RESULTS: 2026 U.S. Open Final Qualifying

Neal Shipley and Zac Blair tied for medalist honors with 8-under-par at the 2026 U.S. Open Final Qualifier at Springfield Country Club on Monday, June 8.

Shipley, a standout from The Ohio State University and 2024 low amateur at the U.S. Open and the Masters, made birdie on his final hole to give himself some extra room on the leaderboard. Blair, a professional since 2014 and Korn Ferry tour champion, is no stranger to Springfield Country Club with this year marking his fourth time qualifying out of the site.

Billy Horschel, the 2014 FedEx Cup Champion, Nick Hardy, a professional with two top-20 finishes at the U.S. Open and Dylan Wu, a previous Korn Ferry tour player with two U.S. Open appearances, all tied for third at 7-under-par to earn their place in the U.S. Open.

A 4-for-2 playoff was held to determine the two alternate positions. 10-time PGA Tour Champion Brandt Snedeker is the first alternate and four-time U.S. Open qualifier Maxwell Moldovan is the second alternate.

The 126th U.S. Open will be hosted at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club on June 18-21 in Southampton, New York.

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FINAL RESULTS: United States Golf Association
2026 U.S. Open Final Qualifying – Springfield
conducted by Miami Valley Golf
Springfield Country Club, Springfield – Par 70
Monday, June 8, 2026
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QUALIFIERS:
T1 Neal Shipley, Pittsburgh, Pa. 67 – 65 = 132
T1 Zac Blair, Orem, Utah 64 – 68 = 132
T3 Dylan Wu, Medford, Ore. 67 – 66 = 133
T3 Billy Horschel, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 68 – 65 = 133
T3 Nick Hardy, Northbrook, Ill. 65 – 68 = 133

ALTERNATES:
CUT Brandt Snedeker, Nashville, Tenn. 66 – 68 = 134 Alternate 1
CUT Maxwell Moldovan, Uniontown, Ohio 64 – 70 = 134 Alternate 2

DID NOT QUALIFY:
CUT Daniel Bennett (a), South Africa 68 – 66 = 134
CUT Austin Greaser, Vandalia, Ohio 67 – 67 = 134
CUT Tony Finau, Lehi, Utah 65 – 70 = 135
CUT Max Herendeen (a), Bellevue, Wash. 67 – 68 = 135
CUT Timothy Wiseman, Corydon, Ind. 65 – 70 = 135
CUT Eduardo Derbez Torres (a), Mexico 69 – 67 = 136
CUT Matthew Comegys (a), Van Alstyne, Texas 67 – 69 = 136
CUT Lester Low (a), Evanston, Ill. 67 – 70 = 137
CUT Peyton Blackard (a), Fort Branch, Ind. 67 – 70 = 137
CUT Andrew Dorn, Cincinnati, Ohio 69 – 68 = 137
CUT Jeg Coughlin III (a), Dublin, Ohio 69 – 68 = 137
CUT Gavin Aurilia, Scottsdale, Ariz. 68 – 69 = 137
CUT Maxwell Tjoa (a), Cedar Falls, Iowa 70 – 67 = 137
CUT Chris Gilman, Sioux Falls, S.D. 69 – 69 = 138
CUT Noah Kent (a), Naples, Fla. 69 – 69 = 138
CUT Harrison Shih, Saddle River, N.J. 66 – 72 = 138
CUT Barend Botha, South Africa 68 – 70 = 138
CUT Grant Haefner, Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 69 – 69 = 138
CUT Nate Stevens (a), Northfield, Minn. 68 – 70 = 138
CUT Dylan Meyer, Evansville, Ind. 71 – 67 = 138
CUT Trey Shirley, Bardstown, Ky. 67 – 72 = 139
CUT Beau Titsworth, Tampa, Fla. 73 – 66 = 139
CUT Spencer Cross, Knoxville, Tenn. 67 – 72 = 139
CUT Chun-Ta Wu (a), Australia 69 – 70 = 139
CUT Drew Salyers, Howard, Ohio 71 – 68 = 139
CUT Scott GutschewskiOmaha, Neb. 67 – 73 = 140
CUT Jackson Chandler, Jacksonville, Fla. 69 – 71 = 140
CUT Robert Streb, Edmond, Okla. 69 – 72 = 141
CUT Domenico Geminiani, FL, Italy 70 – 71 = 141
CUT Manuel Cue (a), Mexico 71 – 70 = 141
CUT Aidan McGreen (a), West Des Moines, Iowa 69 – 72 = 141
CUT Caleb Bopp, Fishers, Ind. 69 – 73 = 142
CUT Philip Barbaree Jr, Shreveport, La. 72 – 70 = 142
CUT Cody Weaver (a), Gilman, Iowa 72 – 70 = 142
CUT Ross Funderburke, Roanoke, Va. 70 – 72 = 142
CUT Isaac Rumler (a), Moline, Ill. 71 – 71 = 142
CUT Parker Bell (a), Tallahassee, Fla. 70 – 72 = 142
CUT David Bach, Kohler, Wis. 73 – 70 = 143
CUT Ben Silverman (a), Toledo, Ohio 69 – 74 = 143
CUT Jesse Droemer, Houston, Texas 73 – 70 = 143
CUT Quade Cummins, Weatherford, Okla. 73 – 70 = 143
CUT Aj Wilhelm (a), Mason, Ohio 73 – 70 = 143
CUT Dylan Ellis, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 73 – 70 = 143
CUT Cameron Davis, Australia 71 – 72 = 143
CUT CJ Jones, Florence, Ky. 71 – 72 = 143
CUT Jackson Cook (a), West Point, Miss. 72 – 71 = 143
CUT Finley Bartlett (a), Cincinnati, Ohio 74 – 69 = 143
CUT Collin Engelhardt (a), Castle Rock, Colo. 77 – 66 = 143
CUT TJ Kreusch (a), Kettering, Ohio 70 – 74 = 144
CUT Jacob Modleski (a), Noblesville, Ind. 74 – 70 = 144
CUT Nico Ward (a), Coraopolis, Pa. 72 – 73 = 145
CUT Brannon Fahrny, Yorba Linda, Calif. 75 – 70 = 145
CUT Asher Whitaker (a), Wichita, Kan. 76 – 69 = 145
CUT Anthony Sorentino (a), Rochester Hills, Mich. 73 – 73 = 146
CUT Brayden Miller (a), Goshen, Ind. 75 – 71 = 146
CUT Maddox Crowder (a), Lafayette, Tenn. 75 – 71 = 146
CUT Mason Sokolowski (a), Northville, Mich. 72 – 75 = 147
CUT Josh Lahner (a), Roselle, Ill. 77 – 71 = 148
CUT Will Postlethwaite, England 80 – 69 = 149
CUT Dujuan Snyman (a), South Africa 74 – 75 = 149
CUT Joe McCarthy, Cincinnati, Ohio 75 – 74 = 149
CUT Bryan Wright (a), Stanberry, Mo. 77 – 73 = 150
CUT Ben Patel (a), North Aurora, Ill. 76 – 74 = 150
CUT Sean Busch (a), West Lafayette, Ind. 74 – 77 = 151
CUT Aiden Cudney (a), Kimberly, Wis. 80 – 71 = 151
CUT Jack Zubkus (a), Ada, Mich. 75 – 77 = 152
WD Brady Smith (a), Simpsonville, Ky. 72 – WD
WD Taylor Pendrith, Canada WD