Final Qualifying: Shot 68-68 at the Golf Club of Purchase and Century C.C., in Purchase, N.Y., on June 8

The Short Hills, N.J., native will make his fourth start in the U.S. Open after posting rounds of 68-68 at the Golf Club of Purchase and Century Country Club on June 8. Greyserman had a breakout season on the PGA Tour in 2024, posting four top-10 finishes, including a solo second in the 3M Open and Wyndham Championship. Greyserman earned his PGA Tour playing privileges for 2024 by finishing ninth on the Korn Ferry Tour points list in 2023 with two runner-up finishes.  Greyserman comes from a golf family. His younger brother, Dean, plays at Stanford, and another brother, Reed, is competing at Princeton University. An older sister, Jacquie, played tennis at Emory University. Both his younger brothers were in U.S. Open qualifying this year. His parents, Alex and Elaine, both emigrated from the Soviet Union (what is now Ukraine) as teenagers and met at Rutgers University, where he was a math major and she played on the tennis team. He later became a math professor at Columbia University as well as a portfolio manager in the financial world. Elaine, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, competed in the inaugural U.S. Adaptive Open in 2022 at Pinehurst No. 6 in the Neurological Impairment category. Max won the 2014 New Jersey State Open as an amateur.