There are 36 holes in the books at the 2025 U.S. Open, and the field has been cut in half. A total of __ golfers are headed toward the weekend with hopes of capturing a major championship at the esteemed Oakmont Country Club.

The defending U.S. Open champion, Bryson DeChambeau, will not be one of those players. He’ll be heading home after failing to make the cut with a disappointing pair of scores, finishing 10 over and three shots behind the cutline.

But some of DeChambeau’s comrades will be representing LIV Golf at Oakmont over the weekend.

Among those are past U.S. Open champions Brooks Koepka (2017, 2018) and Jon Rahm (2021), who are looking to add yet another trophy to their mantle, while players like Tyrell Hatton and Carlos Ortiz find themselves in contention for their first major championship title.

Here’s how all 14 LIV Golfers in the U.S. Open fared over the first two rounds at Oakmont.

LIV Golfers who made the cut at the 2025 U.S. Open

Brooks Koepka, 2 over (68-74)

Tyrell Hatton, 3 over (73-70)

Carlos Ortiz, 3 over (71-72)

Jon Rahm, 4 over (69-75)

Marc Leishman, 6 over (71-75)

Patrick Reed, 7 over (73-74)

LIV Golfers who missed the cut at the 2025 U.S. Open

Phil Mickelson, 8 over (74-74)

Cameron Smith, 8 over (75-73)

Jinichiro Kozuma, 9 over (75-74)

Bryson DeChambeau, 10 over (73-77)

Dustin Johnson, 10 over (75-75)

Joaquin Niemann, 10 over (75-75)

Josele Ballester, 12 over (76-76)

Richard Bland, 18 over (76-82)

This article originally appeared on Golfweek: US Open 2025 LIV golf players to make, miss the cut