George Bryan Takes US Open Qualifying Step at Home Course, Joins Brother Wesley in Final Stage
George Bryan successfully qualified for the US Open Final Qualifying at his own Solina Golf Club, joining his brother Wesley who is already exempt into the final stage. George shot a 69 in local qualifying at Solina Golf Club, which he and Wesley purchased in 2023 and rebranded from Indian River Golf Club in 2024.
The Bryan brothers now find themselves just 36 holes away from potentially playing in the 125th US Open at Oakmont this June. Wesley, who is currently under PGA Tour suspension for participating in LIV Golf: The Duels in Miami, is seeking his fifth Major appearance and first since the 2018 Masters.
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Final Qualifying will take place across multiple sites, with the brothers competing at one of 10 locations where players will play 36 holes for spots in the US Open. Key qualifying dates include:
- May 19: Asia (Tarao Country Club) and Europe (Walton Heath)
- June 2: Multiple U.S. locations including Valencia CC, Old Memorial GC, and Woodmont CC
Wesley Bryan is currently appealing his PGA Tour suspension while seeking to improve upon his previous Major appearances, where he missed the cut in all four Majors during his 2017-18 run following his RBC Heritage victory.
Young man smiling in blue shirt
Hosting a US Open local qualifier has proven beneficial both for Solina Golf Club's business and George Bryan's professional aspirations as he chases his first Major championship appearance.