The 3M Open is the PGA Tour stop at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota. Google Search interest hit 73 for the week of July 25 2026, the peak of the entire stored series, after sitting at 4 on July 18 and 5 on June 27. Trends MCP records a 1360% 30-day change and a matching 1360% 90-day change on those anchors, while get_growth shows +1725% over 7 days into the same July 25 reading. Pull date: July 29 2026. The spike lines up with Jackson Koivun's record win over Scottie Scheffler.
3M Open search interest right now
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Latest value (week of July 25 2026) | 73 |
| 30-day change | +1360.0% (from 5 on June 27 2026) |
| 90-day change | +1360.0% (from 5 on April 25 2026) |
| Peak value | 73 on July 25 2026 |
| First seen in series | July 31 2021 (value 25) |
| 7-day growth (get_growth) | +1725.0% (4 on July 18 → 73) |
| 30-day growth (get_growth) | +1360.0% (5 → 73) |
All rows trace to Trends MCP get_time_series and get_growth for keyword 3m open on source google search, pulled July 29 2026. A Wikipedia Trending X post the same week covered Koivun's win; the search series is the demand curve behind that coverage.
About the 3M Open
The 3M Open is a PGA Tour event played at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine, Minnesota, sponsored by 3M. The 2026 edition ended Sunday, July 26. Jackson Koivun, 21, won in his third start as a professional, closing with a bogey-free 66 for a tournament-record 25-under 259. He beat world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler by three strokes after a Saturday 61 built the lead. AP and PGA Tour reporting put Hideki Matsuyama, Brian Harman, Chandler Phillips, and Denny McCarthy tied for third at 20 under. Koivun earned about $1,584,000 and jumped to 70th in the FedEx Cup standings, the last playoff-safe spot with two regular-season events left. Lee Hodges held the prior tournament scoring record at 24-under 260 in 2023. Search interest clusters around leaderboard updates, Scheffler's chase, and the new winner's identity.
What the time series shows
This is a classic seasonal sports keyword. Most weeks outside the tournament window sit at 0 to 6. Prior July peaks land at 38 (July 23 2022), 48 (July 29 2023), 32 (July 27 2024), and 44 (July 26 2025). The 2026 week of July 25 reaches 73, clearing every earlier high in the file. The first series point, July 31 2021 at 25, is itself an older tournament-week reading. Off-season baselines in April through June 2026 hold at 4 or 5, so the 30-day and 90-day percent changes both print 1360%. Derived labels: growth exploding, speed exponential, seasonality high, volatility high. Seasonality is high because the yearly July spikes repeat. Volatility is high because week-over-week percent swings explode when the series leaves near-zero baselines. Speed is exponential because the latest 30-day absolute move (5 to 73) dwarfs the flat prior 30-day window that stayed at 5 from May 23 through June 27.
Related topics
Same-day Google Search growth neighbors (Trends MCP API, July 29 2026):
- jackson koivun: +233.3% over 30 days, +900.0% over 7 days (thin baseline; treat with caution)
- scottie scheffler: +12.5% over 7 days
- masters of the universe: +132.4% over 30 days; topic page
- ted lasso: +118.8% over 30 days; topic page
For how these Google Search scores are produced, see the Google Trends data source page. Cross-platform attention methods are outlined on social listening tools.