Here is the field for The 2018 Open Championship. The numbers in parentheses indicate the category or categories in which a player earned his spot into the field.
The 2018 Open Championship starts Thursday, July 19. Jordan Spieth is the defending champion. Players who are in the field may not necessarily choose to play.
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Ian Baker-Finch (1), Australia* not expected to play
Mark Calcavecchia (1)
Stewart Cink (1, 2)
Darren Clarke (1, 2), Northern Ireland
Ben Curtis (1) *not expected to play
John Daly (1) *withdrew
David Duval (1)
Ernie Els (1, 2), South Africa
Todd Hamilton (1)
Padraig Harrington (1, 2), Ireland
Zach Johnson (1, 2)
Peter Lawrie (1), Scotland *withdrew
Tom Lehman (1)
Justin Leonard (1) *not expected to play
Sandy Lyle (1), Scotland
Rory McIlroy (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10), Northern Ireland
Phil Mickelson (1, 2, 4, 15)
Louis Oosthuizen (1, 2, 4, 15), South Africa
Jordan Spieth (1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 12, 15)
Henrik Stenson (1, 2, 4, 5), Sweden
Tiger Woods (1)
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Rafael Cabrera-Bello (3, 4, 5), Spain
Branden Grace (3, 4, 5, 15), South Africa
Brooks Koepka (3, 4, 8, 12, 15)
Matt Kuchar (3, 4, 12, 15)
Marc Leishman (3, 4, 12, 15), Australia
Haotong Li (3, 4, 5), China
Alex Noren (3, 4, 5, 6), Sweden
Matthew Southgate (3), England
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Byeong-hun An, (4), South Korea
Kiradech Aphibarnrat (4, 5), Thailand
Daniel Berger (4, 12, 15)
Keegan Bradley (4)
Patrick Cantlay (4, 12)
Paul Casey (4, 12), England
Kevin Chappell (4, 12, 15)
Jason Day (4, 10, 11, 12, 15), Australia
Bryson DeChambeau (4)
Tony Finau (4, 12)
Ross Fisher (4, 5), England
Matthew Fitzpatrick (4, 5), England
Tommy Fleetwood (4, 5), England
Rickie Fowler (4, 12, 15)
Sergio Garcia (4, 5, 9, 12), Spain
Adam Hadwin (4, 12, 15), Canada
Brian Harman (4, 12)
Tyrrell Hatton (4, 5), England
Charley Hoffman (4, 12, 15)
Beau Hossler (4)
Charles Howell III (4)
Dustin Johnson (4, 8, 12, 15)
Si-Woo Kim (4, 11, 15), South Korea
Kevin Kisner (4, 12, 15)
Satoshi Kodaira (4, 20), Japan
Andrew Landry (4)
Alexander Levy (4, 5), France
Hideki Matsuyama (4, 12, 15), Japan
Francesco Molinari (4, 5, 6), Italy
Ryan Moore (4)
Kevin Na (4)
Pat Perez (4, 12)
Ian Poulter (4), England
Jon Rahm (4, 5, 12), Spain
Chez Reavie (4)
Patrick Reed (4, 9, 12, 15)
Justin Rose (4, 5, 12), England
Xander Schauffele (4, 12)
Charl Schwartzel (4, 5, 15), South Africa
Webb Simpson (4, 11, 12)
Cameron Smith (4), Australia
Kyle Stanley (4, 12)
Brendan Steele (4)
Justin Thomas (4, 10, 12, 15)
Bubba Watson (4, 9)
Gary Woodland (4, 12)
Nicolas Colsaerts (5), Belgium
Paul Dunne (5), Ireland
Dylan Frittelli (5), South Africa
Scott Jamieson (5), Scotland
Shane Lowry (5), Ireland
Thorbjorn Olesen (5), Denmark
Thomas Pieters (5), Belgium
Jordan Smith (5), England
Hideto Tanihara (5), Japan
Peter Uihlein (5)
Lee Westwood (5), England
Bernd Wiesberger (5), Austria* injured
Fabrizio Zanotti (5), Paraguay
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Chris Wood (6), England
Alexander Bjork (7), Sweden
Jorge Campillo (7), Spain
Matt Wallace (7), England
Martin Kaymer (8), Germany
Danny Willett (9), England
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Jason Dufner (10, 12)
Jimmy Walker (10)
Three players qualifying through this are in through other exemptions
Russell Henley (12)
Jhonattan Vegas (12, 15), Venezuela
Chesson Hadley (13)
Patton Kizzire (13)
Luke List (13)
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Brady Schnell (14)
Emiliano Grillo (15), Argentina
Anirban Lahiri (15), India
Adam Scott (15), Australia
Gavin Green (16), Malaysia
Brett Rumford (17), Australia
George Coetzee (18), South Africa
Yuta Ikeda (19), Japan
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Yusaku Miyazato (20), Japan
Kodai Ichihara (21), Japan
Ryuko Tokimatsu (21), Japan
Bernhard Langer (22), Germany
Jovan Rebula (23), South Africa
Doc Redman (24)* Turned professional, forfeited exemption
Nicolai Hojgaard (25), Denmark
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Joaquin Niemann (26), Chile* Turned professional, forfeited exemption
Yuxin Lin (27), China
Jonas Blixt (28), Sweden
Cameron Davis (28), Australia
Matt Jones (28), Australia
Shaun Norris (29), South Africa
Shubhankar Sharma (29), India
Erik Van Rooyen (29), South Africa
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Danthai Boonma (30), Thailand
Sean Crocker (30)
Lucas Herbert (30), Australia
Jazz Janewattananond (30), Thailand
Shota Akiyoshi (31), Japan
Michael Hendry (31), New Zealand
Masahiro Kawamura (31), Japan
Masanori Kobayashi (31), Japan
Minchel Choi (32), South Korea
Sang-hyun Park (32), South Korea
Marcus Kinhult (33), Sweden
Russell Knox (33), Scotland
Julian Suri (33)
Abraham Ancer (34), Mexico
Ryan Armour (34)
Bronson Burgoon (34)
Sung Kang (34), South Korea
Ryan Fox (35), New Zealand
Zander Lombard (35), South Africa
Andy Sullivan (35), England
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Austin Cook (36)
Jason Kokrak (36)
Kelly Kraft (36)
Brandt Snedeker (36)
Jens Dantorp (37)
Eddie Pepperell (37)
Brandon Stone (37)
Michael Kim (38)
Rhys Enoch (39), Wales
Ashton Turner (39), England
Oliver Wilson (39), England
Retief Goosen (40), South Africa
Tom Lewis (40), England
Haraldur Magnus (40), Iceland
Marcus Armitage (41), England
James Robinson (41), England
Jack Senior (41), England
Thomas Curtis (42), England
Grant Forrest (42), Scotland
Sam Locke (42), Scotland