πŸ† 2026 U.S. Women's Open Final Field Hub

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Inside This Page: Track the final 156-player 2026 U.S. Women's Open field at Riviera, including past champions, headline contenders, 28 amateurs, completed 36-hole qualifiers, special exemptions, late entries, and championship-week field notes.

2026 U.S. Women's Open Final Field Overview

The U.S. Women's Open Championship Presented by Ally is the USGA’s national championship for women’s golf. The 2026 championship is scheduled for June 4-7 at The Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California.

The Riviera field is now built out as a final championship-week field, combining fully exempt players, past major champions, LPGA winners, Rolex Rankings qualifiers, amateur exemptions, special exemptions, and players who advanced through 36-hole qualifying.

Field status: CaddyBytes is now listing the final 156-player field for the 2026 U.S. Women's Open at Riviera. The field includes 11 past U.S. Women's Open champions, 28 amateurs, defending champion Maja Stark, world No. 1 Nelly Korda, and a deep international field led by Jeeno Thitikul, Hyo Joo Kim, Ruoning Yin, Hannah Green, Charley Hull, Lottie Woad, Minjee Lee, Lydia Ko, Miyu Yamashita, and Angel Yin.

πŸ“Œ How Players Qualified for the 2026 U.S. Women's Open

  1. Recent U.S. Women's Open champions
  2. Top finishers from the 2025 U.S. Women's Open
  3. Recent winners of the Chevron Championship, KPMG Women's PGA Championship, Evian Championship, and AIG Women's Open
  4. Top players from the final 2025 LPGA Race to the CME Globe standings
  5. Winners of LPGA co-sponsored official events since the 2025 U.S. Women's Open
  6. Top players from Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings exemption windows
  7. Amateur champions and elite amateur exemptions
  8. Deferred exemptions under USGA Championships Family Policy
  9. Special exemptions selected by the USGA
  10. 36-hole qualifying at sites across the United States, Canada, Japan, and England
  11. Late field movement through ranking updates, withdrawals, alternates, and official USGA field adjustments

πŸ‘₯ 2026 U.S. Women's Open Final Field of Players

Last Updated: June 1, 2026 β€” Final Championship-Week Field Listed

The 2026 U.S. Women's Open field at Riviera is now listed as a 156-player championship-week field. CaddyBytes has updated this from a late-May field tracker into a final field page with the full player list, amateur tags, past-champion notes, special-exemption movement, and notable absences.

Final field snapshot: Maja Stark defends the championship, Michelle Wie West is in the Riviera field, Yani Tseng is included as a special-exemption story, and Lexi Thompson, Haeran Ryu, and Sarah Schmelzel are not listed in the final field. Open the full field dropdown below for all 156 players.

  • Current page status: final championship-week field tracker for the 2026 U.S. Women's Open at Riviera
  • Listed field size: 156 players
  • Amateur count: 28 amateurs marked with (a)
  • Past champion count: 11 past U.S. Women's Open champions in the field
  • Host course: The Riviera Country Club, Pacific Palisades, California
  • Championship dates: June 4-7, 2026
  • Defending champion: Maja Stark
  • Special exemption / return note: Yani Tseng and Michelle Wie West are both part of the Riviera field story
  • Notable absences: Lexi Thompson, Haeran Ryu, and Sarah Schmelzel are not listed in the final field
  • Maintenance note: once Round 1 tee times lock, use official scoring/tee-time changes for any last-minute alternate replacement

Full CaddyBytes final field list for the 2026 U.S. Women's Open at Riviera. Amateur players are marked with (a).

