Masters Cut Line 2025 of Players Removed from 1st Major

The 18th hole at Augusta National prevented multiple star golfers from making the cut at the 2025 Masters.

Brooks Koepka and Sepp Straka were among the players who hit over par on No. 18 to miss the cut when Round 2 ended Friday at Augusta National.

Here's a complete list of the players cut from the Masters after two rounds.

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2025 Masters Cut Line (missed cut of +2 through Friday's Round 2)

Russell Henley

Chris Kirk

Dustin Johnson

Bernhard Langer

Keegan Bradley

Justin Hastings

Joe Highsmith

Rafael Campos

Mike Weir

Tony Finau

Adam Schenk

Sergio Garcia

Fred Couples

Sepp Straka

Adam Scott

Billy Horschel

Phil Mickelson

Brooks Koepka

Cameron Smith

Austin Eckroat

Nicolai Højgaard

Kevin Yu

Jhonattan Vegas

Robert MacIntyre

Hiroshi Tai

José María Olazábal

Christiaan Bezuidenhout

Cameron Young

Patton Kizzire

Lucas Glover

Taylor Pendrith

Will Zalatoris

Thomas Detry

Evan Beck

Cam Davis

Matthieu Pavon

Laurie Canter

Jose Luis Ballester

Thriston Lawrence

Noah Kent

Ángel Cabrera

Nick Dunlap

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Koepka, who hit a hole-in-one during Wednesday's Par 3 contest at Augusta, fell below the cut after an eight-stroke quadruple bogey on No. 18.

Straka started out the back nine with four birdies in five holes, but his comeback fell short as he went above par on the final two with a double bogey on No. 18.

Phil Mickelson joined Straka and Koepka in hitting over par on the final hole. The three-time Masters champion ran into trouble with double bogey on No. 15, then bogeyed again on the 16th and 18th holes to miss out on the cut.

Will Zalatoris and Cameron Smith similarly both struggled on their second nine. Zalatoris hit three double bogeys down the stretch, while Smith recorded four bogeys and double bogeyed on No. 15.

After hitting over par on five holes in Round 1, Tony Finau recorded back-to-back birdies on Nos. 10 and 11 to solidify his spot below the cut on Friday.

Two-time Masters runner-up Justin Rose topped the leaderboard at 8-under through two rounds. Bryson DeChambeau sat just behind at 7-under, while Rory McIlroy and Corey Connors were 6 under par heading into the weekend.

Round 3 of the 2025 Masters is set to start Saturday at 10 a.m., followed by Round 4 at the same time on Sunday.