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see also: U.S. Open Local Qualifying, Various Course
Live results from all 109 U.S. Open Local Qualifying sites. Site-by-site medalists, amateurs, and alternates
The United States Golf Association has announced the complete slate of local and final qualifying sites for the 126th U.S. Open Championship, which will be contested June 18–21, 2026 at historic Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York.
From mid-April through early June, thousands of professionals and elite amateurs will attempt to earn one of the most coveted spots in golf — a place in the national championship.
As the USGA proudly states, the U.S. Open remains “the most open championship in golf.”
The qualifying structure consists of two stages:
Nine U.S. sites will host final qualifying on June 8, famously known as “Golf’s Longest Day.” Golf Channel will again provide extensive live coverage of the 36-hole marathon.
The 2025 U.S. Open at Oakmont accepted 10,202 entries, marking the fourth time in history that entries exceeded 10,000. The previous record was 10,187 in 2023 at Los Angeles Country Club.
Expect another massive number in 2026.
Local qualifying begins April 20 and concludes May 13. California again leads the way with the highest concentration of sites, while Florida remains one of the deepest and most competitive qualifying states in the country.
Each site below links to its dedicated tournament page in the AmateurGolf.com database.
Druid Hills Golf Club: One of the strongest early qualifiers came out of Atlanta, where Chris Petefish delivered a standout 6-under 66 to earn medalist honors. A trio of amateurs — Clark Akers, Harris Barth, and Bodie Brumlow — shared second at 4-under 68, highlighting the depth of elite amateur play. Steve Kibare, Jimmy Paradise, and JP Griffin secured the remaining qualifying spots at 3-under 69, while amateur Tolver Dozier and amateur Keith Guest claimed alternate positions at 70. See full leaderboard »
The Territory Golf & Country Club: Oklahoma produced another tightly contested qualifier, with Luke Morgan and Jacob Harper sharing medalist honors at 4-under 68. Presten Richardson and amateur Preston Albee advanced at 3-under 69, while Declan Dent and Preston Stanley grabbed the final two spots at 2-under 70. Amateur Cooper Watson earned first alternate at 70, underscoring just how thin the margin was. See full leaderboard »
Solina Golf Club: One of the best amateur performances of the opening wave came at Solina, where amateur Frankie Harris fired a brilliant 5-under 66 to win medalist honors by three shots. Four players tied for second at 2-under 69 — amateurs August Petersson, Jake Lewis, and Marek Fleming, along with Parker Klitzke — to round out the five qualifiers. Amateur Addison Beam and amateur Zach Adams secured alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Persimmon Ridge Golf Club: Amateur Cooper Claycomb led the way in Kentucky with a superb 5-under 67 to earn medalist honors. Cooper Musselman followed at 3-under 69, while amateur Brady Smith and Michael Barnard shared third at 2-under 70. Amateur Luke Johnston claimed the final qualifying spot at 1-under 71, with amateur Jack Michael and Nolan Ray earning alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Wichita Falls Country Club: A co-medalist finish led the way in Texas, as Austyn Reily and amateur Sam Udovich both posted 4-under 67. Amateur Brady McHenry, Clayton Keck, and amateur Kathan Pierucci shared third at 2-under 69 to claim the remaining qualifying spots. Amateur Andrew Lieu and amateur Bryce Hoech finished one shot back at 70 to earn alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Del Rio Country Club: The opening day featured a tightly packed leaderboard in Modesto, where Tyler Raber and Alex Lee shared medalist honors at 3-under 69. TY Griggs and Reyhanjit Singh advanced at 2-under 70, while amateur Kenny Palmer earned first alternate at 1-under 71. See full leaderboard »
Eastpointe Country Club (East Course): A crowded finish in Florida saw Dawson Jones, Siyan Liu, and amateur Wylie Inman share medalist honors at 2-under 70. Amateurs Emile Lebrun and Bento Assis advanced at 1-under 71, while Nicholas Thompson and amateur Clint Lewis earned alternate spots. See full leaderboard »
Oro Valley Country Club: Scoring dipped lower in Arizona, where amateurs Evan Tyree and Filip Jakubcik tied for medalist honors at 4-under 68. Pono Yanagi advanced at 3-under 69, while Jonathan Walters earned the final qualifying spot via playoff at 2-under 70. Amateurs Alex Ramos and Zachery Pollo secured alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
The Club at Nevillewood: A tightly contested qualifier saw Talon Kriebel and Amani D’Ambrosio share medalist honors at 3-under 69. Austin Lemieux finished third at 2-under 70, while Jason Li and Rick Stimmel claimed the final spots at 1-under 71. The cut fell at even-par 72, leaving several players just short. See full leaderboard »
Woodland Golf Club: Scoring proved far more difficult in Massachusetts, where amateur Reese Jensen earned medalist honors at just 1-under 70. Amateur Matthew Cowgill advanced at even-par 71, while amateurs Jake Ratti (+1) and Matt Williams (+2) rounded out the four qualifiers. With limited spots and challenging conditions, patience proved critical. See full leaderboard »
Stonewall Orchard Golf Club: One of the lowest rounds of local qualifying so far came in Illinois, where amateur Lester Low fired a brilliant 7-under 65 to earn medalist honors. Andrew Svoboda followed at 5-under 67, while amateurs Ben Patel and Beau Petersen secured the final qualifying spots at 4-under 68. Amateur Brandon Burggraf and amateur Patrick Raupp finished just outside the number as alternates. See full leaderboard »
Club de Golf La Hacienda: Mexico produced one of the most dominant performances of the week, as Sebastian Vazquez rolled to medalist honors with a stunning 8-under 64. Alejandro Madariaga claimed the second qualifying spot at 3-under 69, while amateurs Eugenio Martinez Villegas and Carlos Moreno Podolski were left as alternates after rounds of 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Rams Hill Golf Club: Amateur Pete Williams led the way in Borrego Springs with a 3-under 69 to earn medalist honors. Fellow San Diego amateur Grant Martens followed at 2-under 70, while amateur Nik Neal, Perry Cohen, and amateur Samuel Foust all advanced at 1-under 71. Amateur Aden Shen and Jot Parkash Singh earned alternate positions at 73. See full leaderboard »
Fairmount Country Club: Lowell Miller earned medalist honors in New Jersey with a 3-under 69, while amateurs made a major push behind him. Amateur Luke Koenig, amateur Samson Landers, and Tanner Grzegorczyk shared second at 2-under 70, with amateur Derek Gutierrez and John Fahey rounding out the six qualifiers at 1-under 71. Roy Asselta and Mac Bredahl earned alternate positions, also at 71. See full leaderboard »
Medford Village Country Club: Amateur Stephen Cerbara produced one of the lowest rounds of local qualifying so far, firing a brilliant 9-under 63 to take medalist honors in dominant fashion. Aman Gupta and David Sanders followed at 5-under 67, with Christopher Fosdick and Owen Stamper advancing at 4-under 68. Ryan Cole grabbed the final qualifying spot at 3-under 69, while Luke Sample and Josh McCollum earned alternate spots. See full leaderboard »
