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US Open final qualifying: Miles Russell, 17, has Tiger Woods' son as caddie in securing Shinnecock Hills spot for 2026

US Open final qualifying: Miles Russell, 17, has Tiger Woods' son as caddie in securing Shinnecock Hills spot for 2026
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Seventeen-year-old amateur golfer Miles Russell qualified for the 2026 US Open with Charlie Woods serving as his caddie. Meanwhile, notable professionals like Tony Finau and Max Homa failed to secure spots during the final qualifying events.

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The event showcases the high-stakes nature of professional golf qualifying and the emergence of young talent in the sport.

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Former USA Ryder Cup players Tony Finau and Max Homa both fail to qualify; it will be the first time Finau has not played the US Open since 2017, while Homa misses out for the second straight year on a play-off; The US Open takes place from June 18, live on Sky Sports

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