List of PGA Tour golfers participating in the 2024 Paris Olympics

The stage for the Olympic golf event at the 2024 Paris Olympics is all set, as the men's golf will take center stage this week. The Le Golf National is the venue for this prestigious event starting Thursday, 1st August, while the women's golf will begin next week at the same venue from 8th August.

The play format is 72-hole stroke play, similar to what we see weekly on the PGA Tour. The only difference is golfers will be representing their countries, and there will be no cut line after 36 holes. All the 60 golfers competing will make it to the final day.

Golfers seldom get to represent their country as golf is an individual sport. However, since the inception of golf in the Olympics in 2016, golfers have been able to represent their countries and showcase their talent and skills.

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The qualification for the 2024 Paris Olympics was based on the OWGR, with top-15 ranked players getting up to a maximum of four golfers from a single country. After the top 15, the top two eligible players per country, as long as that country does not already have at least two players in the top 15.

Most golfers eligible to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics are from the PGA Tour. There are 41 golfers from the PGA Tour, while the rest of the field comes from the DP World Tour, Asian Tour, LIV Golf, and other national tours.

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List of golfers from the PGA Tour competing in the 2024 Paris Olympics

Here is the list of all 41 golfers competing this week in the 2024 Paris Olympics at the Le Golf National.

Scottie Scheffler - USA

Xander Schauffele - USA

Wyndham Clark - USA

Collin Morikawa - USA

Rory McIlroy - Ireland

Shane Lowry - Ireland

Ludvig Åberg - Sweden

Alex Noren - Sweden

Viktor Hovland - Norway

Matsuyama Hideki - Japan

Tommy Fleetwood - Great Britain

Matt Fitzpatrick - Great Britain

Matthieu Pavon - France

Victor Perez - France

Sepp Straka - Austria

Kim Joo-hyung (Tom Kim) - South Korea

An Byeonghun - South Korea

Nick Taylor - Canada

Corey Connors - Canada

Min Woo Lee - Australia

Jason Day - Australia

Christiaan Bezuidenhout - South Africa

Erik van Rooyen - South Africa

Stephan Jäger - Germany

Matti Schmid - Germany

Nicolai Højgaard - Denmark

Thorbjørn Olesen - Denmark

Thomas Detry - Belgium

Adrien Dumont de Chassart - Belgium

Emiliano Grillo - Argentina

Alejandro Tosti - Argentina

Ryan Fox - New Zealand

Adrian Meronk - Poland

Sami Valimaki - Finland

Yu Chun-An (Kevin Yu) - Taiwan

Pan Cheng-Tsung (C.T. Pan) - Taiwan

Camilo Villegas - Colombia

Nico Echevarría - Columbia

Rafael Campos - Puerto Rico

Yuan Yechun (Carl Yuan) - China

Dou Zecheng - China