Scottie Scheffler, one of the most dominant golfers of his time, has never won the US Open. His closest attempt came in June 2022 at the Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, where he finished one stroke behind Matt Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick closed the tournament at six-under-par with a 274, while Scheffler and Will Zalatoris tied for second at five-under-par.In Brookline, Scottie Scheffler carded rounds of 70, 71, and 67 to record a -5 total. His place don't he leaderboard unravelled late in the final round when he shot back-to-back shots on the 10th and 11th holes, adding a second major win. Scottie Scheffler's US Open debut came in 2016 at Oakmont Country Club as a 19-year-old amateur. He opened with a 69 followed by a second round 78, ultimately missing the cut. Next year, he finished tied for 27th at Erin Hills, earning low-amateur honours.Scheffler's transition to professional golf witnessed missed cuts in 2019 at Torrey Pines. In 2023, he tied for third at the Los Angeles Country Club. The 2024 US Open at Pinehurst 2 marked the first time Scheffler failed to shoot under par over four rounds, ending at eight-over-par and tied for 41st.Apart from the US Open, Scottie Scheffler has secured three majors. He first secured the Masters title in 2022, then captured it again in 2024, both times finishing at 11-under-par. In May 2025, Scheffler won his inaugural PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, finishing at 11-under-par and winning by five strokes.Entering the 2025 US Open at Oakmont Country Club, Scottie Scheffler comes as the tournament favourite with +350 odds. For the 2025 season, he has already won the CJ Byron Nelson and the PGA Championship and defended his Memorial Tournament title. In addition to Socttie Scheffler, let's learn who else is competing at the 2025 US Open.125th US Open: List of golfers including Scottie SchefflerSyndication: The Columbus Dispatch - Source: ImagnThe 125th edition of the US Open is all set to be scheduled for June 12 to June 15. The field will feature not only PGA Tour regulars but also top-performing LIV golf players, aiming to create a high-stakes showdown. Alongside world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, several other names have officially qualified for the championship. The full list is below:U.S. Open champions (10 years)Bryson DeChambeauWyndham ClarkMatt FitzpatrickJon RahmGary WoodlandBrooks KoepkaDustin JohnsonJordan SpiethTop 10 and ties from the 2024 U.S. OpenRory McIlroyPatrick CantlayTony FinauMatthieu PavonHideki MatsuyamaRussell HenleyXander SchauffeleSam BurnsCorey ConnersDavis Thompson2024 U.S. Senior Open championRichard Bland2024 U.S. Amateur champion and runner-upJose Luis Ballester (a)Noah Kent (a)2024 U.S. Junior Amateur championTrevor Gutschewski (a)2024 U.S. Mid-Amateur championEvan Beck (a)Master's champions (5 years)Scottie SchefflerPGA champions (5 years)Justin ThomasPhil MickelsonThe Open champions (5 years)Brian HarmanCameron SmithCollin Morikawa2024 Tour Championship fieldSahith TheegalaAdam ScottSungjae ImShane LowryViktor HovlandTaylor PendrithLudvig AbergRobert MacIntyreTommy FleetwoodKeegan BradleyByeong Hun AnAaron RaiAkshay BhatiaChris KirkSepp StrakaChristiaan BezuidenhoutTom HogePoints leader from the 2024 Korn Ferry TourMatt McCartyThe top 60 players from the May 19 OWGRMaverick McNealyHarris EnglishJustin RoseTyrrell HattonDaniel BergerJ.J. SpaunMin Woo LeeThomas DetryJason DayJ.T. PostonAndrew NovakLucas GloverDenny McCarthyNick TaylorStephan JaegerTom KimMax GreysermanMackenzie HughesJhonattan VegasNico EchavarriaBen GriffinDavis RileyMichael KimPatrick ReedNick DunlapSi Woo KimJoe HighsmithThe top 5 in the FedEx Cup on May 19 are not already exemptJacob BridgemanRyan GerardSam StevensBrian CampbellCam DavisThe top 2 players from the 2024 Race to Dubai are not already exemptRasmus HojgaardThriston LawrenceThe top player in the 2025 Race to Dubai is not exempt on May 19Laurie CanterLeading player of the top 3 from LIV Golf on May 19Joaquin Niemann2024 Mark H. McCormack MedalLuke Clanton (a)2025 NCAA championMichael La Sasso (a)2025 Latin American Amateur championJustin Hastings (a)The top 60 players from the June 9 OWGRTBDFinal qualifying (Japan, May 19)Yuta SugiuraScott VincentJinichiro KozumaFinal qualifying (England, May 19)Jordan SmithJoakim LagergrenGuido MigliozziFrederic LaCroixSam BairstowEdoardo MolinariJames KruyswijkAndrea PavanFinal qualifying (Texas, May 19)Rasmus Neergaard-PetersenJames HahnAdam SchenkLance Simpson (a)Cameron Tankersley (a)Carlos OrtizJohnny KeeferFinal qualifying (U.S., Canada, June 2)James NicholasChris GotterupRoberto DiazBen JamesZach BauchouAlistair DochertyAlvaro OrtizEmilio GonzalezTrent PhillipsGeorge KneiserChandler BlanchetJustin HicksPhilip Barbaree, Jr.Frankie Harris (a)Mason Howell (a)Jackson BuchananTyler Weaver (a)Jackson Koivun (a)Will ChandlerRyan McCormickTrevor ConeMarc LeishmanBryan LeeErik van RooyenBud CauleyLanto GriffinJustin LowerHarrison OttCameron YoungGrant HaefnerGeorge DuangmaneeZac BlairKevin VeloNicklas NorgaardMatt WallaceThorbjorn OlesenMark HubbardVictor PerezEmiliano GrilloMatt Vogt (a)Brady CalkinsPreston Summerhays (a)Riley LewisZachery Pollo (a)Joey HerreraAusten Truslow