The 13 LIV Golfers In The 2026 US Open (And How They…

The 13 LIV Golfers In The 2026 US Open (And How They Qualified)

Jon Rahm holds his finish on a shot and the LIV Golf logo and a red US Open flag.

The field is set for the 2026 US Open, and there will be 13 players from the LIV Golf League teeing it up.

Back-to-back individual champion Jon Rahm, who leads the standings again this year, goes into Shinnecock Hills as one of the tournament favorites along with fellow LIV star Bryson DeChambeau.

They are two of LIV's past US Open winners in the field, alongside Dustin Johnson and Graeme McDowell, who came through qualifying and is making his first Major start in six years.

As well as McDowell, Peter Uihlein and Caleb Surratt advanced through 36-hole qualifying, and they all did it in Dallas earlier this month. Surratt makes his Major debut after turning pro in 2024 when he left the University of Tennessee to join Jon Rahm's Legion XIII franchise.

While Surratt has never teed it up in a Major, Uihlein has not played in one for eight years.

Of the LIV contingent who played in last year's US Open at Oakmont, three active members haven't managed to qualify - and they are Richard Bland, Marc Leishman and Josele Ballester.

There actually are 14 LIV Golfers exempt for this year but Phil Mickelson is among the big names missing the US Open as he deals with a family health matter at home.

So, which LIV players are in the 2026 US Open field? And how did they qualify?