U.S. Open Final Qualifying Results: Here's Who Survived Golf's Longest Day

Golf’s Longest Day has come to an end, and after a grueling 36 holes, we know who’s headed to Shinnecock Hills for next week’s U.S. Open.

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That group won't include Max Homa, who failed to advance from a playoff from the qualifying site in Canada. Homa, once ranked fifth in the world, is down to No. 117 and slated to play in this week's RBC Canadian Open after a T-22 finish at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Now, only a win can get him an invitation to Long Island.

On the other hand, 17-year-old amateur Miles Russell made it through via a playoff in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, with Charlie Woods on the bag. The pair is set to be college teammates at Florida State University.

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With U.S. Open Final Qualifying wrapped up, here's a full look at who made it through, and who will have to wait and see if their number gets called as an alternate.

U.S. Open Final Qualifying Results

June 8 (Golf's Longest Day)

Lambton Golf and Country Club (Canada)

Emiliano Grillo

Alejandro Tosti

Marcelo Rozo

William Mouw

John Parry

Max McGreevy

Matt Wallace (alternate No. 1)

Adam Svensson (alternate No. 2)

Del Paso Country Club (Sacramento, CA)

Taylor Montgomery

Eric Lee (a)

Matthew Robles (a)

Marek Fleming (a)

Kihei Akina (a) (alternate No. 1)

Gabriel Salvanera (alternate No. 2)

Springfield Country Club (Springfield, OH)

Neal Shipley

Zac Blair

Dylan Wu

Billy Horschel

Nick Hardy

Brandt Snedeker (alternate No. 1)

Maxwell Moldovan (alternate No. 2)

Emerald Valley Golf Club (Creswell, OR)

Greyson Leach

Andrew Putnam

Spencer Tibbits (alternate No. 1)

TingWei Chang (a) (alternate No. 2)

Woodmont Country Club—North Course (Rockville, MD)

Jackson Suber

Ben Kohles

Logan Reilly (a)

Jake Sollon

Bryan Lee (a) (alternate No. 1)

Blades Brown (alternate No. 2)

BallenIsles Country Club—East Course (Palm Beach Gardens, FL)

Giuseppe Pueble (a)

Ben Silverman

Ryder Cowan (a)

Miles Russell (a)

Tyler Collet (alternate No. 1)

Christiaan Bezuidenhout (alternate No. 2)

Century Country Club& Golf Club of Purchase (Purchase, NY)

Kevin Roy

Max Greyserman

Benjamin James

James Nicholas

Matt Jones (alternate No. 1)

Andrew Svoboda (alternate No. 2)

Gaston Country Club (Gastonia, NC)

Jackson Ormond (a)

Carl Yuan

Jackson Van Paris

Brandon Wu

Cole Hammer

Harry Higgs (alternate No. 1)

Cristobal Del Solar (alternate No. 2)

Lakes Golf & Country Club (Westerville, OH)

Davis Thompson

J.B. Holmes

Vaughn Harber (a)

Arni Sveinsson (a)

Sam Udovich (a) (alternate No. 1)

Braxton Kuntz (alternate No. 2)

Hawks Ridge Golf Club (Ball Ground, GA)

Chris Kirk

Jake Peacock

Keith Mitchell

Robbie Higgins

Chase Kyes (a)

Jack Schoenberger (a) (alternate No. 1)

Alexander Herrmann (alternate No. 2)

May 25

Hino Golf Club—King Course (Japan)

Ryuichi Oiwa

Kaito Onishi

Taihei Sato

Riki Kawamoto (alternate No. 1)

Taichi Nabetani (alternate No. 2)

May 18

Walton Heath Golf Club (England)

Nathan Kimsey

Rocco Paolo Repetto Taylor

Angel Hidalgo

Filippo Celli

Matthew Jordan

Niklas Norgaard

Ugo Coussaud

Hennie du Plessis (alternate No. 1)

Andrew Wilson (alternate No. 2)

Dallas Athletic Club—Blue Course, Gold Course (Dallas, TX)

Peter Uihlein

Tom Kim

Cooper Dossey

Manav Shah

Adrien Dumont de Chassart

Graeme McDowell

Jimmy Stanger

TK Kim

Caleb Surratt

Chandler Phillips (alternate No. 1)

Henrik Norlander (alternate No. 2)

Follow along with Dan Rapaport as he covers the results in real time here.