These 3 LIV golfers were promoted to Royal Portrush

Professional golfers are used to jets around the world to trade, but there is usually a quiet day of travel, followed by a day or two, and then jump back to the game. no During open qualifying.

Last month gave us the longest day of golf in the U.S. Open qualifiers, and July brought us the same thing on the other end of the Atlantic: the final qualifying round of the Open Championship at Royal Shortrus.

Tuesday’s 36-hole qualifiers followed closely behind the LIV golf course that played in Dallas on Sunday night, meaning players were forced to jump on planes and travel thousands of miles overnight just to settle in the UK and prepare for a day-long run to fight for the chance to finally open.

14 LIV players, a group of former Ryder Cuppers and some big-name amateurs signed on four sites, each moving from each site. We have a complete list of qualifiers below.

Scotland Dundonald Links

Big brand: Lee Westwood

Liv’s 52-year-old vet brought a group of fans to the link to Ayrshire and watched him become a medal winner. Westwood hasn’t participated in the major for three years, so when he went to Portrush, he looked for fans to follow.

Less names: Connor Graham (Amateur)

The 40th AM advances through the two’s playoffs, in the first extra hole, birdies. This will be his first open-ended, undoubtedly the biggest stage of his young golf career.

Others move forward: Daniel Young, Angel Hidalgo, Jesper Sandborg

Famous people who fail to qualify: Peter Finch, Jamie Donaldson, Adrian Mellonk (WD)

Burnham and Bello in England

Big brand: Harry Hall

Hall was one of the few players in the final qualifying match that actually played on the PGA Tour in Detroit last week. He had a great day at T13 where he ended up in his home country England, 67-67 where he had no problems.

Less names: Justin Walters

The medal winners of Bernham and Berrow are among the founders of Bird 4 Rhino, a nonprofit that donates efforts against rhino. How cool is that? We will cheer him and make some donation birds in Protush.

Others move forward: Jacob Skov Olesen, OJ Farrell, Frazer Jones (Amateur)

Famous people who fail to qualify: Anirban Lahiri, Chris Wood, Caleb Surratt, Jinichiro Kozuma (WD)

Royal Fishing Territory

Big brand: Dean Burmester

Liv Golfer was ranked among the top 100 in the world by Datagolf, but had to enter the Open. He shot 64 in the second round and hit four of the rest of the game.

Less names: Curtis novel

That’s what makes it open. Truly open. Knipes ranks in the top 1,600 in the world. He layoffs everywhere in European tours. But he shot a pair of 69 seconds of improvement, which is better than many of the larger name players below.

Others move forward: Nathan Kimsey, Sebastian Cave (Amateur), John Axelsen

Famous people who fail to qualify: David Puig, Erik Van Rooyen, Luke Poulter (Amateur), Ian Poulter, Graeme McDowell, Peter Uihlein, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen

Caesa, Cayman, England

Big brand: Lucas Herbert