# Player Country Status
1 Casandra Alexander South Africa Professional
2 Pajaree Anannarukarn Thailand Professional
3 Yuna Araki Japan Professional
4 Jenny Bae United States Professional
5 Ana Belac Slovenia Professional
6 Carla Bernat Escuder Spain Professional
7 Jaravee Boonchant Thailand Professional
8 Celine Boutier France Professional
9 Ashleigh Buhai South Africa Professional
10 Peiyun Chien Chinese Taipei Professional
11 Hye-Jin Choi Korea Professional
12 In Gee Chun Korea Professional
13 Carlota Ciganda Spain Professional
14 Hailee Cooper United States Professional
15 Allisen Corpuz United States Professional
16 Lauren Coughlin United States Professional
17 Zoe Cusack (a) United States Amateur
18 Karis Davidson Australia Professional
19 Pauline del Rosario Philippines Professional
20 Aphrodite Deng (a) Canada Amateur
21 Brianna Do United States Professional
22 Addie Dobson (a) United States Amateur
23 Lindy Duncan United States Professional
24 Ally Ewing United States Professional
25 Paula Francisco (a) Spain Amateur
26 Laney Frye United States Professional
27 Ayaka Furue Japan Professional
28 Megha Ganne (a) United States Amateur
29 Miyuu Goto Japan Professional
30 Linn Grant Sweden Professional
31 Melanie Green United States Professional
32 Hannah Green Australia Professional
33 Nataliya Guseva β€” Professional
34 Sarah Hammett (a) Australia Amateur
35 Nasa Hataoka Japan Professional
36 Natsumi Hayakawa Japan Professional
37 Muni He China Professional
38 Brooke Henderson Canada Professional
39 Esther Henseleit Germany Professional
40 Jungmin Hong Korea Professional
41 Anna Huang Canada Professional
42 Charley Hull England Professional
43 Youmin Hwang Korea Professional
44 Jin Hee Im Korea Professional
45 Aki Iwai Japan Professional
46 Chizzy Iwai Japan Professional
47 Ariya Jutanugarn Thailand Professional
48 Sora Kamiya Japan Professional
49 Minji Kang Korea Professional
50 Danielle Kang United States Professional
51 Minami Katsu Japan Professional
52 Gurleen Kaur United States Professional
53 Yui Kawamoto Japan Professional
54 Veronika Kedronova (a) Czechia Amateur
55 Megan Khang United States Professional
56 Gina Kim United States Professional
57 Lauren Kim (a) Canada Amateur
58 Minsol Kim Korea Professional
59 Hyo Joo Kim Korea Professional
60 Auston Kim United States Professional
61 Grace Kim Australia Professional
62 A Lim Kim Korea Professional
63 Sei Young Kim Korea Professional
64 Ina Kim-Schaad (a) United States Amateur
65 Jiwon Ko Korea Professional
66 Jin Young Ko Korea Professional
67 Lydia Ko New Zealand Professional
68 Sakura Koiwai Japan Professional
69 Katelyn Kong (a) United States Amateur
70 Nelly Korda United States Professional
71 Thanana Kotchasanmanee (a) Thailand Amateur
72 Chloe Kovelesky (a) United States Amateur
73 Jennifer Kupcho United States Professional
74 Shiho Kuwaki Japan Professional
75 Stephanie Kyriacou Australia Professional
76 Brittany Lang United States Professional
77 Lois Lau France Professional
78 Bronte Law England Professional
