LIV Golf leaderboard at The Open: Final scores from Royal Portrush

Two-time major champion Bryson DeChambeau topped the LIV Golf leaderboard at The Open thanks to a stunning fightback. 

DeChambeau looked as though he was heading for the exit at the halfway stage of the final men's major of the year at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. 

The 31-year-old carded a disastrous opening round of seven-over 78 and admitted he wanted to go home. 

But, inspired by his late father, the content king fought back and went on to record three rounds in the 60s to finish in a share for 10th. 

If it wasn't already in the bag, DeChambeau's performance at the Dunluce Links secured his spot in the US Ryder Cup team. 

DeChambeau wasn't the only player from the PIF-backed league to fare well at The Open. 

Dustin Johnson made his first major cut of 2025 at Portrush and finished in a share for 16th. 

Johnson told reporters before the major began it was 'going to suck' missing out on the forthcoming Ryder Cup but he will be pleased that he showed there's life in the old dog yet.

Elsewhere, Tyrrell Hatton once again fared well in one of golf's big four. 

The Englishman had a chance, albeit very slim, of challenging eventual champion Scottie Scheffler for the Claret Jug but had to settle for a share of 16th on the overall leaderboard. 

Hatton tied fourth at the US Open in June. 

Despite their best days being behind them, Lee Westwood and former Open winners Phil Mickelson and Henrik Stenson made the cut.

The 153rd Open featured 19 LIV Golf players and 11 progressed to the weekend. 

Joaquin Niemann, Cameron Smith, Carlos Ortiz, Tom McKibbin, Lucas Herbert, Patrick Reed, Louis Oosthuizen and Brooks Koepka made their exit after 36 holes. 

They weren't the only big names to miss the cut. 

GolfMagic has published the final LIV Golf leaderboard at The Open results below. 

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