12 amateurs will tee it up at Royal Troon Golf Club in Scotland for the 2024 Open Championship in hopes of winning the Silver Medal.

In 2023, Georgia Tech's Christo Lamprecht won the silver medal after a first-round 5-under 66 to be a co-leader heading into the second round.

Here are the 12 amateurs:

Dominic Clemons – Clemons has had a great summer, starting with a 17-shot win at the Scottish Open Stroke Play Championship, where he finished 24-under. Clemons followed that up by finishing runner-up at the 2024 British Amateur and earning co-medalist honors with Justin Rose at the Final Qualifying at Burnham & Berrow. 

Santiago De La Fuente – De La Fuente won the 2024 Latin America Amateur behind what he told AmateurGolf.com in April was the “second best round of his life,” shooting a 6-under 64 to earn a spot in the Master's Tournament, U.S. Open, and Open Championship.

Matthew Dodd-Berry – Similar to Clemons, Dodd-Berry made a run at the Amateur Championship but fell in the quarterfinals. However, he earned his spot in the field with an impressive performance at final qualifying, as he finished as co-medalist at West Lancashire with Sam Horsfield.

Luis Masaveu – Masaveu qualified through final qualifying in a nervy 3-for-1 playoff at Royal Cinque Ports. To make his qualifying even more impressive, Masaveu played the qualifier with an old set of clubs and no three-wood after 

Jaime Montojo – Montojo qualified with Luis Masaveu through final qualifying at Royal Cinque Ports. He finished T29 at the European Amateur and made match-play at the British Amateur. 

Tommy Morrison – The rising junior at Texas had a successful trip overseas, finishing in the top 16 at the British Amateur Championship and then becoming the first-ever American winner at the European Amateur Championship to earn a spot at Royal Troon. Morrison, who is 6-foot-9, will look to join Christo Lamprecht as a 6-foot-9 amateur to play well at the Open Championship. He survived a three-hole aggregate playoff to win.