US Open by College or University

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Players who transferred are listed under their final college. Players who will be in college in 2022–23 are in bold. (Recently graduated players who have turned pro: Ryan Gerard, Chris Gotterup, James Piot.)

 

• Arizona State (5): Chan Kim, Phil Mickelson, Jesse Mueller, Grayson Murray, Jon Rahm
• Georgia (5): Harris English, Brian Harman, Russell Henley, Kevin Kisner, Sepp Straka
• Alabama (4): Nick Dunlap, Davis Riley, Davis Shore, Justin Thomas
• Florida State (4): Daniel Berger, Jonas Blixt, Brooks Koepka, Chase Seiffert
• Oklahoma State (4): Talor Gooch, Viktor Hovland, Alex Norén, Sam Stevens
• Stanford (4): Joseph Bramlett, Patrick Rodgers, Isaiah Salinda, Michael Thorbjornsen
• Texas (4): Beau Hossler, Xander Schauffele, Jordan Spieth, Travis Vick
• UNLV (4): Harry Hall, Kurt Kitayama, Taylor Montgomery, Adam Scott
• Florida (3): Fred Biondi, Billy Horschel, Sam Horsfield
• Illinois (3): Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Nick Hardy, Thomas Pieters
• North Carolina (3): Ryan Gerard, Austin Greaser, Sean Jacklin
• Oklahoma (3): Abraham Ancer, Chris Gotterup, Ben Lorenz
• Wake Forest (3): Webb Simpson, Cameron Young, Will Zalatoris
• California (2): Max Homa, Collin Morikawa
• Coastal Carolina (2): Dustin Johnson, Sebastian Söderberg
• Georgia Tech (2): Stewart Cink, Cameron Tringale
• Kent State (2): Corey Conners, Mackenzie Hughes
• Northwestern (2): Matt Fitzpatrick, Fran Quinn
• Ohio State (2): Bo Hoag, Maxwell Moldovan
• Oregon (2): Wyndham Clark, Aaron Wise
• Pepperdine (2): William Mouw, Andrew Putnam
• Southern California (2): Sean Crocker, Stewart Hagestad
• Texas A&M (2): Adri Arnaus, Sam Bennett
• UCLA (2): Patrick Cantlay, Kevin Chappell
• Washington (2): Joel Dahmen, Nick Taylor
• Arizona: Jim Furyk
• Arkansas: David Lingmerth
• Augusta: Patrick Reed
• Austin Peay: Erik Barnes
• Boise State: Troy Merritt
• Colorado: Yannik Paul
• Connecticut: Caleb Manuel
• East Carolina: Harold Varner III
• East Tennessee State: Séamus Power
• Florida Atlantic: Ben Silverman
• Kansas: Gary Woodland
• Lamar: M. J. Daffue
• Louisville: Adam Hadwin
• LSU: Sam Burns
• Lynn: Keith Greene
• Michigan State: James Piot
• Minnesota: Erik van Rooyen
• Mississippi: Chris Naegel
• Missouri: Hayden Buckley
• New Mexico: Victor Perez
• North Texas: Sebastián Muñoz
• Nova Southeastern: Richard Mansell
• Oakland: Brian Stuard
• Purdue: Adam Schenk
• Radford: Callum Tarren
• St. John's: Keegan Bradley
• San Diego: Charlie Reiter
• San Diego State: Xander Schauffele
• Santa Clara: Matt McCarty
• SMU: Bryson DeChambeau
• South Carolina: Matthew NeSmith
• Southern Illinois: Luke Gannon
• TCU: Tom Hoge
• Temple: Brandon Matthews
• Tennessee Tech: Scott Stallings
• Texas Tech: Mito Pereira
• UTEP: Roger Sloan
• Vanderbilt: Luke List
• VCU: Lanto Griffin
• Virginia: Denny McCarthy
• Washburn: Andrew Beckler
• Wofford: Andrew Novak
• Xavier: Jason Kokrak
• No U.S. four-year college: 39 players

 

Fun fact of the day... OSU has had 53 players to go play on the PGA Tour with the likes of CH3, Matt Wolff, Viktor, Wyndham Clark, etc. and only has one major title to its legacy from Bob Tway. Who coincidentally beat Greg Norman in the 1986 PGA Championship.

 

List of players is not my own but the fun fact is. Mahalo!