F-21: Top 60 points leaders and ties from Official World Golf Ranking, as of May 19
Taylor, who is making his seventh U.S. Open start, made history by becoming the first Canadian in 69 years to win the 2023 RBC Canadian Open. He converted a 72-foot eagle putt on the fourth playoff hole to defeat Tommy Fleetwood. His most recent title came in the 2025 Sony Open in Hawaii, where he eagled the 72nd hole and then defeated Nico Echavarria in a playoff. He also won the 2024 WM Phoenix Open. Taylor made U.S. Open history in 2009 when he carded a second-round 65 on the Black Course at Bethpage State Park, the lowest round by an amateur in U.S. Open history. Taylor enjoyed a decorated amateur career, winning the 2007 Canadian Amateur, the 2009 McCormack Medal for being the leading amateur in the World Amateur Golf Ranking, and the 2010 Ben Hogan Award. The former University of Washington star was the runner-up in the 2009 U.S. Amateur Public Links to left-hander Brad Benjamin at the Jimmie Austin OU Golf Club in Norman, Okla. He has represented Canada in the 2008 World Amateur Team Championship.
YEAR
2025
SITE
Oakmont Country Club
SCORES
73-71-70-74--288
TO PAR
+8
FINISH
T-23
YEAR
2024
SITE
Pinehurst Resort & Country Club (Course No. 2)
SCORES
74-74
TO PAR
+8
FINISH
MC
YEAR
2023
SITE
The Los Angeles Country Club (North Course)
SCORES
72-72
TO PAR
+4
FINISH
MC
YEAR
2022
SITE
The Country Club
SCORES
73-72
TO PAR
+5
FINISH
MC
YEAR
2019
SITE
Pebble Beach Golf Links
SCORES
74-70-70-72--286
TO PAR
+2
FINISH
T-43
YEAR
2009
SITE
Bethpage State Park (Black Course)
SCORES
73-65-75-75--288
TO PAR
+8
FINISH
T-36
YEAR
2008
SITE
Torrey Pines (South Course)
SCORES
77-75
TO PAR
+10
FINISH
MC
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