Alternate Information

Alternate Replacement Examples

Example 1: A player who qualified at Site X subsequently withdraws from the championship. The 1st Alternate from Site X...

Are alternates permitted to be on-site at the championship?

Alternates are permitted to be on-site at the championship in the event of a last-minute withdrawal. Regardless of when the...

How does the USGA alternate procedure work?

In addition to identifying the successful qualifiers, each qualifying site will identify two alternates (1st and 2nd alternate). Replacement of...

Will all 1st Alternates be offered spots in the field before 2nd Alternates?

If a player who earned a place in the Championship through Qualifying (i.e. non-exempt player) withdraws, the 1st Alternate from...

What is reallotment?

The reallotment list defines the order of qualifying sites used in the processes described in the USGA Alternate Procedure. It...

How is the order of reallotment determined and managed?

The reallotment list is determined upon the conclusion of the final qualifier for each championship (see “What is reallotment?”). The...

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