U.S. Open Final Qualifying: Scores, results, how it works

The U.S. Open Championship represents the essence of meritocracy in professional sports. Any professional or amateur with a 0.4 handicap index or lower can sign up to compete for a spot at the U.S. Open. This year’s 125th U.S. Open at Oakmont Country Club is set for June 12-15.

While a few dozen players will qualify for the U.S. Open via various exemption categories, others can chase a spot at Oakmont via two stages of qualifying.

Local Qualifying (18 holes) was contested across 110 sites in late April and early May. Players who advance from the local stage will compete at Final Qualifying (36 holes in one day), which is contested across 13 sites in late May and early June. Some players are directly exempt into Final Qualifying via various exemption categories. The USGA accepted a record 10,202 entries for the 2025 U.S. Open.

This file will be updated with more information as U.S. Open qualifiers are finalized.

2025 U.S. Open Final Qualifying schedule:

May 19

Bent Tree Country Club; Dallas, Texas
86 players for 7 spots

Qualifiers

1. Rasmus Neergaard Petersen, 66-65
T2. James Hahn, 66-66
T2. Adam Schenk, 64-68
T4. Lance Simpson (a), 69-65
T4. Cameron Tankersley (a), 68-66
T4. Carlos Ortiz, 66-68
7. Johnny Keefer, 66-69 (qualified in 7-for-1 playoff at T7)

1st alt. Doug Ghim, 69-66 (lost in 7-for-1 playoff at T7)
2nd alt. Cameron Tringale (lost in 7-for-1 playoff at T7)

Notable qualifiers: Korn Ferry Tour rookie Johnny Keefer will play in his second straight major championship after receiving a special exemption to the PGA Championship via his top-100 position on the Official World Golf Ranking. Keefer turned pro last summer out of Baylor and finished atop the 2024 PGA TOUR Americas season-long Fortinet Cup standings to earn 2025 Korn Ferry Tour membership; he won the Veritex Bank Championship at 30-under and stands No. 3 on the season-long standings ... Denmark's Rasmus Neergaard Petersen, 25, played collegiately at Oklahoma State and is a three-time Challenge Tour winner. The world No. 85 made his major debut at this year's PGA Championship.

Tarao Country Club (West Course); Shiga Prefecture, Japan
43 players for 3 spots

Qualifiers

T1. Yuta Sugiura, 68-66
T1. Scott Vincent, 67-67
3. Jinichiro Kozuma, 68-67 (qualified in 4-for-1 playoff at T3)

1st alt. Riki Kawamoto, 67-68 (lost in 4-for-1 playoff at T3)
2nd alt. Taichi Kho, 64-71 (lost in 4-for-1 playoff at T3)

Walton Heath Golf Club (Old and New Courses); Surrey, England
100 players for 8 spots

Qualifiers

1. Jordan Smith, 64-70
T2. Joakim Lagergren, 69-66
T2. Guido Migliozzi, 68-67
T2. Frederic Lacroix, 67-68
5. Sam Bairstow, 70-66
T6. Edoardo Molinari, 66-71 (qualified in 6-for-3 playoff at T6)
T6. Jacques Kruyswijk, 66-71 (qualified in 6-for-3 playoff at T6)
T6. Andrea Pavan, 70-67 (qualified in 6-for-3 playoff at T6)

1st alt. Matthew Jordan, 63-74 (lost in 6-for-3 playoff at T6)
2nd alt. Robin Williams, 68-69 (lost in 6-for-3 playoff at T6)

Notable qualifiers: Italy's Guido Migliozzi, a four-time DP World Tour winner, will make his eighth career major start. He finished fourth at the 2021 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines ... Italy's Edoardo Molinari, 44, will make his 19th major start. Molinari, the brother of 2018 Open Championship winner Francesco Molinari, served as a vice captain for the winning European Team at the 2023 Ryder Cup. The DP World Tour pro doubles as chief data strategist for Arccos Golf and is known as one of the leading data analysts for touring pros.

June 2

Canoe Brook Country Club (North & South Courses); Summit, New Jersey
Duke University Golf Club; Durham, North Carolina
Emerald Dunes Golf Club; West Palm Beach, Florida
Kinsale Golf and Fitness Club/The Lakes Golf and Country Club; Columbus, Ohio
Lambton Golf & Country Club; York, Ontario, Canada
Piedmont Driving Club; Atlanta, Georgia
Springfield Country Club; Springfield, Ohio
Valencia Country Club; Valencia, California
Wine Valley Golf Club; Walla Walla, Washington
Woodmont Country Club (North Course); Rockville, Maryland

Click here for a link to all scores from 2025 U.S. Open Local Qualifying sites.