Bryson DeChambeau Misses Cut at Masters with 6-Over 150 Total

Bryson DeChambeau, a professional golfer and captain of a team in the LIV Golf League, did not advance past the cut at the 2024 Masters Tournament. His 36-hole total was 6-over par 150, which was two strokes higher than the cut line. The Masters is held annually at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

The cut at the Masters determines which players proceed to the weekend rounds. Typically, the top 50 players and ties, including those within 10 strokes of the leader, advance. DeChambeau's score of 150 meant he finished outside this threshold.

S. Amateur. He has competed in major championships, including previous Masters appearances. His participation in LIV Golf, which launched in 2022, has been part of broader discussions in professional golf regarding tours and player contracts.

The 2024 Masters began on April 11 and runs through April 14.

It features 89 players, including past champions and top-ranked professionals. The winner receives the green jacket and a share of the $20 million purse. Missing the cut affects a player's tournament standing and potential earnings from the event.

DeChambeau, like other non-advancing players, will not compete in the third and fourth rounds. Organizers expect around 60 players to make the cut based on early scoring. LIV Golf, where DeChambeau serves as a team captain, operates as a separate circuit from the PGA Tour.

Players in LIV events receive guaranteed contracts, contrasting with the PGA Tour's performance-based model. DeChambeau joined LIV in 2022 after leaving the PGA Tour.

is scheduled to compete in upcoming LIV Golf events and other tournaments.

The PGA Tour and LIV Golf continue negotiations on potential merger terms, with updates expected in the coming months. The Masters remains a key event for all professional golfers seeking major titles.