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Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host Country (Japan) Is Guaranteed at Least One Position Athlete Places by Rank As of 14/06/2021 Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 14/06/2021 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 1 Justin Thomas 2 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (10) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 2 Jon Rahm 3 ESP 2 Rafa Cabrera Bello Adri Arnaus Adrian Otaegui Santiago Tarrio Jorge Campillo (139) (ESP) (144) (ESP) (158) (ESP) (201) (ESP) (212) (ESP) 3 Collin Morikawa 4 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (10) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 4 Bryson DeChambeau 5 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (10) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 5 Xander Schauffele 6 USA 4 Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Webb Simpson Tony Finau (7) (USA) (8) (USA) (10) (USA) (12) (USA) (14) (USA) 6 Tyrrell Hatton 9 GBR 2 Matt Fitzpatrick Lee Westwood Tommy Fleetwood Justin Rose Robert MacIntyre (20) (GBR) (27) (GBR) (33) (GBR) (42) (GBR) (48) (GBR) 7 Rory McIlroy 11 IRL 2 Padraig Harrington Graeme McDowell Jonathan Caldwell Ashun Wu Seamus Power (156) (IRL) (162) (IRL) (210) (IRL) (312) (CHN) (327) (IRL) 8 Viktor Hovland 13 NOR 2 Ashun Wu Kris Ventura Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (312) (CHN) (325) (NOR) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 9 Hideki Matsuyama 15 JPN 2 Takumi Kanaya Shugo Imahira Ryo Ishikawa Ryosuke Kinoshita Yuki Inamori (85) (JPN) (130) (JPN) (145) (JPN) (157) (JPN) (174) (JPN) 10 Louis Oosthuizen 18 RSA 2 Christiaan Bezuidenhout Branden Grace Daniel van Tonder Erik van Rooyen Dylan Frittelli (46) (RSA) (71) (RSA) (80) (RSA) (86) (RSA) (89) (RSA) 11 Paul Casey 19 GBR 2 Matt Fitzpatrick Lee Westwood Tommy Fleetwood Justin Rose Robert MacIntyre (20) (GBR) (27) (GBR) (33) (GBR) (42) (GBR) (48) (GBR) 12 Abraham Ancer 21 MEX 2 Roberto Díaz Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (288) (MEX) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 13 Sungjae Im 26 KOR 2 K.H. Lee Joohyung Kim Byeong Hun An Sung Kang Sanghyun Park (64) (KOR) (124) (KOR) (131) (KOR) (196) (KOR) (271) (KOR) 14 Cameron Smith 28 AUS 2 Matt Jones Jason Day Lucas Herbert Jason Scrivener Cam Davis (60) (AUS) (69) (AUS) (94) (AUS) (95) (AUS) (133) (AUS) 15 Joaquin Niemann 31 CHI 2 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 16 Victor Perez 35 FRA 2 Romain Langasque Michael Lorenzo-Vera Paul Barjon Benjamin Hebert Julien Brun (183) (FRA) (199) (FRA) (216) (FRA) (224) (FRA) (259) (FRA) 17 Corey Conners 36 CAN 2 Adam Hadwin Nick Taylor Taylor Pendrith Adam Svensson Ashun Wu (100) (CAN) (152) (CAN) (194) (CAN) (239) (CAN) (312) (CHN) 18 Garrick Higgo 39 RSA 2 Christiaan Bezuidenhout Branden Grace Daniel van Tonder Erik van Rooyen Dylan Frittelli (46) (RSA) (71) (RSA) (80) (RSA) (86) (RSA) (89) (RSA) Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 14/06/2021 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 19 Shane Lowry 41 IRL 2 Padraig Harrington Graeme McDowell Jonathan Caldwell Ashun Wu Seamus Power (156) (IRL) (162) (IRL) (210) (IRL) (312) (CHN) (327) (IRL) 20 Marc Leishman 45 AUS 2 Matt Jones Jason Day Lucas Herbert Jason Scrivener Cam Davis (60) (AUS) (69) (AUS) (94) (AUS) (95) (AUS) (133) (AUS) 21 Si Woo Kim 49 KOR 2 K.H. Lee Joohyung Kim Byeong Hun An Sung Kang Sanghyun Park (64) (KOR) (124) (KOR) (131) (KOR) (196) (KOR) (271) (KOR) 22 Sergio Garcia 50 ESP 2 Rafa Cabrera Bello Adri Arnaus Adrian Otaegui Santiago Tarrio Jorge Campillo (139) (ESP) (144) (ESP) (158) (ESP) (201) (ESP) (212) (ESP) 23 Carlos Ortiz 53 MEX 2 Roberto Díaz Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (288) (MEX) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 24 Sebastián Muñoz 65 COL 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 25 Mackenzie Hughes 67 CAN 2 Adam Hadwin Nick Taylor Taylor Pendrith Adam Svensson Ashun Wu (100) (CAN) (152) (CAN) (194) (CAN) (239) (CAN) (312) (CHN) 26 Emiliano Grillo 73 ARG 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 27 Antoine Rozner 76 FRA 2 Romain Langasque Michael Lorenzo-Vera Paul Barjon Benjamin Hebert Julien Brun (183) (FRA) (199) (FRA) (216) (FRA) (224) (FRA) (259) (FRA) 28 