CALLUM TARREN

Adam Svensson of Canada has his first PGA Tour victory.

Cole Hammer think it's cool to see his name atop the leaderboard.

3M Open Golf Scott Piercy, right, and his caddie walk up onto the 14th green during the second round of the 3M Open golf tournament at the Tournament Players Club in Blaine, Minn., Friday, July 22, 2022. (AP Photo/Abbie Parr) (Abbie Parr)BLAINE, Minn. — (AP) — Scott Piercy shot a 7-under 64 on Friday at TPC Twin Cities to take a three-stroke lead in the 3M Open. The four-time PGA Tour winner opened with a 65 on Thursday in windy conditions. Starting his afternoon round on the back nine, Piercy birdied the first four holes. Tarren was a stroke off the 3M Open tournament record.

Scott Piercy shot a 7-under 64 on Friday at TPC Twin Cities to take a three-stroke lead in the 3M Open.

For one day at least, the U.S. Open was wide open.

Adam Hadwin wasn’t officially in the U.S. Open until eight days ago.

US Open Golf Callum Tarren, of England, reacts after a putt on the ninth hole during the first round of the U.S. Open golf tournament at The Country Club, Thursday, June 16, 2022, in Brookline, Mass. — (AP) — Early U.S. Open leader Callum Tarren got a head start on his trip to Boston when he missed the cut in Canada last week. For the second time in two U.S. Open appearances, Tarren's golf bag didn't make it on the plane with him. He cashed four checks in a row before missing the cut in the RBC Open last week and heading to Boston on Saturday. “I was at the airport four hours early because people warned me it’s a nightmare up there in Toronto,” Tarren said.

US Open Golf Callum Tarren, of England, reacts after a putt on the ninth hole during the first round of the U.S. Open golf tournament at The Country Club, Thursday, June 16, 2022, in Brookline, Mass. — (AP) — Early U.S. Open leader Callum Tarren got a head start on his trip to Boston when he missed the cut in Canada last week. For the second time in two U.S. Open appearances, Tarren's golf bag didn't make it on the plane with him. He cashed four checks in a row before missing the cut in the RBC Open last week and heading to Boston on Saturday. “I was at the airport four hours early because people warned me it’s a nightmare up there in Toronto,” Tarren said.

Early U.S. Open leader Callum Tarren got a head start on his trip to Boston when he missed the cut in Canada last week.

Jason Day describes himself as “obsessed” with the new swing he's working on with instructor Chris Como.