These are the LIV golfers who have qualified for the 2025 British Open
There were another 16 spread across the four qualifying sites (three in England, one in Scotland) hoping to play well enough to get in the final men's major of the year. At each site, only the top five would advance and it's noteworthy that the three LIV golfers who survived their qualifier each won their qualifier.
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There were two LIV golfers, Paul Casey and Branden Grace, who did not attempt to qualify.
Dean Burmester hits a chip shot on the ninth hole during the first round of the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow Club.
LIV golfers who made it through 2025 British Open final qualifying
Lee Westwood
Lucas Herbert
Dean Burmester
LIV golfers who didn't advance through 2025 British Open final qualifying
Anirban Lahiri
Graeme McDowell
Ian Poulter
David Puig
Abraham Ancer
Peter Uihlein
Adrian Meronk
Harold Varner III
Luis Masaveu
Jinichiro Kozuma
Caleb Surratt
Sam Horsfield
Andy Ogletree
All the LIV golfers in the 2025 British Open
Bryson DeChambeau
Jon Rahm
Tyrrell Hatton
Dustin Johnson
Brooks Koepka
Phil Mickelson
Patrick Reed
Cameron Smith
Jason Kokrak
Joaquin Niemann
Louis Oosthuizen
Carlos Ortiz
Tom McKibbin
Henrik Stenson
John Catlin
Lee Westwood
Lucas Herbert
Dean Burmester
There are 18 LIV golfers heading to Royal Portrush. There were 12 LIV players who competed in the Masters, 15 in the PGA Championship and 14 in the U.S. Open this year.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: LIV golfers qualified for the 2025 British Open at Royal Portrush
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