Rikuya Hoshino 78 JPN 2 Takumi Kanaya Shugo Imahira Ryo Ishikawa Ryosuke Kinoshita Yuki Inamori (85) (JPN) (130) (JPN) (145) (JPN) (157) (JPN) (174) (JPN) 29 Thomas Detry 92 BEL 2 Nicolas Colsaerts Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (250) (BEL) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 30 Alex Noren 93 SWE 2 Henrik Stenson Marcus Kinhult Alexander Björk Joakim Lagergren Mikael Lindberg (149) (SWE) (176) (SWE) (241) (SWE) (263) (SWE) (272) (SWE) 31 Guido Migliozzi 103 ITA 2 Renato Paratore Francesco Laporta Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri (180) (ITA) (279) (ITA) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) 32 Martin Kaymer 104 GER 2 Hurly Long Sebastian Heisele Ashun Wu Nicolai Dellingshausen Xinjun Zhang (268) (GER) (282) (GER) (312) (CHN) (334) (GER) (335) (CHN) 33 Thomas Pieters 105 BEL 2 Nicolas Colsaerts Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (250) (BEL) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 34 Rasmus Hojgaard 116 DEN 2 Jeff Winther Niklas Norgaard Moller Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri (244) (DEN) (280) (DEN) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) 35 Sami Valimaki 117 FIN 2 Mikko Korhonen Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (191) (FIN) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 36 Matthias Schwab 118 AUT 2 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 37 Kalle Samooja 121 FIN 2 Mikko Korhonen Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (191) (FIN) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 14/06/2021 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 38 Jazz Janewattananond 127 THA 2 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 39 Henrik Norlander 134 SWE 2 Henrik Stenson Marcus Kinhult Alexander Björk Joakim Lagergren Mikael Lindberg (149) (SWE) (176) (SWE) (241) (SWE) (263) (SWE) (272) (SWE) 40 Jhonattan Vegas 138 VEN 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 41 Mito Pereira 151 CHI 2 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 42 Joachim B Hansen 155 DEN 2 Jeff Winther Niklas Norgaard Moller Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri (244) (DEN) (280) (DEN) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) 43 Rory Sabbatini 163 SVK 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 44 Sepp Straka 171 AUT 2 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 45 Francesco Molinari 173 ITA 2 Renato Paratore Francesco Laporta Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri (180) (ITA) (279) (ITA) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) 46 Ryan Fox 177 NZL 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 47 Joost Luiten 178 NED 2 Darius Van Driel Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (305) (NED) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 48 C.T. Pan 181 TPE 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 49 Adrian Meronk 187 POL 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 50 Maximilian Kieffer 198 GER 2 Hurly Long Sebastian Heisele Ashun Wu Nicolai Dellingshausen Xinjun Zhang (268) (GER) (282) (GER) (312) (CHN) (334) (GER) (335) (CHN) 51 Juvic Pagunsan 218 PHI 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 52 Wil Besseling 220 NED 2 Darius Van Driel Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (305) (NED) (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) 53 Ondrej Lieser 231 CZE 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 54 Scott Vincent 237 ZIM 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 55 Gunn Charoenkul 260 THA 2 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 56 Fabrizio Zanotti 278 PAR 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 14/06/2021 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 57 Gavin Kyle Green 283 MAS 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 58 Carl Yuan 286 CHN 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 59 Rafael Campos 287 PUR 1 Ashun Wu Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li Udayan Mane (312) (CHN) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN) (346) (IND) 60 Kristian K Johannessen 289 NOR 2 Ashun Wu Kris Ventura Xinjun Zhang Anirban Lahiri Haotong Li (312) (CHN) (325) (NOR) (335) (CHN) (340) (IND) (342) (CHN).
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