Ridgewood Country Club: One of the strongest scoring performances of the day came in Texas, where Theo Humphrey fired a superb 4-under 66 to earn medalist honors. Amateur Patrick Babb followed at 3-under 67, while amateur Mason An, Chase Walts, amateur Jack Workman, and amateur Lucas Latimer all finished at 2-under 68 to claim the remaining qualifying spots. A crowded group at 1-under 69 missed out, with Rafael Becker and Blake Abercrombie taking alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Parkersburg Country Club: Ross Funderburke delivered one of the lowest rounds of the day, posting a 6-under 67 to secure medalist honors in West Virginia. Keane Taino and Ben Woodruff shared second at 5-under 68, while Jon Mayer claimed the final qualifying position at 3-under 70. Chaz Ekoniak and Rylan Hall earned alternate spots at 70, as another tightly packed leaderboard left little margin for error. See full leaderboard »
Barton Creek Country Club at Lakeside: One of the lowest rounds of local qualifying so far came in Texas, where amateur Eduardo Derbez Torres fired a brilliant 8-under 63 to earn medalist honors. Anthony Delisanti and Pryce Beshoory followed at 7-under 64, while amateur Matthew Henson, Tyler Isenhart, and Brian Stark claimed the final qualifying spots at 6-under 65. Gabe Reynolds and Jake Ezell earned alternate positions at the same number, with the cut line falling at 6-under. See full leaderboard »
Crooked Stick Golf Club (IN): Amateur Cole Starnes of Fishers, Indiana, claimed medalist honors with a 4-under 68 in a tightly contested qualifier. Nick Branchina and amateur Aidan Gutierrez secured spots at 1-under 71, while amateurs Kentaro Nanayama, Clay Stirsman, and Sean Busch rounded out the qualifying positions at even-par 72. A large group finished just outside the number at 1-over 73, highlighting the depth of the field at Crooked Stick. See full leaderboard »
The Club at Carlton Woods (TX): Chad Sewell delivered one of the lowest scores of local qualifying, firing a sensational 10-under 62 to earn medalist honors by a wide margin. Amateur Aaron Pounds finished second at 5-under 67, while amateurs Austen Christiansen and Kristoffer Kvaas shared third at 4-under 68. The final qualifying spots went to amateurs Gerrit Chambers and Hunter Bott at 3-under 69. Justin Kaplan and Lance Lopez earned alternate positions just outside the number. See full leaderboard »
Four Bridges Country Club (OH): Evan Menges of Columbus, Ohio, captured medalist honors with an impressive 8-under 64. A large group battled for the remaining spots, with Michael Weber and Trey Marrion posting 2-under 70 rounds to lead the chasers. Several players, including Andrew Dorn, Zac McGrath, AJ Wilhelm, and Bill Williamson, were in contention around that number as play concluded, with the projected cut settling near 2-under. See full leaderboard »
Hidden Valley Country Club (NV): Spencer Tibbits earned medalist honors with a 5-under 67 at elevation in Reno. Daniel Wittlinger and Monte Chumchaivate secured qualifying spots at 4-under 68, while Jared Hack claimed the final position after advancing through a playoff at 3-under 69. Luke Swanson and Vineet Vallamsetty were among those just outside the number after playoff heartbreak, highlighting a tightly contested finish at Hidden Valley. See full leaderboard »
Eagle Trace Golf Club (FL): Brett Roberts earned medalist honors with an impressive 6-under 66 at Eagle Trace. Amateur Blake Trimble followed at 4-under 68, with Hunter Fry securing a spot at 3-under 69. Eric Dietrich and Tyler Stachkunas rounded out the qualifiers at 2-under 70 and 1-under 71, respectively. Just outside the number, Curtis Thompson and Chris Francoeur claimed alternate positions at 1-under 71. See full leaderboard »
Findlay Country Club (OH): Brandon Hoelzer earned medalist honors with a bogey-free 5-under 67 to lead a group of seven qualifiers advancing from northwest Ohio. CJ Jones followed at 4-under 68, while Maxwell Moldovan and Ben Silverman shared third at 3-under 69. The final qualifying spots went to Alan McLean, Austin Greaser, and Grant Godfrey at 2-under 70. In a playoff for alternate positions, Joe Kastelic secured first alternate and Trey Walker claimed second after both finished at 1-under 71. See full leaderboard »
Innisbrook (Copperhead Course, FL): Beau Titsworth and Hughes Thrikel d shared medalist honors at 3-under 68 in a tightly contested qualifier. Amateurs Logan Blondell, Parker Bell, and Jarrod Johnson claimed the remaining qualifying spots at 2-under 69. Just outside the number, amateur Parker Severs and Andrew Kozan earned alternate positions at the same score, as a crowded leaderboard created a narrow margin for advancement. See full leaderboard »
Pearl at Kalauao (Aiea, HI): In one of the tightest qualifiers of the week, Peter Jung earned medalist honors at even-par 71 to claim one of just two advancing spots on Oahu. Brian Robertson secured the second qualifying position at 1-over 72. Just missing out were Junho Won and Shun Niimura, who finished at 2-over 73 to take first and second alternate, respectively, in a field where only two players advanced to final qualifying. See full leaderboard »
Southampton Golf Club (NY): Joe McCarthy and Tyler Gerbavits shared medalist honors at 5-under 65 in a strong showing on Long Island. Aron Price secured a qualifying spot at 4-under 66, while Clancy Waugh and amateur Jake Nash advanced at 3-under 67. Amateur Nick Arman claimed the final qualifying position at 1-under 69. Just outside the number, Matthew Lowe and Luke Wells earned alternate positions after a crowded finish at 1-under. See full leaderboard »
Country Club of York: Amateur Rij Patel took medalist honors in Pennsylvania with a strong 4-under 66, while Cougar Collins secured the second qualifying spot at 3-under 67. Mike Van Sickle and Thaddeus Obecny II advanced out of a crowded group at 1-under 69, where amateur Andrew Forjan was left as first alternate despite matching that number. Amateur Patrick Kilcoyne earned second alternate at even-par 70. See full leaderboard »
The Home Course: A three-way tie for medalist honors led the way in Washington, where Preston Bebich, Michael Putnam, and amateur Theodore Snyder all posted 5-under 67. Amateur Dalton Conn and Chris Crisologo secured the final qualifying spots at 4-under 68, while amateurs Colten Kleis and Drew Woolworth finished at the same number to earn alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Kings Country Club (CA): One of the most crowded leaderboards of local qualifying came out of Hanford, where five players shared medalist honors at 5-under 67 — Kevin Huff, amateur Michael Weaver, Finigan Tilly, amateur Ayden Fynaut, and Dodge Kemmer. With five spots available, that number held up as the cutoff, leaving Von Wasson and Lucky Sun just outside the number at 4-under 68 as alternates. It was one of the deepest and most tightly packed finishes of the week, with no separation at the top and zero margin for error. See full leaderboard »
