She is We’re open Starts this Thursday with having two Spanish players, Jon Rahm and José Luis Ballester. Rahm, champion in 2021, was just one of the national players who managed to raise the title. Meanwhile, Ballester is the latter of the Spaniards added to the list of participants.
About twenty Spanish players They played this ‘main’ golf. He was especially aware of the national golf, who had never won but rarely see one of his own. It costs to fight Ballesteros and TXema Olazábal, who manages to put themselves in some editions, while Sergio García and Miguel ángel Jiménez later collected the witness.
Even though he was glory he finally found him Rahm to complete many years of searching. Noteworthy, this has been in recent years when a list of Spain’s presence has expanded very long. Therefore, to proceed with that trend, José Luis Ballester will join Jon to put the Spanish color in this 2025 edition.
1
Ángel de la torre
A pioneer of the golf of Spain. He was the first to play both the British Open and the US Open. In fact, he was the first Spanish competing in the American tournament a century ago, in the edition of 1925.
2
Severiano Ballesteros
18 Participation: a third place as a better result
He won the 1978 edition contest with a T16 and did not fail until his final presence in 1995, with eighteen consecutive participation. He resisted a title that fought especially in 1987 (th -3), 1983 (T4) and 1985 (T5). He exceeded the cut in 1978 (T16), 1981 (T41), 1984 (T30), 1986 (T24), 1988 (T32), 1989 (T43), 1990 (T33), 1992 (T23) and 1994 (T18). He declined in 1979, 1982, 1991, 1993 and 1995. He was not qualified in 1980.
3
José María Olazábal
18 Participation: Two T8 as best results
A historic Golf of Spain who regularly plays the US tomorrow. The total edition has been eleven since their debut in 1987 (T68). Its three top10 stood, with one T9 in 1989 and two T8 in 1990 and 1991. The cut in 1992, 1993, 1994, 2001, 2003 or 2013 did not pass.
4
Miguel ángel Jiménez
13 Participation: One T2 as the best result
One of the common centuries of this contest, though he did not beat it years ago. He won in 1995 (T28) and, since then, he has alternative presence and abuse. It was T23 in 1999 and shone in the second place shared in 2000. Since then, it has not exceeded the cut in 2001, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014 or 2015, while ending T6 in 2008 and T16 in 2016.
5
Ignacio Garrido
1 Participation: Cut
He played a contest edition, in 1998. He could not pass the weekend.
6
Pablo Martín
3 Participation: One T30 as the best result
He played three editions of the contest and his best results arrived at first. The T30 ended in 2007, a result that could no longer improve in 2009, if it did not exceed the cut, or in 2010, after the T82 ended.
7
Gonzalo Fernández-Castaño
4 Participation: One T10 as best results
He played four editions and the fact was that he could not spend the cut in 2009, 2012 or in 2014. However, he was a weekend in 2013 and made it in a big way: with a tenth target area that was one of the best results of a Spanish in the contest.
8
Sergio García
25 Participation: One T3 as the best result
He has not been able to qualify this year for the contest at past events and will lose his first -time contest since 1999, when his career began. In total, since the 2000 -twenty -Five editions in the past, with five top10 in its curriculum: third shared in 2005, fourth in 2002, fifth shared in 2016, seventh shared in 2011 and tenth shared in 2009.
9
José Manuel Lara
1 Participation: Cut
He played a single edition of the contest, in 2009. In it he could not move forward on the weekend and removed after the second round.
10
Rafa Cabrera
8 Participation: One T23 as a best result
A common contest in the last decade and its beginning. He won in 2010 with a T47 and managed to return in 2012 (Corte), 2016 (T32), 2017 (T42), 2018 (T36), 2019 (T65), 2020 (T23) and 2021 (T50). The best results are, therefore, the twenty -bynight areas of the year 2020.
11
Álvaro quirós
1 Participation: One T54 as the best result
He played the 2011 edition and one step away from entering the top50. He arrived on the weekend and ended the T54.
12
Jon Rahm
FRIEND -9 participation: Champion in 2021
He returned to 2025 in a contest lost due to injury to one foot in 2024 and who played without fail between 2016 and 2023. The title of 2021 decided on his note, with a third place in 2019 and a tenth year ago.
13
Pablo Larrazábal
2 Participation: Cut the same
He played two editions of the contest, in 2014 and 2023. However, none of them managed to argue over the weekend.
14
Adri Arnaus
2 Participation: One T58 as a best result
He played the contest twice and the same he had to squeeze to the maximum. He didn’t go on the weekend in 2022, but he did in his debut, in a year 2019 where he graduated with T58.
15
Adrián Otaegui
1 Participation: Cut
He played the 2020 edition of the contest and could not access the weekend.
16
Eduard Rousoud
1 Participation: Cut
He also played a 2020 edition, if appropriate as amateur. He showed his quality at the first twist, but suffered a lot in the second and did not exceed the cut.
17
Alejandro del Rey
1 Participation: Cut
He played the US open in the 2023 edition, but in it he could not overcome the cut to go on the weekend.
18
David Puig
2 Participation: One T39 as a best result
One of the most active Spanish players in the contest in recent years, though he will not be in this edition. He exceeded two cuts of editions he played, with T39 in 2023 and a 55th place in 2024.
19
Eugenio López-Chacarra
1 Participation: Cut
Even this year’s ‘Josele’ Ballester, the last Spanish to attend the contest. He did this last year, in a 2024 where he suffered the hardness of ‘primary’ after staying in the second spin.
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José Luis Ballester
Debutant in 2025
One week after making the jump in professionalism in Liv, the US Open Amateur 2024 Champion Premieres in 2025 professional US open to show their excellent level.
Source: La Verdad
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