(WUSA) -- Next Thursday, golfers will tee of in the AT&T National's return to Congressional Country Club. Yesterday, the field was announced for this year's tournament.

Tiger Woods makes his return to his tournament after not playing in it last year. The former number one ranked golfer in the world won his own tournament three years ago, when it was last held at Congressional.

Hunter Mahan joins Tiger Woods as the only golfers ranked in the top 10 to participate in the AT&T National. The two are also the only golfers in the field with multiple wins on tour in 2012. Mahan has finished no lower than 12th in the AT&T National when it's been played at Congressional, including a second place finish to Woods in 2009.

Jim Furyk also will be a part of the AT&T National field. For Furyk, the tournament represents his first action on tour since the U.S. Open. The 42-year old was tied for the lead at Olympic Golf Club after the second and third rounds, only to falter in the final round before finishing tied for fourth.

Nick Watney will attempt to become the first golfer to win the AT&T National in back-to-back years. Watney won at Aronimink Golf Club last year by two strokes over fellow 2012 participant, and 2007 winner, K.J. Choi.

In addition to some of the more established names on tour participating in the AT&T National, youth also will be served. 

The tournament will be just the second one for Patrick Cantlay as a pro. Cantlay turned pro this week following the U.S. Open. He is currently competing in the Traveler's Championship.

The AT&T National will mark the first tournament since the U.S. Open for 17-year old Beau Hossler. Hossler is coming off an impressive performance in San Francisco. The rising high school senior finished tied for 29th, and briefly led the U.S. Open during the second round.

Listed below is the entire field for the AT&T National, and the alternates. 

Our live coverage from Congressional Country Club begins Monday. We will have a special Clubhouse Report following our 11pm newscast Wednesday-Friday of next week.

2012 AT&T National Field

Blake Adams 
Robert Allenby 
Arjun Atwal 
Sang-Moon Bae 
Ricky Barnes 
**Cameron Beckman 
**Notah Begay III 
Matt Bettencourt 
Kris Blanks 
Michael Bradley 
Angel Cabrera 
Chad Campbell 
** Patrick Cantlay 
Roberto Castro 
Bud Cauley 
Greg Chalmers 
Kevin Chappell 
K.J. Choi 
Stewart Cink 
Will Claxton 
Erik Compton 
Chris Couch 
Ben Crane 
Ben Curtis 
Brian Davis 
Jason Day 
Brendon de Jonge 
Graham DeLaet 
Chris DiMarco 
James Driscoll 
 Harris English 
Bob Estes 
Matt Every 
Martin Flores 
Jim Furyk 
Tommy Gainey 
Robert Garrigus 
Brian Gay 
Tom Gillis 
Lucas Glover 
Hunter Haas 
Brian Harman 
J.J. Henry 
Tim Herron 
Charley Hoffman 
J.B. Holmes 
**Beau Hossler 
Charles Howell III 
John Huh 
**Billy Hurley III 
Ryuji Imada 
Trevor Immelman 
Brandt Jobe 
Dustin Johnson 
Sung Kang 
J.J. Killeen 
**K.T. Kim 
Chris Kirk 
Colt Knost 
Kelly Kraft 
Martin Laird 
**Danny Lee 
Marc Leishman 
Justin Leonard 
Spencer Levin 
Davis Love III 
Jeff Maggert 
Hunter Mahan 
John Mallinger 
Steve Marino 
David Mathis 
Troy Matteson 
Billy Mayfair 
William McGirt 
George McNeill 
John Merrick 
Bryce Molder 
Ryan Moore 
Seung-Yul Noh 
Sean O'Hair 
Nick O'Hern 
Jeff Overton 
Greg Owen 
Ryan Palmer 
Rod Pampling 
Pat Perez 
Tom Pernice Jr. 
Scott Piercy 
D.A. Points 
Dicky Pride 
 Chez Reavie 
Kyle Reifers 
Andres Romero 
Rory Sabbatini 
Adam Scott 
Vijay Singh 
Heath Slocum 
**Jordan Spieth 
Kevin Stadler 
Scott Stallings 
Kyle Stanley 
Brendan Steele 
Kevin Streelman 
Chris Stroud 
Daniel Summerhays 
Josh Teater 
Michael Thompson 
D.J. Trahan 
Cameron Tringale 
Bo Van Pelt 
Jhonattan Vegas 
Camilo Villegas 
Johnson Wagner 
Jimmy Walker 
Nick Watney 
Boo Weekley 
Charlie Wi 
Gary Woodland 
Tiger Woods 
Y.E. Yang 
 
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Alternates:

Gates, Bobby 
Taylor, Vaughn 
Anderson, Mark 
Lunde, Bill 
Todd, Brendon 
Bohn, Jason 
Carballo, Miguel Angel 
Durant, Joe 
Christian, Gary 
Kisner, Kevin