La Purisima Golf Course: Baron Szeto led the way in Lompoc with a 3-under 69 to earn medalist honors in one of the tougher-scoring sites of the day. Owen Avrit and amateur Andrew Reyes shared second at 1-under 71, while Larry Correa and amateur Nickolas Waldock claimed the final qualifying spots at 1-over 73. A large group finished just outside the number at the same score, with Tegan Andrews and Chuan-Tai Lin earning alternate positions, underscoring how tight the margin was at La Purisima. See full leaderboard »
Wailua Golf Course (Kauai, HI): In one of the smallest and most exclusive qualifiers of the entire schedule, Harry Peterson of Australia earned medalist honors with a 2-under 69 to claim the lone qualifying spot available on Kauai. With only one player advancing, the margin was razor thin, as Cory Oride and Mike Zierdt finished at even-par 71 to earn first and second alternate, respectively. Several players hovered right around the number, reinforcing just how demanding it is to survive a one-spot qualifier in Hawaii. See full leaderboard »
Ak-Chin Southern Dunes Golf Club – Maricopa, AZ: A four-way tie at the top highlighted qualifying in Maricopa, where amateur Hunter Hogan of Tempe, Patrick O'Malley, and Canada's Hunter Thomson all shared medalist honors at 5-under 67. Behind them, Jared Du Toit of Scottsdale and amateur Owen Greenough of Chandler grabbed the remaining qualifying spots at 4-under 68. Zachary Stocker and Michael Hopper claimed alternate positions at 3-under 69. See full leaderboard »
Avila Golf & Country Club – Tampa, FL: One of the best individual performances of the day came in Tampa, where Jake Sollon of Venetia, Pennsylvania fired a brilliant 8-under 64 to earn medalist honors by three strokes. Brad Schneider followed at 5-under 67, while Jimmy Jones and amateur Tien Do shared third at 4-under 68. Sweden's amateur Wilhelm Ryding claimed the final qualifying spot at 3-under 69. Brian Richey and Omar Morales earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Brentwood Country Club – Los Angeles, CA: A loaded field in West Los Angeles produced a tightly stacked leaderboard, with Michael Feuerstein of San Diego earning medalist honors at 5-under 67. Riley Elmes followed at 4-under 68, while Dylan Crowley secured a spot at 3-under 69 and amateur Hill Wang of Hacienda Heights advanced at 2-under 70. Amateur Grant Leary outlasted a crowded group at 1-under 71 to grab the final qualifying position. Amateurs Amaan Patel and Brian Fatur earned alternate spots at the same score. See full leaderboard »
Cedar Rapids Country Club – Cedar Rapids, IA: The amateur game owned the day in Iowa, where Dylan Ellis of Cedar Rapids led the way at 3-under 69. Amateurs Isaac Rumler of Moline and Grant Smith of West Des Moines tied for second at 1-under 71, while amateur Micah Moyer of Des Moines secured the final qualifying spot at even-par 72. Amateurs Jackson McCommon and Sam Johnson of Bettendorf earned alternate positions at the same number. Three of the four qualifiers and both alternates were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Chester Valley Golf Club – Malvern, PA: A 120-player field outside Philadelphia produced a three-way tie for medalist honors, with amateur Dao Zhou of Shanghai, Michael Graboyes, and Christopher Crawford of Bensalem all posting 1-under 69. Amateurs Patrick McRae of Kennett Square and David Hurly of Newtown Square followed at even-par 70, with amateur John Curran of Malvern claiming the final qualifying spot at 1-over 71. Patrick Sheehan and Brett Walker earned alternate positions after a playoff at the same number. Four of the six qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Country Club Of Sioux Falls – Sioux Falls, SD: A four-hole sudden-death playoff capped a dramatic day in South Dakota, where Bob Bell of Scottsdale, Arizona earned medalist honors at 4-under 68. Chris Gilman of Sioux Falls and Canada's Braxton Kuntz shared second at 3-under 69, before Dominic Piccirillo of Salem, South Carolina survived four extra holes against Andrew Israelson at 1-under 71 to claim the final qualifying spot. Israelson took first alternate, with Luke Kluver of Norfolk, Nebraska earning second at even-par 72. See full leaderboard »
Crestview Country Club (North Course) – Wichita, KS: One of the most stunning rounds of local qualifying anywhere in the country came in Wichita, where Jonas Baumgartner of Stillwater fired a sensational 11-under 61 to take medalist honors by four shots. Maxmilian Jelinek of Lawrence followed at 7-under 65, while Zach Sokolosky and Asher Whitaker, both of Wichita, shared third at 5-under 67 to secure the remaining qualifying spots. Grant Hatzenbuehler and Cooper Schultz earned alternate positions through a playoff at 4-under 68. Baumgartner's 61 stands as the lowest single round of the May 4 wave. See full leaderboard »
Illini Country Club – Springfield, IL: A six-stroke gap separated the medalist from the rest of the field in Springfield, where Jackson Buchanan of Dacula, Georgia ran away with the day at 7-under 64. Luke Gannon of Monticello and Patrick Newcomb of Benton, Kentucky shared second at 1-under 70, while Ethan Brue of Peoria claimed the final qualifying position at even-par 71. Italy's amateur Gabriele Bravin and Billy Basham of Louisville earned alternate positions at the same number after a multi-way playoff. See full leaderboard »
Indian Ridge Country Club (Grove Course) – Palm Desert, CA: A crowded leaderboard in the desert saw Ryan Gronlund of Pleasanton lead the way at 5-under 67. Behind him, four players tied at 4-under 68 — amateur Aidan Mcgreen of West Des Moines, Brett Foulds of Prescott Valley, Ian Simon of Phoenix, and Harrison Kingsley of Murrieta — to claim the remaining qualifying spots. Griffin Rhoads of Huntington Beach earned first alternate at the same number, while India's amateur Charith Chintam grabbed second alternate at 3-under 69. See full leaderboard »
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club (FL): A strong international presence highlighted qualifying in Orlando, where Luis Fernando Barco of Peru and Joseph Pagdin of England shared medalist honors at 6-under 66. Matt Holuta and Rob Oppenheim followed at 4-under 68 to comfortably secure qualifying spots, while Greg Koch claimed the final position at 3-under 69. Just outside the number, Peter Knade and amateur Carson Baez finished at 2-under 70 to earn alternate positions, as another tightly contested Florida qualifier left little margin for error. See full leaderboard »
Morris Park Country Club – South Bend, IN: An amateur-heavy leaderboard headlined the action in South Bend, where amateur Peyton Blackard of Fort Branch earned medalist honors at 5-under 65. Spencer Cross of Knoxville and Ty Gingerich of Carmel shared second at 3-under 67. Amateurs Nate Stevens of Northfield, Minnesota and Brayden Miller of Goshen rounded out the qualifiers at 2-under 68. Amateurs Calen Sanderson and Micah Sheffer of Brownstown earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
North Oaks Golf Club – North Oaks, MN: A tightly contested qualifier in the Twin Cities saw Tate Olson of Cook, Minnesota and Thomas Longbella of Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin share medalist honors at 2-under 69. Amateurs Tommy Marker of Shakopee and China's Dianchao Wu advanced at 1-under 70, while Matthew Jennings of Prairie City, Iowa secured the final qualifying spot at even-par 71. Brock Winter of Stillwater earned first alternate at the same number, with amateur Josh Persons of Fargo claiming second at 1-over 72. See full leaderboard »
