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Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host Country (Japan) Is Guaranteed at Least One Position Athlete Places by Rank As of 07/12/2020 Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 07/12/2020 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 1 Jon Rahm 2 ESP 2 Rafa Cabrera Bello Jorge Campillo Adri Arnaus Adrian Otaegui Pablo Larrazabal (95) (ESP) (111) (ESP) (143) (ESP) (158) (ESP) (248) (ESP) 2 Justin Thomas 3 USA 4 Xander Schauffele Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Daniel Berger (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (11) (USA) (12) (USA) (13) (USA) 3 Rory McIlroy 4 IRL 2 Graeme McDowell Udayan Mane Padraig Harrington Mito Pereira Jonathan Caldwell (77) (IRL) (292) (IND) (299) (IRL) (304) (CHI) (347) (IRL) 4 Bryson DeChambeau 5 USA 4 Xander Schauffele Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Daniel Berger (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (11) (USA) (12) (USA) (13) (USA) 5 Webb Simpson 6 USA 4 Xander Schauffele Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Daniel Berger (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (11) (USA) (12) (USA) (13) (USA) 6 Collin Morikawa 7 USA 4 Xander Schauffele Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed Brooks Koepka Daniel Berger (8) (USA) (9) (USA) (11) (USA) (12) (USA) (13) (USA) 7 Tyrrell Hatton 10 GBR 2 Matthew Fitzpatrick Paul Casey Justin Rose Lee Westwood Ian Poulter (22) (GBR) (24) (GBR) (33) (GBR) (47) (GBR) (48) (GBR) 8 Viktor Hovland 15 NOR 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 9 Tommy Fleetwood 16 GBR 2 Matthew Fitzpatrick Paul Casey Justin Rose Lee Westwood Ian Poulter (22) (GBR) (24) (GBR) (33) (GBR) (47) (GBR) (48) (GBR) 10 Adam Scott 17 AUS 2 Marc Leishman Jason Day Lucas Herbert Matt Jones Brad Kennedy (28) (AUS) (42) (AUS) (69) (AUS) (113) (AUS) (153) (AUS) 11 Hideki Matsuyama 19 JPN 2 Ryo Ishikawa Rikuya Hoshino Takumi Kanaya Yuki Inamori Masahiro Kawamura (101) (JPN) (118) (JPN) (122) (JPN) (159) (JPN) (178) (JPN) 12 Sungjae Im 20 KOR 2 Sung Kang Si Woo Kim Joohyung Kim Jung-gon Hwang Sanghyun Park (80) (KOR) (92) (KOR) (142) (KOR) (164) (KOR) (249) (KOR) 13 Louis Oosthuizen 21 RSA 2 Erik van Rooyen Dylan Frittelli George Coetzee Garrick Higgo Shaun Norris (53) (RSA) (68) (RSA) (93) (RSA) (103) (RSA) (108) (RSA) 14 Abraham Ancer 23 MEX 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 15 Cameron Smith 27 AUS 2 Marc Leishman Jason Day Lucas Herbert Matt Jones Brad Kennedy (28) (AUS) (42) (AUS) (69) (AUS) (113) (AUS) (153) (AUS) 16 Shane Lowry 32 IRL 2 Graeme McDowell Udayan Mane Padraig Harrington Mito Pereira Jonathan Caldwell (77) (IRL) (292) (IND) (299) (IRL) (304) (CHI) (347) (IRL) 17 Christiaan Bezuidenhout 35 RSA 2 Erik van Rooyen Dylan Frittelli George Coetzee Garrick Higgo Shaun Norris (53) (RSA) (68) (RSA) (93) (RSA) (103) (RSA) (108) (RSA) 18 Victor Perez 37 FRA 2 Romain Langasque Antoine Rozner Benjamin Hebert Paul Barjon Joel Stalter (121) (FRA) (123) (FRA) (132) (FRA) (210) (FRA) (290) (FRA) Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 07/12/2020 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 19 Bernd Wiesberger 40 AUT 2 Sepp Straka Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (140) (AUT) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 20 Joaquin Niemann 43 CHI 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 21 Sergio Garcia 44 ESP 2 Rafa Cabrera Bello Jorge Campillo Adri Arnaus Adrian Otaegui Pablo Larrazabal (95) (ESP) (111) (ESP) (143) (ESP) (158) (ESP) (248) (ESP) 22 Mackenzie Hughes 50 CAN 2 Adam Hadwin Taylor Pendrith Nick Taylor Udayan Mane Mito Pereira (76) (CAN) (129) (CAN) (135) (CAN) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) 23 Corey Conners 54 CAN 2 Adam Hadwin Taylor Pendrith Nick Taylor Udayan Mane Mito Pereira (76) (CAN) (129) (CAN) (135) (CAN) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) 24 Sebastián Muñoz 56 COL 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 25 Henrik Stenson 58 SWE 2 Marcus Kinhult Henrik Norlander Sebastian Soderberg Joakim Lagergren Mikael Lindberg (124) (SWE) (162) (SWE) (193) (SWE) (196) (SWE) (253) (SWE) 26 Carlos Ortiz 63 MEX 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 27 Byeong Hun An 72 KOR 2 Sung Kang Si Woo Kim Joohyung Kim Jung-gon Hwang Sanghyun Park (80) (KOR) (92) (KOR) (142) (KOR) (164) (KOR) (249) (KOR) 28 Shugo Imahira 75 JPN 2 Ryo Ishikawa Rikuya Hoshino Takumi Kanaya Yuki Inamori Masahiro Kawamura (101) (JPN) (118) (JPN) (122) (JPN) (159) (JPN) (178) (JPN) 