayson Murray
Nick Watney
Brandon Wu
Dylan Frittelli
Russell Knox
Taylor Pendrith
Aaron Baddeley
Chesson Hadley
Callum Tarren
Kevin Tway
S.Y. Noh
Zecheng Dou
Martin Trainer
Lee Hodges
Justin Lower
Brent Grant
Noah Hofman
Sam Bennett
Augusto Núñez
Kyle Westmoreland
Frankie Capan III
Michael Gligic
Eric Rolland
Caleb VanArragon
(a)
Scott Harrington
Trevor Werbylo
Thomas Lehman
Ben Martin
Kevin Streelman
Taylor Montgomery
Cody Gribble
Beau Hossler
Tyson Alexander
Satoshi Kodaira
Chad Collins
Hank Lebioda
Cameron Percy
Eric Cole
Dylan Wu
Nate Lashley
C.T. Pan
Harrison Endycott
Matt NeSmith
Carson Young
Kevin Yu
K.H. Lee
Cameron Young
Sahith Theegala
J.J. Spaun
Garrick Higgo
Lanto Griffin
Justin Thomas
Joel Dahmen
Gary Woodland
Trey Mullinax
Chad Ramey
Andrew Landry
Emiliano Grillo
J.T. Poston
Cameron Champ
Robert Streb
Brian Gay
Charley Hoffman
Will Gordon
Andrew Novak
Austin Smotherman
Stephan Jaeger
Greyson Sigg
Davis Thompson
Scott Piercy
Brice Garnett
David Hearn
Ryan Armour
Aaron Rai
David Lipsky
Patton Kizzire
Austin Cook
Sean O'Hair
Ryan Palmer
Adam Long
Ben Taylor
Michael Kim
Kevin Chappell
Jonathan Byrd
Jason Dufner
Peter Malnati
Harry Higgs
Erik van Rooyen
Ryan Moore
Alex Gaugert
MJ Daffue
Brandon Matthews
Kevin Roy
Ludvig Aberg
Peter Kuest
Ryan Gerard
Carl Yuan
Matti Schmid
Kaito Onishi
Trevor Cone
Tano Goya
Derek Hitchner
Nicolai Hojgaard
Daniel Gale
Preston Summerhays (a)

What are the odds of the 3M Open in 2023?

As per the oddsmakers, Tony Finau is once again the favorite to win the 2023 3M Open. He is 12-1 to defend his title this week.

Here are the odds for the 3M Open 2023:

Tony Finau: 12-1
Cameron Young: 14-1
Sungjae Im: 16-1
Hideki Matsuyama: 18-1
Justin Thomas: 20-1
Emiliano Grillo: 28-1
Sepp Straka: 30-1
Ludvig Aberg: 35-1
Stephan Jaeger: 35-1
Gary Woodland: 35-1
Sahith Theegala: 35-1
Adam Hadwin: 40-1
Keith Mitchell: 40-1
Patrick Rodgers: 40-1
Cam Davis: 40-1
Beau Hossler: 45-1
Mark Hubbard: 45-1
Aaron Rai: 50-1
Vincent Norrman: 50-1
Akshay Bhatia: 50-1
Ryan Fox: 50-1
J.T. Poston: 50-1
Nicolai Hojgaard: 50-1
J.J. Spaun: 50-1
Lucas Glover: 55-1
Eric Cole: 55-1
Taylor Pendrith: 60-1
Tom Hoge: 65-1
Peter Kuest: 65-1
Matt Kuchar: 65-1
Christiaan Bezuidenhout: 65-1
Justin Suh: 70-1
Alex Noren: 70-1
Adam Svensson: 70-1
Garrick Higgo: 75-1
Austin Eckroat: 75-1
K.H. Lee: 75-1
Taylor Montgomery: 75-1
Cameron Champ: 75-1
Lee Hodges: 80-1
Brandon Wu: 80-1
Sam Bennett: 80-1
Doug Ghim: 80-1
Ryan Palmer: 90-1
Ben Griffin: 90-1
Chez Reavie: 100-1
Sam Stevens: 100-1
Nate Lashley: 100-1
Nick Hardy: 100-1
Kevin Yu: 100-1