2024 Barracuda Championship Monday qualifiers: Who qualified for the $4,000,000 event

The 2024 Barracuda Championship will be played this weekend as an alternative tournament to the Major happening at the same time. Since the field for Major championships is often very difficult to get into, smaller tournaments like this one are scheduled to give everyone else a chance to play and earn some money.

It's not the easiest tournament to get into, though. There is qualifying, and much of it took place on Monday, July 15. After a qualifier finished, there are now four players in the field that weren't beforehand.

Baron Szeto shot eight under to win the qualifier outright. In second place was Beua Forest, who shot six under. Both players automatically made it into the field for this weekend.

There was a four-way tie for third, which yielded a playoff. Corey Pereira, Sangmoon Bae, Alex Ching, and Sterling Hurd all tied at five under. After the playoff, Pereira and Bae earned their spots in the Barracuda Championship.

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Who's playing the Barracuda Championship?

Aside from the four above who qualified as a result of their performances yesterday, the field is full of talented golfers who didn't get the chance to play in the Open Championship.

Keith Mitchell will play the Barracuda Championship

They all have a legitimate shot at winning. Per CBS Sports, here are the official odds for all other golfers in the Barracuda Championship field:

• Keith Mitchell 20-1
• Michael Thorbjornsen 22-1
• Erik van Rooyen 22-1
• Sam Stevens 24-1
• Taylor Pendrith 25-1
• Patrick Rodgers 30-1
• Kevin Yu 33-1
• Mark Hubbard 33-1
• Beau Hossler 33-1
• Adam Svensson 33-1
• Nick Dunlap 40-1
• Chan Kim 40-1
• Mac Meissner 40-1
• Neal Shipley 40-1
• J.J. Spaun 45-1
• Andrew Putnam 45-1
• Michael Kim 45-1
• Harry Hall 45-1
• Ben Silverman 45-1
• Rico Hoey 45-1
• Joel Dahmen 50-1
• Jake Knapp 50-1
• Max Greyserman 50-1
• Johannes Veerman 50-1
• S.H. Kim 55-1
• Chesson Hadley 55-1
• Hayden Springer 55-1
• Pierceson Coody 55-1
• Daniel Berger 60-1
• Kyoung-Hoon Lee 60-1
• Dylan Wu 60-1
• Patrick Fishburn 60-1
• Matti Schmid 66-1
• Carson Young 66-1
• Sam Ryder 66-1
• Jacob Bridgeman 70-1
• Alex Smalley 70-1
• Greyson Sigg 70-1
• Alex Fitzpatrick 70-1
• Matt NeSmith 70-1
• Sam Bairstow 70-1
• Patton Kizzire 75-1
• Troy Merritt 75-1
• Ryan Moore 75-1
• Zac Blair 75-1
• Nate Lashley 80-1
• Luke List 80-1
• Hayden Buckley 80-1
• Charley Hoffman 90-1
• Joseph Bramlett 90-1
• Alejandro Tosti 90-1
• Nick Hardy 90-1
• Jimmy Stanger 90-1
• Tyler Duncan 100-1
• Garrick Higgo 100-1
• Vince Whaley 100-1
• Martin Laird 100-1
• Kevin Tway 100-1
• Robby Shelton 100-1
• Cameron Champ 100-1
• Scott Jamieson 100-1
• Lanto Griffin 100-1
• Henrik Norlander 100-1
• Mats Ege 100-1
• Chad Ramey 110-1

Several of these players, such as Jake Knapp, Taylor Pendrith, and Keith Mitchell, have played very well in PGA Tour events this year and will have a good chance at earning a victory this weekend.