Overview
- Max Homa three-putted the final hole in Columbus and lost a five-way playoff, leaving him reliant on a Canadian Open victory to crack the world’s top 60 and secure a US Open berth.
- Cameron Young captured the final spot from the Kinsale qualifier by sinking a 12-foot birdie putt in a sudden-death playoff after 38 holes.
- Seventeen-year-old Mason Howell delivered an 18-under-par, bogey-free 126 at Atlanta’s Piedmont Driving Club to claim a rare teenage spot in the Open field.
- Matt Vogt, a Pittsburgh dentist and former caddie, shot back-to-back 68s at Wine Valley Golf Club to qualify for his first major.
- Golf’s Longest Day unfolded across ten sites Monday, awarding 47 places in next week’s US Open at Oakmont Country Club.