North Shore Country Club – Glenwood Landing, NY: Long Island scoring proved unforgiving, as Todd Greene of Melville posted the only sub-par round of the day to earn medalist honors at 1-under 70 in a 120-player field. Dylan Newman of Westbury, Tehjas Renu, and amateur Ethan Yao of Manhasset shared second at even-par 71, while amateur Eli Kaufman of Montville, New Jersey and Johnson Ko of Port Washington took the final qualifying spots at 1-over 72. Joseph Horowitz of Lynbrook earned first alternate at 2-over 73, with amateur Mason Nome of Houston grabbing second at 3-over 74. See full leaderboard »
Plum Hollow Country Club – Southfield, MI: A complete amateur takeover unfolded in suburban Detroit, where amateur Josh Lahner of Roselle, Illinois earned medalist honors at 1-under 69. Amateurs Jack Zubkus of Ada and Mason Sokolowski of Northville shared second at even-par 70, while amateurs Cam Burke of Kitchener, Ontario and Anthony Sorentino of Rochester Hills rounded out the qualifiers at 1-over 71. Amateurs Joseph Mancinelli and Ryan Gallagher claimed the alternate spots at the same number. All five qualifiers and both alternates were amateurs — one of the strongest amateur showings of the entire May 4 wave. See full leaderboard »
Sandestin Resort & Club (Raven Course) – Sandestin, FL: A German contingent dominated qualifying on the Florida panhandle, where Alexander Herrmann of Germany earned medalist honors at 6-under 66. Brooks Rabren of Andalusia, Alabama followed at 5-under 67, while fellow German Maximilian Herrmann and amateur Ward Harris of Vestavia Hills, Alabama shared third at 4-under 68. Christopher Trunzer, also of Germany, claimed the final qualifying spot at 3-under 69 — sending three Germans through to Final Qualifying from a single site. Amateur Myles Jones of Suwanee, Georgia and John Marshall Butler of Louisville earned alternate positions at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Secession Golf Club – Beaufort, SC: Pinehurst's Jackson Van Paris earned medalist honors in the South Carolina Lowcountry at 6-under 66. Andrew Swanson of Bluffton followed at 5-under 67, while Sage Bradshaw, also of Bluffton, secured a spot at 4-under 68. A four-way tie at 3-under 69 sent Blaine Bunch of Savannah and Ryan Jahr of Ocean Isle Beach through to the final qualifying positions, with Pierce Fox of Charleston and Matt Nagy of Tazewell, Georgia claiming the alternate spots. See full leaderboard »
Stonebrae Country Club – Hayward, CA: An international amateur led the way in the Bay Area, where China's amateur Ziqin Zhou fired a brilliant 6-under 66 to earn medalist honors. Joshua Kelley of Pleasant Hill followed at 5-under 67, while amateurs Edan Cui of Atherton and Nathan Wang of Fremont shared third at 4-under 68. Amateur Justin Hu of Saratoga grabbed the final qualifying position at 3-under 69 via playoff. Amateur Joey Hayden of Dublin earned first alternate at the same number, with Travis Miller of San Leandro taking second at 2-under 70. Four of the five qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
The Plantation at Ponte Vedra Beach – Ponte Vedra Beach, FL: A hometown story headlined the action in northeast Florida, where amateur Landon Durham of Ponte Vedra Beach earned medalist honors at his local club at 5-under 67. Amateur Lee Poppell of Tallahassee and Harrison Shih of Saddle River, New Jersey shared second at 4-under 68, while Lukas Guthrie of Quincy, Illinois and amateur Henry Robards, also of Ponte Vedra Beach, rounded out the qualifiers at 3-under 69. Mexico's amateur Josemaria Gutierrez and Zach Reuland of Columbia, South Carolina earned alternate positions at the same number after a four-way logjam at 69. Three of the five qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Andalusia Country Club – La Quinta, CA: Yorba Linda professional Brannon Fahrny ran away from the desert field with a sparkling 8-under 64, where Brannon Fahrny of Yorba Linda earned medalist honors at 8-under 64. amateur Taylor Bromley of Penryn followed at 5-under 67, while Caden McMackin, Michael Slesinski and amateur Ethan Schramm rounded out the qualifiers at 4-under 68. Amateurs Easton Phillips and Matthew Hull earned alternate positions at 3-under 69. See full leaderboard »
Collindale Golf Course – Fort Collins, CO — results pending.
Great River Golf Club – Milford, CT: Connecticut amateurs swept the qualifying spots in Milford, where amateur Shane Bacon of Westport earned medalist honors at 2-under 70 in a five-way tie atop the leaderboard. Fellow amateurs Cody Paladino of West Hartford, Jackson Roman of Kensington and Tyler Vitolo of Sandy Hook all matched the number at 2-under 70, joined by Andrew Stock of Danbury at the same score to round out the all-Connecticut qualifying class. Amateurs Pablo Lacayo at even-par 72 and Kai Jun Huang at 1-over 73 earned the alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Hot Springs Country Club (Arlington Course) – Hot Springs, AR: Fayetteville pro Luke Long torched the Arlington Course with a 7-under 65, where Luke Long earned medalist honors at 7-under 65. amateur Jackson Cook of West Point, Miss. followed at 5-under 67, while Logan Stephens of Cabot punched his ticket at 4-under 68. amateur Carter Maneth of Texarkana and Evan Knight of Novato, Calif. completed the qualifying group at 3-under 69. amateur Paxton Lane of Benton at 3-under 69 and Ben Sanders of Stuttgart at 2-under 70 earned alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
North Shore Country Club (Red & White) – Mequon, WI: Wisconsin amateur Aiden Cudney of Kimberly shared medalist honors at North Shore on a tight scoring day, where amateur Aiden Cudney and Davis Jensen of West Bend earned medalist honors at 1-under 71. David Bach of Kohler, Charlie Nikitas of Glenview, Ill. and Aidan Lafferty of Downers Grove, Ill. all advanced at even-par 72. Craig Czerniejewski of Hartford at 1-over 73 and Cameron Huss of Kenosha at 2-over 74 earned the alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Red Hawk Golf Club – Las Cruces, NM: Just three players broke through in the high desert at Red Hawk, where David Harrison of San Antonio earned medalist honors at 2-under 69. amateur Brandon Torres of American Canyon, Calif. and Lucky Cruz of Houston followed at 1-under 70 to claim the remaining qualifying spots. Jacob Presutti and amateur Maxwell Chan of Heath, Texas earned alternate positions at even-par 71. See full leaderboard »
Ruby Hill Golf Club – Pleasanton, CA: An all-amateur qualifying class emerged from Ruby Hill, where amateur Jay Gould-Healy of Carmel and amateur Dean Greyserman of Boca Raton, Fla. shared medalist honors at 4-under 68. Amateurs Matthew Robles of Downey and Avery Lazarski of Las Vegas advanced at 2-under 70, with amateur Dylan van Ostrand of Sacramento claiming the fifth spot at 1-under 71 via playoff. Zack Missigman of Goodyear, Ariz. and amateur Angelo Marcon of San Francisco earned alternate positions at 1-under 71. See full leaderboard »