29 Jazz Janewattananond 79 THA 2 Kiradech Aphibarnrat P. Tangkamolpraser Udayan Mane Phachara Khongwatmai Mito Pereira (256) (THA) (275) (THA) (292) (IND) (300) (THA) (304) (CHI) 30 Rasmus Hojgaard 82 DEN 2 Jeff Winther Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Lucas Bjerregaard Thorbjørn Olesen (274) (DEN) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (336) (DEN) (339) (DEN) 31 Thomas Pieters 83 BEL 2 Nicolas Colsaerts Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (224) (BEL) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 32 Sami Valimaki 85 FIN 2 Mikko Korhonen Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (243) (FIN) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 33 Martin Kaymer 86 GER 2 Stephan Jaeger Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Hurly Long Marcel Schneider (239) (GER) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (306) (GER) (351) (GER) 34 Thomas Detry 87 BEL 2 Nicolas Colsaerts Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (224) (BEL) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 35 Alex Noren 91 SWE 2 Marcus Kinhult Henrik Norlander Sebastian Soderberg Joakim Lagergren Mikael Lindberg (124) (SWE) (162) (SWE) (193) (SWE) (196) (SWE) (253) (SWE) 36 Francesco Molinari 100 ITA 2 Francesco Laporta Guido Migliozzi Andrea Pavan Udayan Mane Mito Pereira (156) (ITA) (195) (ITA) (240) (ITA) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) 37 Michael Lorenzo-Vera 102 FRA 2 Romain Langasque Antoine Rozner Benjamin Hebert Paul Barjon Joel Stalter (121) (FRA) (123) (FRA) (132) (FRA) (210) (FRA) (290) (FRA) Reallocation Reserve List (Men) Host country (Japan) is guaranteed at least one position Athlete places by rank as of 07/12/2020 Players Replacements OWGR Rank Name Country Eligible Replacement 1 Replacement 2 Replacement 3 Replacement 4 Replacement 5 Rank 38 Matthias Schwab 110 AUT 2 Sepp Straka Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (140) (AUT) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 39 Rory Sabbatini 112 SVK 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 40 Danny Lee 131 NZL 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 41 C.T. Pan 139 TPE 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 42 Renato Paratore 144 ITA 2 Francesco Laporta Guido Migliozzi Andrea Pavan Udayan Mane Mito Pereira (156) (ITA) (195) (ITA) (240) (ITA) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) 43 Joachim B Hansen 150 DEN 2 Jeff Winther Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Lucas Bjerregaard Thorbjørn Olesen (274) (DEN) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (336) (DEN) (339) (DEN) 44 Emiliano Grillo 151 ARG 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 45 Joost Luiten 157 NED 2 Udayan Mane Darius Van Driel Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (292) (IND) (298) (NED) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 46 Haotong Li 160 CHN 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Zecheng Dou Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (332) (CHN) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 47 Gunn Charoenkul 167 THA 2 Kiradech Aphibarnrat P. Tangkamolpraser Udayan Mane Phachara Khongwatmai Mito Pereira (256) (THA) (275) (THA) (292) (IND) (300) (THA) (304) (CHI) 48 Xinjun Zhang 172 CHN 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Zecheng Dou Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (332) (CHN) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 49 Kristoffer Ventura 174 NOR 2 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 50 Kalle Samooja 177 FIN 2 Mikko Korhonen Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (243) (FIN) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 51 Ondrej Lieser 182 CZE 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 52 Wil Besseling 185 NED 2 Udayan Mane Darius Van Driel Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti (292) (IND) (298) (NED) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) 53 Gavin Kyle Green 188 MAS 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 54 Adrian Meronk 203 POL 1 Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Karandeep Kochhar Fabrizio Zanotti Adilson da Silva (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (355) (IND) (360) (PAR) (362) (BRA) 55 Sebastian Heisele 208 GER 2 Stephan Jaeger Udayan Mane Mito Pereira Hurly Long Marcel Schneider (239) (GER) (292) (IND) (304) (CHI) (306) (GER) (351) (GER) 56 Ryan Fox 209 NZL 2
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