Results: 2026 U.S. Open Final Qualifying

Happy Golf’s Longest Day to those who celebrate! Today marks the last day of final qualifying for the 2026 U.S. Open — June 18-21 at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club — with 43 spots up for grabs across 10 locations from Sacramento, California, to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Nineteen players have already punched their tickets to Long Island for the third men’s major of the season at three earlier final qualifiers in Dallas, England, and Japan. 

Follow along below as the Fried Egg Golf staff provides updates throughout the day and shares the final results as they become official. 

June 8, 2026

Lambton Golf and Country Club (Six Spots)‍‍

Canada

Qualified - Emiliano Grillo, 9 under
Qualified - Alejandro Tosti, 8 under
Qualified - Marcelo Rozo, 7 under
Qualified - John Parry, 6 under
Qualified - William Mouw, 6 under
Qualified - Max McGreevy, 6 under

Alternate - Matt Wallace
Alternate - Adam Svensson

5:21 p.m.: Have a day, Alejandro! Would Tosti fare well at Shinnecock if he qualifies? No, probably not. But it would be very fun to watch. 

‍2:14 p.m.: The Canadian site offers six spots, but it’s such a stacked field with the Canadian Open taking place this week. The top of the board is jam-packed with PGA Tour players. Probably a site to avoid for U.S. Open hopefuls!

Del Paso Country Club (Four Spots)

Sacramento, California

There are technically four spots up for grabs, but there might as well be three. 

Okay, okay, all kidding aside ...

Qualified - Taylor Montgomery, 7 under
Qualified - Eric Lee (a), 6 under
Qualified - Matthew Robles (a), 6 under
Qualified - Marek Fleming (a), 4 under

Springfield Country Club (Five Spots)

Springfield, Ohio

Qualified - Neal Shipley, 8 under
Qualified - Zac Blair, 8 under
Qualified - Dylan Wu, 7 under
Qualified - Billy Horschel, 7 under
Qualified - Nick Hardy, 7 under

Alternate - Brandt Snedeker
Alternate - Maxwell Moldovan

Emerald Valley Golf Club (Two Spots)

Creswell, Oregon

Qualified - Greyson Leach, 4 under
Qualified - Andrew Putnam, 3 under

Alternate - Spencer Tibbits
Alternate - TingWei Chang (a)

Woodmont Country Club – North Course (Four Spots)

Rockville, Maryland

Qualified - Jackson Suber, 10 under
Qualified - Ben Kohles, 7 under
Qualified - Logan Reilly (a), 7 under
Qualified - Jake Solion, 5 under

Alternate - Bryan Lee (a)
Alternate - Blades Brown

BallenIsles Country Club – East Course (Four Spots)

Palm Beach Gardens, Florida

Qualified - Giuseppe Puebla (a), 7 under
Qualified - Ben Silverman, 7 under
Qualified - Ryder Cowan (a), 6 under
Qualified - Miles Russell (a), 6 under

Alternate - Tyler Collet
Alternate - Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Tiger Woods won’t be teeing it up at this year’s U.S. Open, but his son may be caddying? Charlie got some reps in on the bag for his future Florida State teammate Miles Russell, who had arguably the wildest day of any player. Despite making a double and triple bogey on the day, Russell earned a spot in a playoff and punched his ticket to Shinnecock on the second extra hole.

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Century Country Club & Golf Club of Purchase (Four Spots)

Purchase, New York

Qualified - Kevin Roy, 8 under
Qualified - Max Greyserman, 6 under
Qualified - Benjamin James, 2 under
‍Qualified - James Nicholas, 2 under

Alternate - Matt Jones
Alternate - Andrew Svoboda

Gaston Country Club (Five Spots)

Gastonia, North Carolina

Qualified - Jackson Ormond (a), 12 under
Qualified - Carl Yuan, 12 under
Qualified - Jackson Van Paris, 11 under
Qualified - Brandon Wu, 11 under
Qualified - Cole Hammer, 11 under

Alternate - Harry Higgs
Alternate - Cristobal Del Solar

6:15 p.m.: Amateur Jackson Ormond carved up Gaston Country Club to the tune of 12 under (65-63) to tie for top honors and punch his ticket to his first-ever U.S. Open. The 18-year-old is 11th in the AJGA rankings and is committed to play golf at Florida.

12:51 p.m.: This is a very cool moment for the Haas family, but it’d be even cooler if Will was carrying a bag and not using a push cart.

Lakes Golf & Country Club (Four Spots)

Westerville, Ohio

Qualified - Davis Thompson, 11 under
Qualified - J.B. Holmes, 9 under
Qualified - Vaughn Harber (a), 9 under
Qualified - Arni Sveinsson (a), 9 under

Alternate - Sam Udovich (a)
Alternate - Braxton Kuntz

The amateurs showed out across the country this year! Two more played their way into the U.S. Open field in the Columbus suburb, including Ohio State rising junior Vaughn Harber, who stuffed an approach on the first playoff hole to claim his spot.

3:14 p.m.: Elite amateur watch: Arni Sveinsson, an excellent player from Iceland who plays at LSU, has a strong chance of advancing with 13 holes to play. He would be an awesome story. 

Hawks Ridge Golf Club (Five Spots)

Ball Ground, Georgia

Qualified - Chris Kirk, 15 under
Qualified - Jake Peacock, 13 under
Qualified - Keith Mitchell, 12 under
Qualified - Robbie Higgins, 11 under
Qualified - Chase Kyes (a), 11 under

Alternate - Jack Schoenberger (a)
Alternate - Alexander Herrmann

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May 18, 2026

Walton Heath Golf Club (Seven Spots)

England

Qualified - Nathan Kimsey, 14 under
Qualified - Rocco Repetto Taylor, 12 under
Qualified - Niklas Norgaard, 11 under
Qualified - Matthew Jordan, 11 under
Qualified - Angel Hidalgo, 11 under
Qualified - Filippo Celli, 11 under
Qualified - Ugo Coussaud, 10 under

Alternate - Hennie Du Plessis
Alternate - Andrew Wilson

Dallas Athletic Club – Blue Course, Gold Course (Nine spots)

Dallas

Qualified - Peter Uihlein, 9 under
Qualified - Tom Kim, 8 under
Qualified - Cooper Dossey, 7 under
Qualified - Manav Shah, 5 under
Qualified - Jimmy Stanger, 4 under
Qualified - Graeme McDowell, 4 under
Qualified - Adrien Dumont de Chassart, 4 under
Qualified - T.K. Kim, 4 under
‍Qualified - Caleb Surratt, 3 under

Alternate - Chandler Phillips
Alternate - Henrik Norlander

May 25, 2026

Hino Golf Club – King Course (Three spots)

Japan

Qualified - Ryuichi Oiwa, 12 under
Qualified - Kaito Onishi, 11 under
Qualified - Taihei Sato, 10 under

Alternate - Riki Kawamoto
Alternate - Taichi Nabetani