The Country Club – Morristown, TN: Hometown pro Brayden Garrison stole the show at his home club, where Brayden Garrison of Morristown earned medalist honors at 6-under 66. amateur Brandon Worley of Johnson City and Angus Flanagan of Alcoa followed at 4-under 68, with Dylan McDermott of Granite Bay, Calif. rounding out the qualifying group at 3-under 69. Harry Lord of Maryville and Jamie Wilson of Mt. Pleasant earned alternate positions at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Walnut Creek Golf Preserve – Westminster, CO: Colorado amateurs ruled the leaderboard at Walnut Creek, where amateur Elijah Johnson of Denver earned medalist honors at 1-under 71. amateur Matthew Wells of Aspen followed at even-par 72, while amateur Parker Shaw of Denver and Geoff Keffer of Lakewood advanced at 1-over 73. A three-way tie at 2-over 74 among amateur Cooper Tate of Palm Bay, Fla., amateur Zach Gomez of Westminster and Caine Fitzgerald of Parker is set to resolve the final spot and alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
WingHaven Country Club – St. Louis, MO: Georgia pro Jake Peacock outpaced a deep field at WingHaven, where Jake Peacock of Milton, Ga. earned medalist honors at 4-under 68. Amateurs Noah Sandlin of Jacksonville, Texas and Sam Carraher of Crown Point, Ind. joined Jacob Sherlin of Hendersonville, Tenn. at 2-under 70, with Will Postlethwaite of Carlisle, England, Dylan Meyer of Evansville, Ind. and Chris Naegel of Wildwood, Mo. completing the seven-man qualifying group at 1-under 71. Jamie Dick of Cinderford, England and Carr Vernon of Poplar Bluff earned alternate positions at 1-under 71 following a playoff. See full leaderboard »
Moorings at Hawk’s Nest – Vero Beach, FL: Amateur Giuseppe Puebla of Royal Palm Beach led the way on Florida's Treasure Coast, posting a 5-under 66 to earn medalist honors. Joseph Stills of Orlando and Ryan Edholm of Tonawanda, New York followed at 4-under 67, while hometown amateur James Hassell of Vero Beach and Ted Smith of Westlake, Ohio rounded out the qualifiers at 3-under 68. Adam Sanquist of Sartell, Minnesota and Nicklas Staub of Boynton Beach earned alternate positions at 2-under 69. See full leaderboard »
Omaha Country Club – Omaha, NE: A heartwarming family story unfolded in Nebraska, where Nate Vontz of Lincoln and Luke Gutschewski of Omaha shared medalist honors at 5-under 66. Luke's father, Scott Gutschewski, joined his son in advancing at 2-under 69, while amateur Zack Erstad of Lincoln — a high school senior — claimed the final qualifying spot at even-par 71. A nine-player logjam at 1-over 72 required a playoff for the alternate spots, with former NFL running back amateur Danny Woodhead of Elkhorn earning first alternate and amateur Jackson Benge of Omaha taking second. See full leaderboard »
Pasatiempo Golf Club – Santa Cruz, CA: A historic Alister MacKenzie design tested the field at par 70, where amateur Jay Leng Jr. of San Diego and Jack Rahon of Orange shared medalist honors at 4-under 66. Manav Shah of Bakersfield and amateur Jackson Suh of San Francisco followed at 2-under 68, while Andrew Topping of Magalia survived a three-way playoff at 1-under 69 to claim the final qualifying spot. Noah Norton of Alpharetta, Georgia and Christian Castillo of El Dorado Hills earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Plantation Bay Country Club (Founders - North/South) – Ormond Beach, FL: The lowest round of the day came in northeast Florida, where Robbie Higgins of Sarasota fired a brilliant 8-under 64 to earn medalist honors by a single stroke. Costa Rica's Luis Gagne followed at 7-under 65, while Derek Bard of Jacksonville secured a spot at 6-under 66. Amateur Bovi Zhang of Winter Garden and hometown player Tyler Hock of Ormond Beach shared fourth at 5-under 67, with Puerto Rico's Chris Nido rounding out the qualifiers at 4-under 68. Amateur Zachary Frazer of Greenville, South Carolina and Mexico's amateur Alejandro Fierro earned alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
River Landing (River Course) – Wallace, NC: A heavily North Carolina-flavored field saw Ryan Sullivan of Winston-Salem earn medalist honors at 5-under 67. Jack FitzGerald of Wilmington and amateur Slater Meade of North Wilkesboro shared second at 4-under 68, while amateurs Smith Summerlin of Raleigh and Tyler Jones of Jacksonville rounded out the qualifiers at 3-under 69 and 2-under 70, respectively. Nick Lyerly of Salisbury and Nicholas Mathews of Mebane emerged from a seven-player logjam at 1-under 71 to earn alternate positions. PGA Tour veteran Neal Lancaster finished outside the number at 4-over 76. See full leaderboard »
Turf Valley Resort (Original Course) – Ellicott City, MD: The day's largest field of 125 players produced an amateur showcase in Maryland, where amateur Francisco Perez of Hyattsville earned medalist honors at 4-under 66. Daniel Azallion of Okatie, South Carolina and amateur Chase Nevins of Great Falls, Virginia followed at 2-under 68, while amateur Oliver Clark of Baltimore, Charlie Hanson of Manakin Sabot, Virginia, and amateur Nick Barrett of Catonsville secured spots at 1-under 69. Amateur Landon O'Hara of Severn rounded out the seven qualifiers at even-par 70, with alternate positions decided by playoff among an eight-player logjam one stroke back. Six of the seven qualifiers were amateurs — one of the strongest amateur showings of the entire qualifying season. See full leaderboard »
Rancho La Quinta Country Club (Jones) – La Quinta, CA: One of the lowest rounds of the entire qualifying season came in the Coachella Valley, where Benjamin Hong of Brea fired a sensational 9-under 62 to take medalist honors by three strokes. David Longmire of Laguna Niguel followed at 6-under 65, while Greyson Leach of Rolling Hills Estates secured a spot at 4-under 67. Chinese Taipei's amateur Stanley Lin and amateur Will Tanaka of Trabuco Canyon survived a five-for-three playoff at 3-under 68 to claim the final two qualifying spots. Amateurs Bryson Barnes of Long Beach and Nathan Sampson of Temecula earned alternate positions. Notably, former pro tennis star Mardy Fish finished just outside the number at 3-under 69. See full leaderboard »
Riverton Country Club – Riverton, WY: A small but feisty Wyoming field produced an all-amateur qualifying class, where amateurs Brody Leid of Phoenix and Zander Grant of Rancho Santa Margarita, California shared medalist honors at 2-under 70 to claim the only two qualifying spots. Gregor Meyer of Pittsburgh earned first alternate at the same number after losing a three-for-two playoff, with Blake Tomlinson of Salt Lake City taking second alternate at even-par 71. PGA Tour journeyman Michael Visacki failed to advance, finishing at 1-over 72, while hometown amateur Parker Paxton of Riverton ended at even-par 71. See full leaderboard »
RTJ Golf Trail at Silver Lakes (Backbreaker/Heartbreaker) – Glencoe, AL: The amateur game took center stage on the Robert Trent Jones Trail, where amateur Clark Browne of Vestavia Hills earned medalist honors at 4-under 68. A three-way tie at 3-under 69 sent amateur Jake Eickhoff of Arrington, Tennessee, amateur Chase Kyes of Birmingham, and Nicolas Cassidy of Johns Creek, Georgia through to the next stage. Puerto Rico's amateur Jeronimo Esteve claimed the final qualifying spot at 2-under 70 via playoff. Amateurs Ryley Heath of Jacksonville and Jon Ed Steed of Enterprise earned alternate positions at the same number. Four of the five qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Thorncreek Golf Course – Thornton, CO — results pending.
