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On Friday, June 28, Akshay Bhatia fired a 5-under 67 to maintain his lead at the Rocket Mortgage Classic after two rounds. Aaron Rai shot 7-under 65 to join Bhatia for the two-stroke lead after 36 holes.
So far, the Rocket Mortgage Classic has been quite low scoring, and hence the cutline was also set as low as 4-under after Friday's round. Players finishing below T60 missed the cut this week.
Many top names, including last week's runner-up Tom Kim, also missed the Detroit Golf Club weekend. In this article, we will look at six players who missed the cut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.
Six top golfers who missed the cut at the Rocket Mortgage Classic
1) Tom Kim
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Tom Kim was playing in his ninth straight week on the PGA Tour but had to face an early exit this time. He carded 73 and 68 in the two rounds to finish at 3-under, missing the cut by just one shot. Last week, he finished runner-up at the Travelers Championship after losing to Scottie Scheffler in a playoff.
2) Keith Mitchell
Keith Mitchell was playing his first event since his T10 finish at the RBC Canadian Open. However, he missed the cut after shooting 70 and 71 to aggregate at 3-under after two rounds.
3) Robert MacIntyre
Robert MacIntyre bowed out of the Rocket Mortgage Classic after posting a pair of 71s in the two rounds. This is his second missed cut in three starts since winning his maiden title at the RBC Canadian Open.
4) Daniel Berger
Daniel Berger shot an even-par 72 on Friday after carding a 2-under 70 in the opening round. This was his second missed cut in the past three appearances.
5) Webb Simpson
Webb Simpson posted back-to-back 71s to aggregate at 2-under and missed the weekend by two shots.
6) Gary Woodland
Gary Woodland started the week in Detroit with a 2-under 70 but lost rhythm on Friday, carding a 4-over 76 to miss the cut.
