No, the winner of the US Open gets a 10 year exemption.
Currently he is exempt for 10 years, but even if he stopped playing, he would have sponsor exemptions for the rest of his life.
Gerald Ford played in the Hawaiian Open in January 1970. He participated in the tournament shortly after his presidency, which lasted from 1974 to 1977. Ford was known for his love of golf, and his participation in the event was a notable moment in his post-presidential life.
They get a life time exemption to The Masters, a 5 year exemption on the PGA Tour and a 5 year exemption to the other 3 majors.
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No. Winning a major gives you a five year exemption on the PGA Tour or European Tour, and entry to all majors for the next ten years. The Masters gives you a life time exemption to The Masters, and some, like The Open give you a life time exemption on the course you won the championship.
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