Jake Knapp's Perfect 62: A Shot-by-Shot Masterclass at 3M Open
3M Open · · Jul 27, 2026 · 16min
Total
+10.7
OTT
+5.7
APP
+4.2
ATG
+0.7
PUTT
0
Powerful drive splitting the fairway perfectly down the center of the hole.
Precision approach iron leaves him 12 feet away for an ideal birdie opportunity.
Knapp rolls in the birdie putt—a perfect start to his exceptional round.
Tee shot drifts unexpectedly right and misses the green entirely.
Chip shot from rough settles nicely 4 feet away from the pin.
Par-saving putt lips out—leaves him 2 feet for bogey save.
Taps in for bogey—a rare blemish on an otherwise stellar performance.
Bounces back immediately after the bogey with another powerful drive.
Crisp 5-iron approach leaves him just 10 feet for another birdie look.
Makes the birdie putt—rhythm fully restored with clutch execution.
Tee shot pulls sharply left and completely misses the green.
Pitch shot from the rough gets to 8 feet—double bogey now threatens.
Putt from 8 feet misses—he faces a critical 3-footer for double.
Misses again from 3 feet—pressure compounds with another near-miss.
Taps in for double bogey—the round's most significant and costly stumble.
Carries his eagle momentum with another powerful drive down the fairway.
Approach iron leaves him 11 feet for another birdie opportunity.
Makes the birdie putt—maintaining his exceptional scoring momentum.
Long, controlled drive off the tee on the par 5 positions him superbly.
Aggressive 3-wood leaves him just 15 feet on the green—eagle within reach.
Knapp drains the eagle putt—an electrifying moment that ignites the round.
Transitions to the back nine with another rhythmic drive down the fairway.
7-iron approach settles 13 feet away—another birdie in sight.
Knapp holes the birdie putt—absolute command of the back nine.
Seeking back-to-back birdies with a precise drive down the fairway.
Crisp 6-iron approach leaves him just 9 feet from the pin.
Drains the birdie putt—he is absolutely on fire after the eagle.
Tee shot drifts left and misses the green—another par 3 miss.
Chip shot leaves 5 feet for par—must convert to stop the bleeding.
Par putt from 5 feet misses—2 feet remain for bogey.
Taps in for bogey—another par 3 stumble in his exceptional round.