Okay, so let me tell you about the time I tried to keep up with the 2020 3M Open. It was a wild ride, let me tell you! I remember it like it was yesterday. I was glued to my screen, trying to follow all the action.
First off, I started by looking for a way to watch it live. I browsed around and finally found some websites that were offering live scores. Nice! But man, it was tough to keep track of everything in real time. I kept refreshing those pages like crazy, hoping to stay on top of the leaderboard.
The Top Players
- So, Michael Thompson was the guy who ended up winning the whole thing. He was at -19, which was pretty impressive. I remember seeing his name pop up at the top and thinking, “This guy’s got it in the bag!”
- Then there was Adam Long, who came in second at -17. He was right on Thompson’s tail, making things exciting. I was on the edge of my seat, watching him try to close the gap.
- And we had a tie for third place between Robby Shelton and Charles Howell III. Both at -16, not too shabby at all. It was cool to see them battle it out. I spent a good chunk of time switching between their scores, trying to figure out who might pull ahead.
I spent hours just flipping between different websites. Some of them were in English, others were in Dutch, but hey, scores are scores, right? It was a bit of a mess, trying to make sense of it all, but I managed to get a decent idea of what was going on. I remember seeing that Thompson pocketed a cool $1,188,000. That’s a nice payday! I was happy for the guy, even though I didn’t know him personally. I could just imagine how thrilled he must have been.
By the end of it all, I was exhausted. But it was a fun kind of exhausted. I felt like I had been right there on the course with them. Keeping up with the 2020 3M Open was definitely an experience. I might not be a golf expert, but I sure felt like one after that weekend! I even started looking into golf a bit more after that, just out of curiosity. It’s amazing how these athletes can stay so focused and consistent.
If you ever get the chance to follow a golf tournament live, I’d say go for it. Just be prepared to do a lot of refreshing!
