Bryson...Again!? Big Names Who Missed the Cut at the U.S. Open

Another major championship, another missed cut for Bryson DeChambeau. Here's a full look at the notable names heading home after two days at Shinnecock Hills.

Riley Hamel

SOUTHAMPTON, NY — Wyndham Clark made it look pretty damn easy over the first two days of the U.S. Open, posting rounds of 64-69 to hold the solo-lead at 7 under. But there were plenty of notable names who struggled with Shinnecock Hills and are headed home a few days early.

The group includes Jon Rahm, who missed just his second cut in his last 27 major championship starts.

Here's a look at the long list of big names who missed the cut at the U.S. Open.

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Notable Names Who Missed the Cut at the U.S. Open

Bryson DeChambeau, 5 Over (70-75)

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For the third major in a row, DeChambeau is headed home after two days—but remember, YouTube Golf is great prep for the biggest tournaments in the world!

Viktor Hovland, 5 over (76-69)

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Hovland played solid golf on Day 2, but an opening-round 76 was too much to overcome for the Norwegian.

Rickie Fowler, 5 Over (71-74)

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Fowler had a 12-foot birdie putt on his 36th hole, but couldn't get it to go. He's now missed three straight cuts this season.

Patrick Reed, 5 Over (72-73)

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After two top-15 finishes at the Masters and PGA Championship, Reed is headed home after two rounds at Shinnecock.

Jon Rahm, 6 Over (68-78)

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It looked like Rahm was going to be right in the conversation over the weekend after opening with a 68, but the Spaniard played some ugly golf on Friday.

Patrick Cantlay, 6 Over (74-72)

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Many liked Cantlay's chances this week, but it'll be another major championship disappointment for arguably the best player without one.

Shane Lowry, 6 Over (73-73)

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The Irishman played all four rounds at the Masters and PGA Championship, but he won't do the same in the Hamptons.

Cameron Smith, 6 Over (75-71)

After tying for seventh at Aronimink last month, Smith, as he did at the Masters, missed the cut at the U.S. Open.

Min Woo Lee, 7 Over (74-73)

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Lee missed the cut at the Masters back in April, and he had the same fate at Shinnecock.

Adam Scott, 8 Over (73-75)

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Scott made his 100th consecutive major championship start this week, but it'll end two days earlier than he had hoped.

Jake Knapp, 8 Over (77-71)

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This was Knapp’s first start since the RBC Heritage in April, and the rust was obvious during a Thursday 77.

Brooks Koepka, 10 Over (73-77)

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Shinnecock's 2018 champion won't have the opportunity to win on Long Island this time around after a tough Friday.

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