Happy Golf’s Longest Day to those who celebrate! Today marks the last day of final qualifying for the 2026 U.S. Open — June 18-21 at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club — with 43 spots up for grabs across 10 locations from Sacramento, California, to Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Nineteen players have already punched their tickets to Long Island for the third men’s major of the season at three earlier final qualifiers in Dallas, England, and Japan.
Follow along below as the Fried Egg Golf staff provides updates throughout the day and shares the final results as they become official.
June 8, 2026Lambton Golf and Country Club (Six Spots)
Canada
2:14 p.m.: The Canadian site offers six spots, but it’s such a stacked field with the Canadian Open taking place this week. The top of the board is jam-packed with PGA Tour players. Probably a site to avoid for U.S. Open hopefuls!
Del Paso Country Club (Four Spots)
Sacramento, California
There are technically four spots up for grabs, but there might as well be three.
Springfield Country Club (Five Spots)
Springfield, Ohio
This qualifier is underway.
Emerald Valley Golf Club (Two Spots)
Creswell, Oregon
This qualifier is underway.
Woodmont Country Club – North Course (Four Spots)
Rockville, Maryland
This qualifier is underway.
BallenIsles Country Club – East Course (Four Spots)
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Tiger Woods won’t be teeing it up at this year’s U.S. Open, but his son may be caddying? He’s getting some reps in on the bag for his future Florida State teammate Miles Russell.
Charlie on Miles Russell’s bag this morning!
Charlie is caddying for Miles, who is the world’s top-ranked junior and 10th-ranked amateur, in today’s @usopengolf 36-hole qualifier.
The pair are close friends, share an agent and are both verbally committed to Florida State.… https://t.co/jSc5X8lQF7 pic.twitter.com/QsqyzWW8Vi
— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) June 8, 2026 Century Country Club& Golf Club of Purchase (Four Spots)
Purchase, New York
This qualifier is underway.
Gaston Country Club (Five Spots)
Gastonia, North Carolina
12:51 p.m.: This is a very cool moment for the Haas family, but it’d be even cooler if Will was carrying a bag and not using a push cart.
Regardless of whether he qualifies or not, Bill Haas and his son Will are going to have some incredible memories to look back on from today. pic.twitter.com/LZIVlA3ZqL
— Fried Egg Golf (@fried_egg_golf) June 8, 2026 Lakes Golf & Country Club (Four Spots)
Westerville, Ohio
One of the best stories to begin Golf’s Longest Day:
Jimmy Abdo.
You’ll remember his run last summer at Olympic Club, where he made the quarterfinals of the U.S. Amateur. At the time, Abdo was a rising sophomore at D3 Gustavus Adolphus and ranked No. 4,929 in the world amateur… pic.twitter.com/BWi5X7anCd
— Brentley Romine (@BrentleyGC) June 8, 2026 Hawks Ridge Golf Club (Five Spots)
Ball Ground, Georgia
This qualifier is underway.
May 18, 2026Walton Heath Golf Club (Seven Spots)
England
1. Nathan Kimsey, 14 under
2. Rocco Repetto Taylor, 12 under
3. Niklas Norgaard, 11 under
T-4. Matthew Jordan, 11 under
T-4. Angel Hidalgo, 11 under
T-4. Filippo Celli, 11 under
7. Ugo Coussaud, 10 under
Alternate. Hennie Du Plessis
Alternate. Andrew Wilson
Dallas Athletic Club – Blue Course, Gold Course (Nine spots)
Dallas
1. Peter Uihlein, 9 under
2. Tom Kim, 8 under
3. Cooper Dossey, 7 under
4. Manav Shah, 5 under
T-5. Jimmy Stanger, 4 under
T-5. Graeme McDowell, 4 under
T-5. Adrien Dumont de Chassart, 4 under
T-5. T.K. Kim, 4 under
9. Caleb Surratt, 3 under
Alternate. Chandler Phillips
Alternate. Henrik Norlander
May 25, 2026Hino Golf Club – King Course (Three spots)
Japan
1. Ryuichi Oiwa, 12 under
2. Kaito Onishi, 11 under
3. Taihei Sato, 10 under
Alternate. Riki Kawamoto
Alternate. Taichi Nabetani