Bryson DeChambeau Misses Masters Cut Following No. 18 Triple Bogey
In a surprising turn of events at the Masters, Bryson DeChambeau’s chances of making the cut slipped away dramatically. On Friday, he entered the 18th hole needing only a bogey to secure his spot for the weekend. However, DeChambeau shot a triple bogey, dropping his score from 3 over to a final tally of 6 over for the tournament.
Bryson DeChambeau’s Performance
DeChambeau finished his second round with a score of 2-over-par 74, missing the cut line set at 4 over. This sudden setback has raised questions about his game, particularly considering he was viewed as a strong contender entering the event. After the round, DeChambeau declined to speak to reporters.
Masters Leaderboard Update
Rory McIlroy, the defending champion, leads the tournament with an impressive 12 under overall after shooting a fantastic 7-under 65 on Friday. He holds a six-stroke advantage over Patrick Reed and Sam Burns, both of whom are tied for second. This marks the largest 36-hole lead in Masters history.
LIV Golf Players Struggle
DeChambeau was not alone in facing difficulties; five players from the LIV Golf contingent failed to make the cut, including two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson. Watson finished at 5 over, one stroke shy of the cut line. Other LIV players who missed include:
- Cameron Smith – 7 over
- Tom McKibbin – 7 over
- Carlos Ortiz – 11 over
However, some LIV players managed to perform well. Tyrrell Hatton shot a remarkable 6-under 66, putting him at 4 under overall and tied for seventh place. Dustin Johnson also contributed with a 1-over 73, currently holding even par and tied for 24th.
Notable Cut-Makers
While several prominent golfers faced missed cuts, others managed to stay in the competition. Here are notable players who made the cut:
- Sergio Garcia – 3 over
- Charl Schwartzel – 4 over
- Jon Rahm – 4 over
The competition at the Masters continues to be fierce, with hopes for an exciting weekend ahead as the remaining golfers vie for victory. Keep following Filmogaz.com for continuous updates and coverage on the Masters.
