The field is set and tee times have been released for the 2026 U.S. Senior Open Final Qualifier to be conducted Monday, June 1, at Miami Valley Golf Club in Dayton, Ohio.

Players who successfully advance from the 18-hole qualifier will earn spots in the 2026 U.S. Senior Open Championship to be played July 2-5 at Scioto Country Club in Columbus, Ohio.

A strong and diverse field will compete for championship berths, with players representing three countries — the United States, Canada, and Costa Rica. Canada leads the international contingent with four players in the field, while one player will represent Costa Rica.

The qualifier also draws competitors from 20 different states, with Ohio leading the way as the most represented state with 23 players entered.

The championship field includes a mix of accomplished professionals and elite amateurs. A total of 46 professionals and 36 amateurs are scheduled to compete, while 28 players earned direct exemptions into the final qualifying stage.

Among the notable competitors is Rod Spittle, the oldest player in the field at age 71. Ben Crane is the youngest competitor in the field at age 50 with a March birthdate.

Miami Valley Golf Club, one of the nation’s premier Donald Ross designs, will host the qualifier for the first time as players attempt to secure a place in one of senior golf’s most prestigious championships.

Complete tee times, player information, and additional championship details are available at: ussropen-mvga.org