Battle Creek Country Club – Battle Creek, MI: Amateur Manuel Cue and Jimmy Dales shared medalist honors in southwestern Michigan at 3-under 67 on a tightly bunched leaderboard. Amateurs Lucas Acevedo and Julian Menser joined Grant Haefner at 2-under 68, while amateur Chad Gehres rounded out the qualifiers at 1-under 69. A five-way logjam at 1-over 71 required a playoff for the alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Canongate-on-White Oak (Old Course) – Newnan, GA: The deepest field of the day produced an amateur showcase outside Atlanta, where amateurs Jack Schoenberger and Aidan Tran shared medalist honors at 9-under 63. Carson Whitton followed at 8-under 64, with a quartet at 7-under 65 — amateur Michael Hebert, George Langham, 2022 U.S. Amateur runner-up Ben Carr, and amateur Luke Phillips. Connor Creasy and amateur Bo Blanchard earned the final qualifying positions at 6-under 66. Five-time PGA Tour winner Jonathan Byrd finished one shot outside the number at 5-under 67. See full leaderboard »
Classic Club – Palm Desert, CA: An all-amateur sweep at the top headlined qualifying in the Coachella Valley, where amateurs Kurtis Rodriguez of Red Bluff, Alex Papayoanou of The Woodlands, and Charlie Olson of Newport Beach all shared medalist honors at 4-under 68. Amateur Kristof Panke of Davenport, Washington followed at 3-under 69, while Jack Townsend of San Diego rounded out the qualifiers at 2-under 70. John Dearth of West Covina and amateur Nick Ellis of La Quinta earned alternate positions at the same number. Four of the five qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Creekside Golf Club – Salem, OR — results pending.
Duke University Golf Club – Durham, NC: Tough scoring on the Rees Jones design left amateur Liam Percy of Raleigh as the only player under 68, taking medalist honors at 4-under 68. Alexander Heffner of Harrisburg followed at 3-under 69, while amateurs Carson Bertagnole of Pinehurst and Hampton Roberts of Cary shared third at 2-under 70. Amateur Ethan Evans of Mercer Island, Washington claimed the final qualifying position at even-par 72 via playoff. Amateurs Jack Wieler of Bluffton and Brett McLamb of Lillington earned alternate positions at the same number. Four of the five qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Elmhurst Country Club – Moscow, PA: Northeastern Pennsylvania saw Michael Miller of Brewster, New York earn medalist honors by two strokes at 5-under 67. Amateur Cael Ropietski of Harveys Lake and Patrick Ross of Fort Lauderdale shared second at 3-under 69, while amateur Nick Werner of Wilkes Barre claimed the final qualifying spot at 2-under 70 via playoff. Amateur Timothy Peters of State College and amateur Noah Moelter of Doylestown earned alternate positions. See full leaderboard »
Fairview Country Club – Greenwich, CT: Brutal scoring on the par-70 Westchester County test saw only four players in a 120-player field break par, where David Pastore and Grant Sturgeon shared medalist honors at 2-under 68. Amateur Jack Chung followed at 1-under 69, while James Giampaolo rounded out the qualifiers at even-par 70. Michael Ballo Jr. and amateur Bradford Tilley earned alternate positions at 1-over 71 via playoff. See full leaderboard »
Flossmoor Golf Club – Flossmoor, IL: The toughest scoring of the entire May 11 wave came south of Chicago, where Campbell Wolf of Chicago and South Africa's amateur Dujuan Snyman shared medalist honors at even-par 71 — the only players to match par in the field. Canada's amateur Ethan Wilson advanced at 1-over 72, while amateur Cody Weaver of Gilman, Iowa claimed the final qualifying spot at 2-over 73. Arie Jackman of Caledonia, Michigan and amateur Alex Creamean of Winnetka earned alternate positions. Two international qualifiers headline the day. See full leaderboard »
Hallbrook Country Club – Leawood, KS: Amateur Palmer Hays of Fayetteville, Arkansas ran away with medalist honors in suburban Kansas City at 7-under 65. Amateurs Bryan Wright of Stanberry, Missouri and Ty Adkins of Hutchinson joined Wade Binfield of Fayetteville, Georgia at 5-under 67 to round out the qualifiers. Amateur James Roller of Jenks, Oklahoma and Nick Rousey of Noel, Missouri earned alternate positions at 4-under 68. Three of the four qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
The Links at Greystone – Walworth, NY: Unforgiving conditions north of Rochester left amateur Jackson Ormond as the only player under par in the field, claiming medalist honors at 2-under 70. Amateurs Aiden Spampinato and Owen Corby joined Caleb Bopp at 1-over 73 to fill the remaining qualifying positions. Amateur Yaroslav Merkulov earned first alternate at 3-over 75. See full leaderboard »
Marsh Creek Country Club – Saint Augustine, FL: A pair of amateurs led the way in northeast Florida, where Palmer Haynes of Orlando and Max Barile of Land O' Lakes shared medalist honors at 7-under 65. Jacob Solomon of Jacksonville and Korn Ferry Tour veteran Joey Garber of Petoskey, Michigan followed at 5-under 67, with Will Locey of Charlotte rounding out the qualifiers at 4-under 68. Brazil's Fred Biondi, the 2023 NCAA individual champion, and amateur Gray Campbell of Humboldt, Tennessee earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Mendakota Country Club – Mendota Heights, MN: Twin internationals headlined qualifying in the Twin Cities, where amateur Torger Ohe of Edina earned medalist honors at 5-under 66. Australia's amateur Chun-Ta Wu, England's amateur Harrison Arnold, and amateur Maxwell Tjoa of Cedar Falls, Iowa shared second at 3-under 68, while Andrew McCain of Minneapolis rounded out the qualifiers at 2-under 69. Amateurs Joe Honsa of Mendota Heights and Jack Crousore of Bluffton, South Carolina earned alternate positions at the same number. Four of the five qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Metropolis Country Club – White Plains, NY: Demanding scoring on the par-70 Westchester layout left only two players under par in a 120-man field, where amateur Tyler Cline earned medalist honors at 2-under 68. Amateur Christian Cavaliere followed at 1-under 69, while amateur Isaiah Williams, William Hook, and Korn Ferry Tour vet Brent Ito shared third at even-par 70. Daniel Balin, Rob Baynard, and amateur Barnes Blake earned alternate positions at 1-over 71 via playoff. See full leaderboard »
Nashville Golf & Athletic Club – Brentwood, TN: The performance of the day, and one of the lowest rounds of the entire 2026 qualifying season, came in Tennessee, where amateur Caleb Tipton fired a sensational 11-under 61 to win medalist honors by seven strokes. Amateurs Walker Webb and Wells Williams shared second at 4-under 68, while amateurs Finn Meister, Davis Baxter, Ryan Terry, Maddox Crowder, and Dain Richie all tied at 3-under 69 in a five-way logjam for the remaining qualifying positions. The top nine players on the leaderboard were all amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Papago Golf Course – Phoenix, AZ: Amateur Jim Ignoffo earned medalist honors at one of Phoenix's iconic municipal layouts with a 7-under 65. Paul Misko followed at 6-under 66, while Gabriel Salvanera, amateur Nathan Miller, and Gavin Aurilia shared third at 5-under 67. A four-way logjam at 4-under 68 — amateur Luke Bailey, Justin Sheparovich, Jack McDevitt, and amateur Nate Jetter — produced a playoff for the final qualifying positions and alternate spots. See full leaderboard »
