A total of 13 LIV Golf players started the US Open at Shinnecock Hills, where it’s fair to say the league has suffered a complete disaster.
The third round of the major championship has now arrived, with Wyndham Clark leading the way on seven-under.
And he’s closely followed in the leaderboard by several fellow PGA Tour players, as opposed to LIV Golf members.
Just six of the league’s players will be competing at the US Open over the weekend, with several high-profile names missing the cut.
Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau have missed the US Open cut, with Tyrrell Hatton very much flying the flag for LIV Golf at Shinnecock Hills.
Which LIV Golf players made the cut at the US Open?
- T34: Tyrrell Hatton (+2)
- T46: Dustin Johnson (+3)
- T46: Joaquin Niemann (+3)
- T60: Laurie Canter (+4)
- T60: Caleb Surratt (+4)
- T60: Peter Uihlein (+4)
Which LIV Golf players missed the cut at the US Open?
- Bryson DeChambeau (+5)
- Carlos Ortiz (+6)
- Jon Rahm (+6)
- Lucas Herbert (+6)
- Cameron Smith (+6)
- David Puig (+9)
- Graeme McDowell (+12)
Bryson DeChambeau suffers unwanted career history at the US Open
It truly is a disastrous scenario for LIV Golf, with the league having needed some positivity given its uncertain future.
But that hasn’t transpired in Long Island, with superstar duo Rahm and DeChambeau proving particularly disappointing.
And it is especially concerning for the American, who has now missed the cut in three consecutive major championships for the first time in his career.
DeChambeau suffered the same fate at The Masters at Augusta National, before also failing to make the weekend at the PGA Championship at Aronimink.
It’s quite the decline from the 32-year-old, who lifted the US Open trophy high in both 2020 and 2024.
He does, however, remain in form in LIV Golf, as does Rahm, with the pair occupying the top two spots in the individual standings.
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