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Mikkel Reese, a professional from Iowa, cards nine birdies against two bogeys at Bearpath Golf & CC to post a 7-under 65. He's the current clubhouse leader and looking to grab one of nine spots at U.S. Senior Open Local Qualifying.

Advancing from Monday's USGA Senior Open Local Qualifying Bearpath Golf & CC (L to R): Chris Tollefsrud, Tony Vincelli, Iowa pro Darin Fisher, Iowa pro and medalist Mikkel Reese, Daryl Schomer, Jim Lehman and Jesse Bull. Not pictured: professionals Eric Chiles and Eric Rolland.

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First scoring groups are in the clubhouse Legends Golf Club for 2025 USGA Open Local Qualifying. Follow the leaderboard at mngolf.org.

Cretin-Derham Hall senior and Minnesota Men's Golf commit Joe Honsa cards a 1-under 71 to take clubhouse lead Legends Golf Club during 2025 USGA Open Local Qualifying. Current Gopher Jack Wetzel sits one back at even par with professional Kyle Scanlon and Eden Prairie senior Ryan Cronin.

2023 Minnesota Golf Association Junior Boys' POY and defending Class AAA individual champion, Torger Ohe, tallies seven birdies and a pair of bogeys to take the clubhouse lead with a 5-under 67 at 2025 USGA Open Qualifying Legends Golf Club.

Former Minnesota Men's Golf Riley Johnson fires a 6-under 66, helped by an albatross at the par-5 fourth hole at Legends Golf Club from 217 yards with a 7-iron. Johnson takes clubhouse lead by one at USGA Open Local Qualifying.

Moving on from USGA Open Local Qualifying Legends Golf Club are (from L to R): former Minnesota Men's Golf Harrison arnold, Saint John's Athletics Andrew Boemer, medalist and former Minnesota Men's Golf Riley Johnson and future Minnesota Men's Golf Torger Ohe.

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First groups are in the clubhouse Windsong Golf Club at 2025 USGA Open Local Qualifying. Five players from the field of 83 players will move on to the second stage of qualifying.

Cretin-Derham Hall senior Sam Udovich posts a 1-under 70 Windsong Golf Club to take the clubhouse lead at 2025 USGA Open Local Qualifying.

Former Minnesota Men's Golf Josh Persons joins Coahran in the clubhouse at 2-under 69. Persons previously qualified for the 2015 U.S. Open at Chambers Bay.

Moving on from Windsong Golf Club to the second stage of qualifying for USGA Open are (L to R): co-medalist Peyton Coahran, professional Jack Hiemenz, Cretin-Derham Hall senior Sam Udovich, co-medalist Josh Persons and 2024 Twin Cities champion Ralph Baxley.

2024 Epson Tour Championship winner and 2025 LPGA rookie Heather Lin posts 5-under 67 The Meadows at Mystic Lake to earn a share of clubhouse lead following the first 18 holes at 2025 USGA Women's Open Qualifying. Three spots available to the championship beginning May 29 Erin Hills Golf.

10-year LPGA veteran Jing Yan (People's Republic of China) cards six birdies and a lone bogey during her first round The Meadows at Mystic Lake to earn a share of the clubhouse lead at 2025 USGA Women's Open Qualifying. Follow the leaderboard at mngolf.org.

The second round of play at USGA Women's Open Qualifying is underway at The Meadows at Mystic Lake. Three spots are available to the championship beginning May 29 Erin Hills Golf. Follow live scoring at mngolf.org.

Heather Lin follows her opening-round 67 with a 2-over 74 to take the clubhouse lead USGA Women's Open Qualifying The Meadows at Mystic Lake. She sits at 3-under 141.

China's Jing Yan fires a 2-under 70 during her second round Woodstock Meadows GC to take the clubhouse lead at 7-under 137. Yan is looking to qualify for her seventh USGA Women's Open and first since 2023.

(L to R): Japan's Minami Katsu, China's Jing Yan and Australian Grace Kim advance from USGA Women's Open Qualifying The Meadows at Mystic Lake to earn a spot in the field later this month Erin Hills Golf.