The Club at P.B. Dye – Ijamsville, MD: A 126-player field produced one of the most tightly bunched leaderboards of the season, where amateurs Logan Reilly and Liam Maclauchlan shared medalist honors at 4-under 68. A four-way tie at 3-under 69 — Daniel Suter, Gregory Pieczynski, Charles Winegardner, and amateur Gareth Steyn — filled the next qualifying tier. Amateur Ian Hildebrand, Steve Delmar, and amateurs Will Koras and Tommy Evans claimed remaining qualifying positions or alternate spots at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Phoenix Country Club – Phoenix, AZ: A three-way tie for medalist honors led the day at the iconic Desert layout, where amateur Nixon Lauritzen of Canyon Lake, California, amateur William Carlson of Phoenix, and Mason Quagliata of Scottsdale all shared the top at 4-under 67. 2002 U.S. Amateur champion and 2009 U.S. Open runner-up Ricky Barnes of Stockton, California claimed the final qualifying position at 3-under 68. Warner Beach and Patrick Stolpe, both of Phoenix-area clubs, earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Scioto Reserve Country Club – Powell, OH: The largest field of the day, 118 players outside Columbus, produced runaway medalist Jackson Chandler of Jacksonville, Florida at 6-under 66. A massive five-way tie at 4-under 68 — amateur Sean Paul Owen of Horseheads, New York, TT Crouch of Mt. Vernon, Trey Shirley of Bardstown, Kentucky, amateur Finley Bartlett of Cincinnati, and former PGA Tour player Ethan Tracy of Columbus — rounded out the qualifiers. Denmark's Mikkel Mathiesen and amateur Jack Vojtko of Stow earned alternate positions at 3-under 69. See full leaderboard »
Shaker Ridge Country Club – Albany, NY: Modest scoring in the Capital Region saw amateur Brayden Dock of Glens Falls and Max Theodorakis of Danbury, Connecticut share medalist honors at 2-under 69. Andrew DeForest of Saugerties and amateur Steve Hoffman of Latham advanced at even-par 71, while amateur Jack Downey of New York City secured the final qualifying spot at 1-over 72. Nolan Crowley of Saratoga Springs and amateur Ethan Alexander of New Rochelle earned alternate positions at 2-over 73. See full leaderboard »
Shingle Creek Golf Club – Orlando, FL: A three-way tie at the top headlined qualifying in Orlando, where amateur Anthony Amoroso of Miami earned medalist honors over Jonathan Yaun of Minneola and Tom Adrounie of Orlando, all three posting 5-under 67. Korn Ferry Tour veteran Mickey Demorat of Merritt Island claimed the final qualifying position at 4-under 68. Amateurs Brandon Lohr of Orlando and Alexander Parker of Tallahassee earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
The Club at Sonterra (North Course) – San Antonio, TX: Amateur William Sides ran away with medalist honors in south Texas, firing a brilliant 8-under 64 to win by three. Melan Dhaubhadel followed at 5-under 67, while Domenico Geminiani and amateurs Colby Harwell and Matthew Comegys shared third at 4-under 68. Jean-Paul Cleveland and amateur Austin Le rounded out the qualifiers at 3-under 69. Former Oklahoma star Brad Dalke finished one shot outside the number at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
St. Thomas Golf & Country Club – Canada — results pending.
Vineyards Country Club (North Course) – Naples, FL: Local pro Michael Welch earned medalist honors on his home course in southwest Florida at 6-under 66. Amateur Seth Smith of Campbellsville, Kentucky and Carter Page of Jupiter shared second at 5-under 67, while amateurs Oscar Crowe of Boca Raton and Nicholas Prieto of Miami rounded out the qualifiers at 4-under 68. Ty Patterson of Naples and amateur Nolan Harper of St. Augustine earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Willow Creek Country Club – Sandy, UT: The lowest U.S. medalist score of the day came in Utah, where Carson Lundell of Alpine fired a sensational 8-under 64 to win medalist honors by two strokes. Dusty Fielding of Lehi, Hawaii's Keanu Akina, amateur Jackson Mauss of Draper, and amateur Brandon Robison of Centerville all shared second at 6-under 66 to round out the qualifiers. Amateur Parker Bunn of Ogden and amateur Kj Ofahengaue of Lehi earned alternate positions. Four of the five qualifiers hailed from Utah. See full leaderboard »
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Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club – Mission Viejo, CA: An all-amateur qualifying class headlined the Orange County qualifier, where amateur Steen Zeman of Oxnard earned medalist honors at 6-under 66. Amateur Chase Goetschel of Trabuco Canyon followed at 5-under 67, while amateurs Kyle An of Aliso Viejo and Jack Cantlay of Los Alamitos shared third at 4-under 68. India's amateur Krishnav Chopraa rounded out the qualifiers at 3-under 69. Lyon Lazare of Mission Viejo and amateur Dylan Block, also of Mission Viejo, earned alternate positions at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Berkshire Hills Country Club – Pittsfield, MA: Vermont produced three of the four qualifiers in western Massachusetts, where Jared Nelson of Rutland earned medalist honors at 2-under 69. Iceland's Dagbjartur Sigurbrandsson, amateur Mike Calef of West Bridgewater, and amateur Austin Giroux of Newport, Vermont all advanced at 1-under 70. Amateurs Garren Poirier of Killington and Alan Rose III of Weston earned alternate positions at even-par 71. See full leaderboard »
The Cardinal by Pete Dye – Greensboro, NC: Amateur Bodie Snyder of Holly Springs ran away with medalist honors in North Carolina at 6-under 66. Amateur Calahan Keever of Greenville, South Carolina followed at 5-under 67, while amateurs Mark Kriston of Clemmons and Lucas Arntsen of Pawleys Island, South Carolina shared third at 4-under 68. PGA Tour veteran Kyle Reifers of Mooresville survived a three-way playoff at 3-under 69 to claim the final qualifying spot. Amateurs Caedmon Albertyn of Monroe and Colin Dutton of Foxfire earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Hackberry Creek Country Club – Irving, TX: England's amateur Lewis Wright posted the only sub-par round in a 117-player field, earning medalist honors at 2-under 69. A massive four-way tie at 1-under 70 — amateur Jack Hollingsed of Dallas, amateur Travis Woolf of Fort Worth, amateur Alex Huang of Plano, and TK Kim of Dallas — rounded out four of the qualifying spots. Josh Radcliff of Euless emerged from a three-way playoff at even-par 71 to claim the final qualifying position. Amateur Drew Evans of Dallas and South Korea's Jongbeom Jung earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Ironwood Country Club (South Course) – Palm Desert, CA: A strong international presence highlighted desert qualifying, where home pro amateur Luke Ringkamp of Palm Desert earned medalist honors at 5-under 67. Italy's Amadeo Figus, Steve Saunders of Albuquerque, Brazil's amateur Enzo Lee, and amateur Baylor Larrabee of Ferndale, Washington all advanced at 3-under 69. Amateur Nathan Tseng of Fullerton and amateur Trevor Garus of Boise earned alternate positions at 2-under 70 and 1-under 71, respectively. See full leaderboard »
