The qualification for the 2024 US Open is in the final stage as several golfers from the world are competing for qualification. Professionals and amateurs will compete in a 36-hole event on Monday (June 3rd) to qualify for the 2024 US Open.
LIV Golfers, who are not already a part of the field, will compete and try to get into the third Major Championship of the year. This qualification event will be held across ten different venues in North America, with certain spots up for grabs. The number of spots is usually decided by the number of golfers competing and the strength of the field for that particular venue.
A total of 18 LIV golfers will compete in various venues on Monday and try their best to get into the 2024 US Open. Some notable names, including Joaquin Niemann and Dean Burmester, fell out of automatic qualifications due to their low OWGR.
Ten LIV Golfers are already in the field and have qualified directly for the 2024 US Open. Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Martin Kaymer, and Jon Rahm have qualified as former champions, while Phil Mickelson, Cameron Smith, Tyrrell Hatton, and Adrien Meronk have qualified directly through other means.
Meanwhile, other prominent LIV Golfers, Bubba Watson, Talor Gooch, and Louis Oosthuizen, have decided not to compete this year. Patrick Reed, Jason Kokrak, and Lee Westwood had signed up for the qualifiers earlier but withdrew at the last moment.
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