79 Amy Seung Hyun Lee (a) Korea Amateur
80 Mi Hyang Lee Korea Professional
81 Da Yeon Lee Korea Professional
82 So Mi Lee Korea Professional
83 Alison Lee United States Professional
84 Andrea Lee United States Professional
85 Minjee Lee Australia Professional
86 Jeongeun Lee6 Korea Professional
87 Napat Lertsadwattana Thailand Professional
88 Lucy Li United States Professional
89 Jie-En Lin (a) Chinese Taipei Amateur
90 Xiyu Janet Lin China Professional
91 Ingrid Lindblad Sweden Professional
92 Yan Liu China Professional
93 Gaby Lopez Mexico Professional
94 Julia Lopez Ramirez Spain Professional
95 Anita Lumpongpoung (a) Thailand Amateur
96 Nanna Koerstz Madsen Denmark Professional
97 Leona Maguire Ireland Professional
98 Maria Jose Marin (a) Colombia Amateur
99 Paula Martin Sampedro (a) Spain Amateur
100 Olivia Mehaffey Northern Ireland Professional
101 Becky Morgan Wales Professional
102 Katherine Muzi United States Professional
103 Kaylyn Noh United States Professional
104 Yealimi Noh United States Professional
105 Anna Nordqvist Sweden Professional
106 Farah O'Keefe (a) United States Amateur
107 Soomin Oh (a) Korea Amateur
108 Nellie Ong (a) England Amateur
109 Meja Ortengren (a) Sweden Amateur
110 Amiyu Ozeki Japan Professional
111 Bianca Pagdanganan Philippines Professional
112 Catherine Park (a) United States Amateur
113 Sung Hyun Park Korea Professional
114 Paula Reto South Africa Professional
115 Mimi Rhodes England Professional
116 Sofia Rivera (a) United States Amateur
117 Kaleiya Romero United States Professional
118 Kiara Romero (a) United States Amateur
119 Madelene Sagstrom Sweden Professional
120 Mao Saigo Japan Professional
121 Shuri Sakuma Japan Professional
122 Yuka Saso Japan Professional
123 Hinako Shibuno Japan Professional
124 Jiyai Shin Korea Professional
125 Athena Singh (a) United States Amateur
126 Johanna Sjursen (a) Sweden Amateur
127 Maja Stark Sweden Professional
128 Fuka Suga Japan Professional
129 Jasmine Suwannapura Thailand Professional
130 Ai Suzuki Japan Professional
131 Sayaka Takahashi Japan Professional
132 Rio Takeda Japan Professional
133 Asterisk Talley (a) United States Amateur
134 Chiara Tamburlini Switzerland Professional
135 Patty Tavatanakit Thailand Professional
136 Jeeno Thitikul Thailand Professional
137 Yani Tseng Chinese Taipei Professional
138 Lilia Vu United States Professional
139 Miranda Wang China Professional
140 Chanettee Wannasaen Thailand Professional
141 Dewi Weber Netherlands Professional
142 Michelle Wie West United States Professional
143 Lottie Woad England Professional
144 Siuue Wu (a) Hong Kong Amateur
145 Chia Yen Wu Chinese Taipei Professional
146 Miyu Yamashita Japan Professional
147 Amy Yang Korea Professional
148 Ruoning Yin China Professional
149 Angel Yin United States Professional
150 Hyunjo Yoo Korea Professional
151 Ina Yoon Korea Professional
152 Yuri Yoshida Japan Professional
153 Liqi Zeng China Professional
154 Yue Zhang China Professional
155 Rose Zhang United States Professional
156 Weiwei Zhang China Professional

