Adam Scott and Sergio Garcia are among the final players to earn a spot in the field at the 2024 U.S. Open at Pinehurst, the USGA announced Monday morning.
Scott is ranked 61st in the world, and earned a spot following the death of Grayson Murray, who is still No. 59. It will be Scott's 23rd consecutive U.S. Open and 92nd straight major championship.
The USGA had reserved six spots for late exemptions. Along with Scott, Robert MacIntyre snagged one of them by winning the Canadian Open two weeks ago. That left four open spots for the USGA to fill from a pool of top alternates from final qualifying. Garcia, 44, was granted one of them, along with amateur Brendan Valdes, Otto Black and Maxwell Moldovan. This will be Garcia's 25th consecutive U.S. Open, which ranks 10th all time. His career-best finish in this event is a tie for third at Pinehurst in 2005.
