Justin Rose maintains the top of the Masters panel

On the opening day of April 8, Rose was unsettled at the beginning of the match because two bogeys crossed seven holes but suddenly scored seven birdies, an eagle and no bogey in the remaining 11 holes. Thus he monopolized the top of the board with -7 and led four strokes. In the second round on April 9, Rose cleaned up this advantage in the first seven holes, due to four bogeys and only one birdie. At that time, Rose’s round score was +3.

But then the English golfer got up, pulling the scoreboard back to par with three birdies and no bogey after all. This stage, Rose played an average of 281 yards, hit 9 out of 14 fairways and went green according to the standard of 15 holes.

From the advantage of four strokes at the beginning of the second match, Rose also leads only one stroke when she is done.

Behind him were 10 players in the three-stroke range.

Justin Rose hit 72 strokes in the second round of The Masters 2021

Yesterday’s score was more negative than the first day – 35 vs. 12 due to the softer greens, and as a result, round average performance improved, to 72.2 versus 74.5 in the first round. And the deepest ring score at -6, belongs to Bernd Wiesberger and Tony Finau. The two beat 66 sticks, thereby jumping 24 steps to T6 (-4), next to Kim Si Woo and Hideki Matsuyama – two Asian representatives.

Right on this group are Marc Leishman and Jordan Spieth in T4 (-5) and T2 (-6) including Will Zalatoris and Brian Harman.

Leishman, Justin Thomas and Bryson DeChambeau are in the 67-club group and Spieth and Zalatoris are in the 68-stroke group. Thomas is in T6 and DeChambeau is at T17, six strokes from the top of the table.

Although the cut-off line was at +3, defending champion Dustin Johnson at +5 had to leave Masters for the 85th time. The same plight with Johnson was the big stars such as Rory McIlroy, Brooks Koepka, Sergio Garcia, Lee Westwood. Last year, Johnson was crowned at -20. At that time, he and Spieth owned the final record in major since 1934.

Masters first introduced a 36-hole cut in 1957. Initially, only the top or the T40 were eligible for weekend tickets. By 1962, the cutoff range was opened to top or T44 and included those 10 strokes away from the top of the board. From Masters 2020 – the 84th onwards, the principle of cutting the comb type “factor 10” and only taking the top or T50.

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