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Where all 15 LIV Golf players finished at The Open Championship as Bryson DeChambeau falls short

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A total of 15 LIV Golf players took on The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, where another PGA Tour player emerged victorious.

Ryan Fox claimed the Claret Jug in Southport, completing a clean sweep of PGA Tour major winners in 2026.

Previously, Rory McIlroy won The Masters, Aaron Rai won the PGA Championship, and Wyndham Clark won the US Open.

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LIV Golf superstar Bryson DeChambeau was in contention to end that drought at The Open Championship, but he ultimately fell short.

He can, however, hold his head high after a positive week at Royal Birkdale, although it was Lucas Herbert who led the way for LIV Golf overall.

Where every LIV Golf player finished at The Open Championship

Of the 15 players who started The Open, nine made the cut, with six missing out on competing across the weekend in Southport.

LIV Golf players who made the cut at The Open

LIV Golf players who missed the cut at The Open

Lucas Herbert flies the flag for LIV Golf at The Open

It is, of course, an intriguing time for LIV Golf, with the future of the tour remaining uncertain due to funding issues.

But amid those distractions, there were a handful of positive stories at The Open, where Australian Herbert produced his best-ever major finish.

Lucas Herbert of Australia acknowledges the crowd on the 18th green following his round of 62 (-8), equaling the record of the lowest round in men's major history on day two of the The 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale
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His week included a record-low major round of 62, but he ultimately missed out on the Claret Jug by four shots to New Zealander Fox.

Incidentally, Louis Oosthuizen, who won The Open in 2010, was forced to withdraw shortly before the tournament due to injury, reducing the LIV Golf contingent from 16 to 15.

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