Keswick Golf Club – Keswick, VA: Amateur Colton Rodgers of Great Falls and Larkin Gross of Fairfax shared medalist honors at the central Virginia layout at 2-under 69. Bryce Corbett of Gainesville, amateur Alex Seibal of Gilbert, Arizona, and Mark Lawrence of Henrico all advanced at 1-under 70 to fill out the qualifying class. Amateur James Doyle of Charlotte and Hayden Miller of Leesburg earned alternate positions at even-par 71 via playoff. See full leaderboard »
Kirkbrae Country Club – Lincoln, RI: Amateur Matthew Costello of Taunton, Massachusetts earned medalist honors in Rhode Island at 3-under 68. Amateurs Joey Iaciofano of Jupiter, Florida and Ricky Stimets of Osterville, Massachusetts shared second at 2-under 69. Former PGA Tour player and amateur-reinstatement applicant Jim Renner of Plainville, Massachusetts and amateur Carson Erick of Hingham rounded out the qualifiers at 1-under 70 via playoff. Amateurs Aidan Emmerich of Swampscott and Jay Sherwood of Boston earned alternate positions at the same number. See full leaderboard »
Meadow Springs Country Club – Richland, WA: The Pacific Northwest delivered a deeply international qualifying class, where Conner Robbins of Bremerton earned medalist honors at 5-under 67. Canada's Aidan Schumer followed at 4-under 68, while amateurs Brock Maulding of Lake Tapps, Jacob Kang of Mill Creek, and Guam's Jayden Lizama all advanced at 3-under 69. Canada's amateur Wyatt Brook and amateur Nick Ennis of Everett earned alternate positions at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Missoula Country Club – Missoula, MT: Joey Moore of Billings and amateur Nate Smith of Tetonia, Idaho shared medalist honors in western Montana at 6-under 66. Amateur Bradley Mulder of Spokane and Michael McGowan of Southern Pines, North Carolina survived a three-way playoff at 5-under 67 to claim the remaining qualifying spots. Clayton Tribus of Big Sky earned first alternate at the same number, with amateur Kade McDonough of Missoula taking second at 4-under 68. See full leaderboard »
UNM Championship Golf Course – Albuquerque, NM: The lowest round of the day at altitude came in Albuquerque, where amateur Thayer Plewe of Cortez, Colorado fired a brilliant 7-under 65 to win medalist honors. Amateur Ian Bruchhauser of Temecula, California and amateur Wyatt Provence of Amarillo, Texas survived a playoff at 4-under 68 to claim the remaining qualifying spots. Kyle Suppa of Honolulu earned first alternate at the same number, with amateur Clark Sonnenberg of Albuquerque taking second at 3-under 69. All three qualifiers were amateurs. See full leaderboard »
Weymouth Country Club – Medina, OH: A heavy Ohio contingent dominated the largest field of the day, where amateur Vaughn Harber of Blacklick earned medalist honors at 6-under 66. Amateurs TJ Kreusch of Kettering and Bradley Chill Jr. of Columbia Station joined Drew Salyers of Howard at 4-under 68. Amateur Nico Ward of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania and Logan Lagodich of Canton emerged from a three-way playoff at 3-under 69 to round out the qualifiers. Cm Mixon of Bowling Green, Kentucky earned first alternate at the same number, with Blake Sattler of New Philadelphia taking second at 2-under 70. See full leaderboard »
Casablanca Golf Club – Mesquite, NV — results pending.
Kensington Golf & Country Club – Naples, FL — results pending.
Mallard Golf Club – Lake Charles, LA — results pending.
Warm Springs Golf Course – Boise, ID — results pending.
Dallas Athletic Club (Blue Course, Gold Course) – Dallas, TX
Walton Heath Golf Club – England
Hino Golf Club (King Course) – Japan
Hawks Ridge Golf Club – Ball Ground, GA
Lambton Golf & Country Club – Canada
Lakes Golf & Country Club – Westerville, OH
Woodmont Country Club (North Course) – Rockville, MD
BallenIsles Country Club (East Course) – Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Century Country Club & Golf Club of Purchase – Purchase, NY
Gaston Country Club – Gastonia, NC
Del Paso Country Club – Sacramento, CA
Springfield Country Club – Springfield, OH
Emerald Valley Golf Club – Creswell, OR
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Local Qualifying for the 2026 U.S. Open runs from April 20 through May 13, with 109 sites across 46 U.S. states, Canada, and Mexico. The largest single-day wave is May 11 with 24 sites; May 4 features 18 sites.
Local Qualifying is the first stage of a two-stage qualifying funnel. It's an 18-hole stroke play event at over 100 sites. Each site offers a fixed number of qualifying spots — typically 2 to 7 — based on field size. Top finishers advance to 36-hole Final Qualifying. Any player with a USGA Handicap Index of 0.4 or better is eligible to enter.
The medalist is the player who posts the lowest score at a qualifying site. The medalist receives no special prize beyond bragging rights and automatic advancement; co-medalists share the title when multiple players tie for the lowest score.
An alternate is a player who finishes just outside the qualifying spots. First alternates can replace any qualifier who withdraws before Final Qualifying. Alternate positions are typically resolved by sudden-death playoff when multiple players tie for the spots immediately below the qualifying number.
Yes. Any amateur with a USGA Handicap Index of 0.4 or better is eligible to enter U.S. Open qualifying. Amateurs play the same Local and Final Qualifying gauntlet as professionals. In 2026, 200+ amateurs have already advanced through Local Qualifying through the May 11 wave, with multiple all-amateur qualifying classes at sites including Plum Hollow (MI), Woodland (MA), Cedar Rapids (IA), Nashville G&AC (TN), and Classic Club (CA).
Local Qualifying is the first stage — 18 holes at 109 sites in April and May. Final Qualifying is the second stage — 36 holes in one day at 13 sites worldwide on May 18, May 25, and June 8. Survivors of Final Qualifying join exempt players in the 156-player U.S. Open championship field at Shinnecock Hills.
The lowest single round of the 2026 Local Qualifying season is amateur Caleb Tipton's 11-under 61 at Nashville Golf & Athletic Club on May 11, winning medalist honors by seven strokes. Other notable rounds include amateur Stephen Cerbara's 63 (−9) at Medford Village (NJ) on April 27 and Chad Sewell's 62 (−10) at Carlton Woods (TX) on April 27.
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