Latest News About Charlie Woods Us Open Qualifying

Charlie Woods narrowly missed qualification for the US Open in the latest local qualifier, coming up one shot short of a playoff to advance to Final Qualifying. He shot an even-par 72 at Eagle Trace Golf Club in Coral Springs, Florida, with a costly double-bogey on the seventh that ultimately kept him from advancing. Five players at Eagle Trace earned the final advancement spots, and Woods finished tied for 10th, one stroke outside the playoff line.[1][2]

Context and quick recap

• Location and format: Local qualifying events are held at multiple sites, with the top five plus any ties advancing to Final Qualifying on Golf’s Longest Day (June 8).[1]
• Charlie Woods’ track record: This performance marks his best showing in US Open qualifying to date, though he has previously been short of advancement in prior years.[4][1]

What’s next

• The USGA final qualifying rounds (Golf’s Longest Day) take place on June 8 at designated courses; Woods would need to secure one of the five spots (or be among the next alternates) to reach the US Open proper.[1]
• Other notable qualifiers at Eagle Trace included Brett Roberts, Blake Trimble (amateur), Hunter Fry, Eric Dietrich, and Tyler Stachkunas who claimed the five guaranteed spots.[2]

Illustration

• A representative shot distribution: Woods opened with a bogey, steadied with pars, then ran into trouble with a double-bogey on the seventh, illustrating how a single costly hole can determine advancement in a tight field.

Notes

• There’s ongoing coverage from golf outlets highlighting his near-miss and the broader pathway to Oakmont and beyond, including follow-ups on who advanced and who didn’t.[2][4][1]

If you’d like, I can pull the latest updates from other outlets or summarize how this year’s US Open qualifying landscape compares to previous years for Charlie Woods.