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U.S. Open started with 15 amateurs. How many made the cut at Oakmont to play the weekend?

U.S. Open started with 15 amateurs. How many made the cut at Oakmont to play the weekend?

USA Today14-06-2025
U.S. Open started with 15 amateurs. How many made the cut at Oakmont to play the weekend?
When the 125th edition of the U.S. Golf Association's national championship started with 15 amateurs.
After 36 holes at Oakmont Country Club, quite simply a most brutal test, there is just one am left to play the weekend at the U.S. Open.
The 15 amateurs who qualified for the 125th U.S. Open
First, here's the complete list of the 15 ams who made the field. These guys all deserve credit because simply making this tournament is a huge deal.
Evan Beck
Trevor Gutschewski
Frankie Harris
Justin Hastings
Mason Howell
Ben James
Noah Kent
Jackson Koivun
Michael La Sasso
Bryan Lee
Zachary Pollo
Lance Simpson
Cameron Tankersley
Matt Vogt
Tyler Weaver
The lone amateur who made the cut at the 125th U.S. Open
And here is the lucky one who earned some weekend tee times:
Justin Hastings, 6 over (73-73)
By virtue of being the lone amateur to make the cut, Hastings has won low amateur honors in 2025.
Ben James and Jackson Koivun each finished at 8 over to miss the cut by a single shot.
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