US Open Qualifying: Fowler & Homa Miss Cut, Weaver Qualifies
- Tyler Weaver, a 22-year-old English amateur golfer, is set to make his US Open debut after successfully navigating Monday's qualifying round.
- Meanwhile, notable PGA Tour players Rickie Fowler and Max Homa were among those who did not make the cut.
- matt Wallace of England and Thorbjorn Olesen of Denmark both qualified in Ontario, finishing at 7-under par.
Tyler Weaver, an English amateur, is heading to the US Open—while Rickie fowler and Max homa are going home.Weaver,22,earned his debut after battling through a grueling 36-hole qualifying round across the US and Canada,proving his mettle against seasoned pros. The “longest day in golf” saw hopefuls vying for a coveted spot. Among the standouts, Matt Wallace and Thorbjorn Olesen also qualified, while Erik van Rooyen topped the leaderboard in Columbus, Ohio. The competition was fierce, wiht Cameron Young edging out Fowler and Homa in a playoff. News Directory 3 has the full rundown of the day’s upsets and triumphs. What a day! Discover what’s next as the US Open tees off at Oakmont.
English Amateur Tyler Weaver Qualifies for US Open Berth
updated June 03, 2025
Tyler Weaver, a 22-year-old English amateur golfer, is set to make his US Open debut after successfully navigating Monday’s qualifying round. The “longest day in golf” saw US Open hopefuls compete over 36 holes at 10 sites in the United States and Canada, vying for 47 available spots.
weaver finished tied for third at 11-under par in Atlanta. He was one of three amateurs to qualify. Mason Howell, 17, led the qualifiers at that location. Meanwhile, notable PGA Tour players Rickie Fowler and Max Homa were among those who did not make the cut.
matt Wallace of England and Thorbjorn Olesen of Denmark both qualified in Ontario, finishing at 7-under par. Erik van Rooyen of South Africa topped the leaderboard in Columbus,Ohio. Cameron Young secured the final spot in that location after a five-man playoff that eliminated Fowler and Homa.
Homa, ranked No. 90 in the world, carried his own bag for 38 holes after recently parting ways with his caddie. At Woodmont in Maryland, Ryan McCormick and Trevor Cone earned the first two qualifying positions.Marc Leishman of Australia and American amateur Bryan Lee advanced after a playoff.
Play was suspended in Florida due to inclement weather and is scheduled to resume Tuesday. English amateur Luke Poulter, son of Ian Poulter, is in contention, sitting in fourth place after a first-round 69. Graeme McDowell, the 2010 US Open champion from Northern Ireland, is also in the mix after carding a first-round 70.
the US Open will be held June 12-15 at Oakmont in Pennsylvania. Matt Vogt, a former caddie at Oakmont now working as a dentist in Indianapolis, secured a qualifying spot in Washington state.
What’s next
With qualifying wrapping up, anticipation builds for the US Open at Oakmont, where Weaver and other qualifiers will compete against the world’s best golfers.