It’s hot and dry, which means balls are running through the fairways and skipping off the greens. The organisers have also used some pretty tricky pin positions, much to Ian Poulter’s dismay.
As a result, some of the top players in the world won’t be around for the weekend. Two top-five players, three top-10 players, six top-25 players, and ten top-40 players failed to make the cut.
Here are all the big-name golfers who missed the cut at the Open
THE OPEN IS playing surprisingly tough this week.
It’s hot and dry, which means balls are running through the fairways and skipping off the greens. The organisers have also used some pretty tricky pin positions, much to Ian Poulter’s dismay.
As a result, some of the top players in the world won’t be around for the weekend. Two top-five players, three top-10 players, six top-25 players, and ten top-40 players failed to make the cut.
Here they are:
On the other end of the spectrum, Tiger Woods is just one back of the lead.
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