Which twenty players won the place in the Open – Golf News

Dean Burmester is the qualifier choice as 20 players won a spot in 153^road Opened on Royal Portrait through the final qualifying match.

The 153rd Open will be held at Royal Portrush from 13 to 205 July 2025. Five positions are available at each venue in the Open.

Burnham and Bello

Justin Walters will make his debut since 2014. South Africans lost their DP World Travel Card in 2023, ranking first in Burnham and Berrow, with a total of 9. Walters was obviously excited afterwards, and he named the two rounds of 65 and 68 to secure his place in the fields of Royal Protush.

2024 amateur champion Jacob Skov-lesen quickly resumed the Open after tied for a second time at two-eighth of par and finished second in the original Golf championship.

Harry Hall ended with Skov-oles and kept the beautiful form of the season’s PGA Tour and posted a 67-second pair to seal his first public appearance. The Cornwall native was pleased by the audience with three consecutive three birdies early in the second round to book his place in the Royal Portrait.

Amateur Fraser Jones produced a stunning late surge, finishing fourth in seventh place under par. The 19-year-old, who was placed in a bag with his father, excited the Hardy audience at dusk, and made his public dream come true with a five-under-par closed hole.

The final qualifying spot was OJ Farrell, whose early championship scored enough six and his score was enough six to ensure the British got a girl appearance in a big championship game.

Dundonard

Former world No. 1 Lee Westwood is the leading qualifier for Dundonald Links to secure his 28th appearance at Royal Porthush Open. The 52-year-old Brit was under par in the second round after the morning round, and after the turn started, lifting the gears after the turn, four birdies ended with five under par on the second hole (his 11th).

Play as partners Angel Hidalgo and Daniel Young shoot further to secure their place in the championship game. Hidalgo won the first match of the DP World Tour last year on Acciona Open De Espana, qualifying for the finals at Dundonald for the second year in a row, while Young bounced back from disappointment of missing last year, following him and making his public debut at Porthush.

Sweden’s Jesper Sandborg will debut at the Open after five-fifths of five under par (his 9th).

Walker Cup player Connor Graham finished the game with 4 under par and made a painful wait to see if it was enough to qualify before fellow countryman Paul O’Hara got the same mark. The former R&A junior Open champion showed his balance was winning the first extra hole in an eight-foot birdie putt to secure his open berth.

Lee Westwood said:

“I first played in the Open in 1995, when I was qualified in Leven and I thought it was a pleasure to come back here and try to get another match at Royal Prothush. It was a great golf course, and the last time I played there, I finished fourth in 2019, so that’s another reason. The Open Champion is a great champion of the golf tournament.

Royal Fishing Territory

South Africa’s Dean Burmester won the first qualifying spot at Royal Cinque Ports, 70 in the morning, followed by 64 course records in the afternoon. Burmester will play in the fourth open match with a 134-under-par sprint.

British Nathan Kimsey and Curtis Knipes ranked second with tie in the six-under six. Although Kimsey will debut his main title this month, Knipes returns to Real Porthush for the second time after qualifying for the 148th Open in 2019 and is the youngest player in the field.

British amateur Sebastian Cave won his place in the Open thanks to the 67 and 72 rounds, while Denmark’s John Axelsen scored the final qualifying match with a sub-par quarter shot.

Notable players who missed the qualifying round include 2010 U.S. Open champion Graeme McDowell, Ryder Cup Hero Ian Poulter and Spain’s David Puig, who set a Royal Cinque Ports course record in 64 rounds in the morning.

Caesa County, Xilan

Lucas Herbert led the qualifiers in West Lancashire and won the chances earlier this season at the New Zealand Open and Sky Sport and the Macau earlier this season.

Despite a drop in the last shot, his total of 136 under par is enough to get the Australians first place before Sampson Zheng, runner-up at the 2023 Asia Pacific Amateur Championships in 2023, who won a match at Royal Melbourne, who was under seven points less than seven points.

George Bloor was pleased to watch his friends and family finish third in the six-under 138, qualifying for a Royal Portrait, where he will make his public debut. Key Birds on 16^Th In the second round, the British pursued his backpack and as he eliminated the last two holes, his emotions began to fall into trouble as his childhood dream came true.

The four-man playoff between Richard Teder, Oliver Lindell, Ronan Mullarney and Sam Bairstow decided on the last two positions.

Lindell was the first player to book a Royal Portrait by two-thirds on the second additional hole, and with the ecstatic scene greeted Teder’s loophole for Eagle’s second hole on the next hole, as Estonian amateur became the first player in his country to qualify for the Open.

The 153rd Open will be held in Royal Portrush from 13 to 20 July 2025.