Who has qualified for the 2024 US Open so far? Former winners, amateurs, LIV golfers...

The 156-man field for the 2024 US Open Championship, which takes place at Pinehurst Resort from Thursday, is now complete.

Scotland’s Robert MacIntyre and Australia’s Adam Scott were today the final two golfers to gain exemptions from qualifying, rounding off a list of 84 exempted players. MacIntyre has sealed his place at the US Open as one of the top 60 golfers in the world, having risen from 76th to 39th in the Official World Golf Ranking thanks to his victory at the Canadian Open earlier in June. Scott, meanwhile, is ranked 61st but replaces the late Grayson Murray, who was ranked 59th. Murray died in late May, at the age of 30.

The remainder of the 2024 US Open field will be made up of players who took part in qualifying events in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Japan in May and June. The tournament’s line-up of qualifiers was rounded off today by the selection of four alternates from final qualifying: Sergio García, Brendan Valdes, Otto Black and Maxwell Moldovan. That quartet fills the four remaining US Open spots that were not taken up by exemptions.

How many amateurs, LIV Golfers will be at 2024 US Open?

Valdes is one of 16 amateurs who will be involved at Pinehurst this week, while García becomes the 13th LIV Golf player to secure a place at the third major tournament of the season. The 2017 Masters champion joins LIV colleagues Dean Burmester, Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Martin Kaymer, Eugenio López Chacarra, Tyrell Hatton, Adrian Meronk, Phil Mickelson, David Puig and Cameron Smith in North Carolina.

American Wyndham Clark will be the defending champion at the 2024 US Open, which will be the 124th edition of the event. Last year, Clark secured the first major title of his career when he finished one shot ahead of 2011 winner Rory McIlroy at Los Angeles Country Club.

Who has qualified for the US Open? Fill list of exemptions

Below is a list of the exemption criteria, and which players meet them in each case. Please note that some players appear under more than one criterion. Amateur players are marked “(a)”.

1) US Open winners in last 10 years:

Wyndham Clark

Matt Fitzpatrick

Jon Rahm

Bryson DeChambeau

Gary Woodland

Brooks Koepka

Dustin Johnson

Jordan Spieth

Martin Kaymer

2) Top 10 positions at 2023 US Open:

Wyndham Clark

Rory McIlroy

Scottie Scheffler

Cameron Smith

Tommy Fleetwood

Min Woo Lee

Rickie Fowler

Tom Kim

Harris English

Austin Eckroat

Jon Rahm

Xander Schauffele

Dustin Johnson

3) 2023 US Senior Open winner:

Bernhard Langer (hasn’t taken up US Open exemption)

4) 2023 US Amateur Championship winner

Nick Dunlap

5) Winners of 2023 US Junior Amateur and Mid-Amateur Championships, and Amateur Championship runner-up:

Bryan Kim (a) (US Junior Amateur champion)

Stewart Hagestad (a) (US Mid-Amateur champion)

Neal Shipley (a) (US Amateur runner-up)

6) Masters winners from 2020 to 2024:

Scottie Scheffler

Jon Rahm

Scottie Scheffler

Hideki Matsuyama

Dustin Johnson

7) PGA of America Championship winners from 2019 to 2024:

Xander Schauffele

Brooks Koepka

Justin Thomas

Phil Mickelson

Collin Morikawa

Brooks Koepka

8) Open winners from 2019 to 2023:

Brian Harman

Cameron Smith

Collin Morikawa

Shane Lowry

9) Players Championship winners from 2022 to 2024:

Scottie Scheffler

Cameron Smith

10) 2023 BMW PGA Championship winner:

Ryan Fox

11) Players who qualified and were eligible for 2023 Tour Championship:

Keegan Bradley

Sam Burns

Patrick Cantlay

Wyndham Clark

Corey Conners

Jason Day

Tony Finau

Matt Fitzpatrick

Tommy Fleetwood

Rickie Fowler

Lucas Glover

Emiliano Grillo

Brian Harman

Tyrrell Hatton

Russell Henley

Max Homa

Taylor Moore

Viktor Hovland

Sungjae Im

Si Woo Kim

(Joohyung) Tom Kim

Rory McIlroy

Collin Morikawa

Jon Rahm

Xander Schauffele

Scottie Scheffler

Adam Schenk

Jordan Spieth

Sepp Straka

Nick Taylor

12) Multiple PGA Tour event winners since 2023 US Open:

Lucas Glover

Viktor Hovland

Scottie Scheffler

Rory McIlroy

13) Top five in 2024 FedEx Cup standings who are not otherwise exempt:

Billy Horschel

Mackenzie Hughes

Peter Malnati

Taylor Pendrith

Erik Van Rooyen

14) 2023 Korn Ferry Tour season points leader:

Ben Kohles

15) Top two players in 2023 Race to Dubai Rankings who are not otherwise exempt:

Adrian Meronk

Victor Perez

16) Top player in 2024 Race to Dubai Rankings who are not otherwise exempt:

Rikuya Hoshino

17) Winner of the R&A’s 2023 The Amateur Championship:

Christo Lamprecht (a) (isn’t taking part in US Open)

18) 2023 Mark H. McCormack Medal winner:

Gordon Sargent (a)

19) Winner of 2024 NCAA Division I Men’s Individual Golf Championship:

Hiroshi Tai (a)

20) 2024 Latin America Amateur Championship winner:

Santiago De La Fuente (a)

21) Official World Golf Ranking top 60 as of 20 May 2024:

Scottie Scheffler

Xander Schauffele

Rory McIlroy

Wyndham Clark

Viktor Hovland

Ludvig Aberg

Jon Rahm

Patrick Cantlay

Collin Morikawa

Max Homa

Brian Harman

Sahith Theegala

Tommy Fleetwood

Hideki Matsuyama

Matt Fitzpatrick

Russell Henley

Cameron Young

Tyrrell Hatton

Jason Day

Keegan Bradley

Mathieu Pavon

Sepp Straka

Byeong-Hun An

Justin Thomas

Jordan Spieth

Tom Kim

Chris Kirk

Nick Taylor

Sam Burns

Tony Finau

Denny McCarthy

Will Zalatoris

Shane Lowry

Sungjae Im

Bryson DeChambeau

Lucas Glover

Akshay Bhatia

Min Woo Lee

Brooks Koepka

Nicolai Hojgaard

Stephan Jaeger

Si Woo Kim

Rickie Fowler

J.T. Poston

Harris English

Eric Cole

Adam Schenk

Austin Eckroat

Kurt Kitayama

Corey Conners

Taylor Moore

Emiliano Grillo

Alex Noren

Thomas Detry

Adam Hadwin

Justin Rose

Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Grayson Murray

Jake Knapp

Tom Hoge

22) Official World Golf Ranking top 60 as of 10 June 2024:

Robert MacIntyre

Adam Scott

23) Special exemptions by the USGA:

Tiger Woods

Full list of qualifiers in the 2024 US Open field

Sam Bairstow

Parker Bell (a)

Sam Bennett

Daniel Berger

Otto Black

Zac Blair

Gunnar Broin (a)

Jackson Buchanan (a)

Dean Burmester

Brian Campbell

Frankie Capan III

John Chin

Luke Clanton (a)

Cameron Davis

Nicolas Echavarria

Grant Forrest

Sergio García

Max Greyserman

Chesson Hadley

Jim Herman

Harry Higgs

Rico Hoey

Beau Hossler

Mark Hubbard

Ryo Ishikawa

Ben James (a)

Casey Jarvis

Carter Jenkins

Takumi Kanaya

Sung Kang

Riki Kawamoto

S.H. Kim

Frederik Kjettrup

Matt Kuchar

Eugenio López Chacarra

Justin Lower

Willie Mack III

Matteo Manassero

Richard Mansell

Logan McAllister

Ashton McCulloch (a)

Michael McGowan

Tom McKibbin

Mac Meissner

Maxwell Moldovan

Edoardo Molinari

Francesco Molinari

Omar Morales (a)

Chris Naegel

Chris Petefish

Séamus Power

Colin Prater (a)

David Puig

Aaron Rai

Charles Reiter

Brandon Robinson Thompson

Robert Rock

Isaiah Salinda

Carson Schaake

Jason Scrivener

Taisei Shimizu

Greyson Sigg

Webb Simpson

Adam Svensson

Andrew Svoboda

Davis Thompson

Brendon Todd

Brendan Valdes (a)

Joey Vrzich

Tim Widing

Wells Williams (a)

Brandon Wu

2024 US Open Championship: dates, how to watch

The 2024 US Open Championship is due to run from Thursday 13 June to Sunday 16 June 2024. Viewers in the United States will be able to watch the event on the Golf Channel, USA Network and Peacock.