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Dustin Johnson to miss first Open since 2009

Dustin Johnson will not compete in the 2026 Open Championship, marking the end of a 17-year streak of appearances at the tournament.

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Dustin Johnson is set to miss The Open Championship for the first time since 2009. The absence follows the conclusion of the tournament's final qualifying events, where various professionals and amateurs competed for entry.

Coverage from outlets including the BBC, Today's Golfer, and the Yorkshire Post confirms the departure from the event. Reporting also highlights the presence of other LIV Golf players and notable names participating in the final qualifying stages, while noting the end of Johnson’s multi-year streak.

Future updates will clarify how this decision impacts the player's broader tournament schedule. Coverage does not yet specify the reasoning behind the absence or the player's long-term competitive plans.

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Quick answers

How long was Dustin Johnson’s streak of appearances at The Open?

He had competed in every Open Championship since 2009, a streak of 17 years.

Who else participated in the final qualifying process?

The qualifying field included a mix of amateurs, club professionals, DP World Tour players, and LIV Golf athletes.

Why is Dustin Johnson missing the event?

The provided coverage notes the decision to miss the tournament but does not specify a reason.

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