Golf Rankings for U.S. Open Championship

In addition to never competing in the U.S. Open, Bradley has missed three of his last five cuts after a run of consistent finishes to start 2012. He still ranks first in All-Around Ranking, but Bradley needs to get his game turned back around in order to consider starting again.

Oosthuizen was on fire just a few months ago with three straight top-three worldwide finishes, but has missed three of his last four cuts.

Day finished solo second in last year’s U.S. Open, his first career start in the event. He was all over the place in the month of May with two top-10s and two missed cuts.

In his last three worldwide stroke play events, McDowell, the 2010 U.S. Open champion, has missed the all three cuts.

Even though he’s missed two cuts, Harrington has also recorded three top-15s in his last five starts. He finished T32 in the 1998 U.S. Open.

Since finishing as the runner-up at TPC Louisiana, his third top-five of the season, Els has finished outside of the top 40 in three straight events. Els finished T49 in the 1998 U.S. Open.