The final Riviera field is led by the defending champion, past U.S. Women's Open winners, top-ranked LPGA stars, major champions, official-event winners, and players who earned places through rankings, exemptions, and 36-hole qualifying.

Past U.S. Women's Open champions in the field
  • Allisen Corpuz
  • Ariya Jutanugarn
  • A Lim Kim
  • Brittany Lang
  • In Gee Chun
  • Minjee Lee
  • Sung Hyun Park
  • Yuka Saso
  • Maja Stark
  • Yani Tseng
  • Michelle Wie West
Headline contenders / star names
  • Nelly Korda
  • Jeeno Thitikul
  • Hyo Joo Kim
  • Ruoning Yin
  • Lottie Woad
  • Hannah Green
  • Charley Hull
  • Miyu Yamashita
  • Minjee Lee
  • Lydia Ko
  • Sei Young Kim
  • Angel Yin
  • Lauren Coughlin
  • Hye-Jin Choi
  • Mao Saigo

U.S. Women's Open qualifying is complete, and the 36-hole qualifiers are now folded into the full 156-player Riviera field above. The final list includes 28 amateurs, with multiple amateurs earning spots through qualifying and others entering through elite amateur exemptions.

Amateurs in the final field
  • Zoe Cusack (a)
  • Aphrodite Deng (a)
  • Addie Dobson (a)
  • Paula Francisco (a)
  • Megha Ganne (a)
  • Sarah Hammett (a)
  • Veronika Kedronova (a)
  • Lauren Kim (a)
  • Ina Kim-Schaad (a)
  • Katelyn Kong (a)
  • Thanana Kotchasanmanee (a)
  • Chloe Kovelesky (a)
  • Amy Seung Hyun Lee (a)
  • Jie-En Lin (a)
  • Anita Lumpongpoung (a)
  • Maria Jose Marin (a)
  • Paula Martin Sampedro (a)
  • Farah O'Keefe (a)
  • Soomin Oh (a)
  • Nellie Ong (a)
  • Meja Ortengren (a)
  • Catherine Park (a)
  • Sofia Rivera (a)
  • Kiara Romero (a)
  • Athena Singh (a)
  • Johanna Sjursen (a)
  • Asterisk Talley (a)
  • Siuue Wu (a)

  • The page has moved from a late-May field tracker into a final championship-week field page.
  • The final listed field contains 156 players, including 28 amateurs and 11 past U.S. Women's Open champions.
  • Yani Tseng is now included in the final field and should be treated as a special-exemption storyline.
  • Amiyu Ozeki is now included in the final field and should no longer be treated only as an alternate-watch note.
  • Michelle Wie West is included in the field and is one of the major return storylines at Riviera.
  • Lexi Thompson is not listed in the final field, ending her long U.S. Women's Open appearance streak.
  • Haeran Ryu and Sarah Schmelzel are not listed in the final field and should remain non-playing/withdrawal notes.
  • Defending champion Maja Stark remains one of the headline exempt players.
  • Nelly Korda, Jeeno Thitikul, Hyo Joo Kim, Ruoning Yin, Lottie Woad, Hannah Green, Charley Hull, Miyu Yamashita, Minjee Lee, Lydia Ko, and Angel Yin headline the top end of the Riviera field.
  • Any final same-week replacement should be handled from official Round 1 tee times or USGA scoring changes before play begins.

The U.S. Women's Open field includes both exempt amateurs and amateurs who played their way into Riviera through 36-hole qualifying. Amateur players are marked with (a) in the full field table.

  • Total amateurs: 28 players in the final field
  • Top amateur storylines: Kiara Romero, Megha Ganne, Farah O'Keefe, Asterisk Talley, Maria Jose Marin, Paula Martin Sampedro, and a deep group of 36-hole qualifying additions
  • Qualifier route: the women’s championship used 36-hole qualifying rather than the men’s U.S. Open local/final qualifying system
  • Final page handling: keep the (a) tags on amateur names when copying this field into other CaddyBytes sections

  • The women’s qualifying route for 2026 was 36-hole qualifying, not a separate local/final qualifying system.
  • The men’s U.S. Open is the event with local qualifying followed by final qualifying.
  • Recent U.S. Women's Open champions are part of the exemption structure.
  • Recent winners of women's major championships are key exemption categories.
  • LPGA official winners, Race to CME Globe points leaders, and Rolex Rankings qualifiers help shape the exempt field.
  • Amateur champions and elite amateur exemptions remain an important part of the U.S. Women's Open field.
  • The USGA may still make a same-week alternate replacement if a listed player withdraws before Round 1.
  • Once tee times and scoring are active, final field cleanup should follow the official Round 1 player list.
🟒 CaddyBytes Final Field Update Note

This page has been updated from a championship-week tracker into a final 156-player field page for the 2026 U.S. Women's Open at Riviera. The page now includes the full final field table, 28 amateur tags, past-champion notes, headline player notes, completed qualifying context, and final field movement notes. Before Round 1 begins, use official tee-time/scoring changes only for any last-minute alternate replacement.