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Brian Harman offered a parting gesture toward a television camera following his round at the 3M Open in Minnesota, eliciting an immediate and amused reaction from playing partner Scottie Scheffler. The exchange took place at TPC Twin Cities as both competitors made their way to the scoring area to complete their scorecards after the tournament concluded.
Scheffler finished in solo second place with a bogey-free 63 that brought him to 22 under par for the event. Harman carded a 65 in the final round to secure a share of third place at 20 under, placing him two shots behind the world’s top-ranked golfer.
Neither player ultimately prevailed, as 21-year-old Jackson Koivun claimed his first PGA Tour victory in his third professional start. Koivun’s tournament-record 25-under performance proved decisive over the veteran field competing at TPC Twin Cities.
While seated at the scoring table, Harman directed an obscene gesture directly at a camera positioned in front of the pair. Scheffler responded with immediate laughter and a celebratory fist pump, caught clearly on footage of the moment.
The candid interaction provided a rare unscripted moment in professional golf’s typically formal post-round procedures. The exchange underscored the camaraderie between the two competitors while offering spectators a glimpse of levity in an otherwise conventional tournament conclusion.
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