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KOIVUN, WITH JUST 6 STARTS, BOOKS FINAL PLAYOFF SPOT

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Jackson Koivun secured a spot in the final playoff round after just six professional starts. The former Auburn player claimed the 3M Open in his third outing and finished the season at 70th in the world rankings, the cutoff for the post‑season event. The finish comes just two months after he left college golf, highlighting a rapid transition to the pro tour.

According to ESPN, Koivun's victory at the 3M Open was pivotal, giving him enough points to edge out competitors for the 70th spot. His performance in only six tournaments, including a win in just his third start, underscores the consistency of his play. The 70th position is the last one that grants entry into the final playoff event, making his qualification a narrow but decisive outcome.

The final playoff round, known as the FedEx Cup, features the top 70 golfers of the season and is the culmination of the PGA Tour’s season‑long competition.

  • Koivun left Auburn in June and won the 3M Open in his third professional start.
  • He finished 70th in the world rankings, the final spot required for FedEx Cup playoffs.
  • His qualification came only two months after leaving college, a notably rapid rise.

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