Woo Kim and Joo Hyung Kim made the cut in dramatic fashion
After shooting 6-over par through two rounds at the 88th Masters, South Korean duo Si Woo Kim and Joo Hyung Kim made the cut in dramatic fashion, tied for 50th place. They advanced to the third round. At 52nd and looking like they would miss the cut, Hideki Matsuyama (JPN) double-bogeyed the par-4 18th hole to drop to 6-over par, and Justin Thomas (USA) double-bogeyed the final 18th hole (par-4) to drop to 7-over par, Kim and Kim dramatically jumped to a tie for 50th. The duo helped 11 players stay alive in a tie for 50th. All 60 players advanced to the third round.
Thomas was even par through the 14th hole (par-4), but dropped seven strokes in four holes with a double bogey on the 15th (par-5), 안전놀이터 double bogey on the 16th (par-3), bogey on the 17th (par-4) and double bogey on the 18th (par-4).
The third round of the day began at 9:35 a.m. local time with Rickie Fowler (USA) and Hideki Matsuyama (JPN) teeing off first, followed by the next pair 10 minutes later. Five hours and 10 minutes later, at 2:45 p.m., the 30th and final pairing of Max Homa (USA) and Bryson DeChambeau (USA) teed off on the first hole.
The “10-shot rule” was scrapped after a number of players opted to make two cuts.
There were 89 players in this year’s Masters. A major usually has 156 players. Only players who meet at least one of the 20 qualifying criteria set by the organizer, Augusta National Golf Club, are invited. Usually, there are no more than 100 players. The highest number of players was 109 in 1962, and it hasn’t exceeded 100 since 1966. In 1985, only 77 players met the criteria.
There are two main reasons why the Masters limits the number of players who make the cut to around 50 despite the small field. The Masters is a three-man team event for rounds one and two, while rounds three and four are two-man teams. 카지노사이트 추천 The Masters is a one-way street from the first to the last hole, unlike most other tournaments that have simultaneous starts from holes 1 and 10 in rounds one and two.
In order to maintain this tradition and still finish the rounds before sunset, the Masters believes that a field of around 50 players is appropriate.