Cameron Young tried to find the bottom of the hole in the 16th hole Augusta National on Friday.
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Augusta, ga. – Augusta National Strip players in all sorts of ways. Wrong handcuffs disappearing in RAE’s Creek. An unused eighth shots shocking in the pines. Wedge shots looking for pin that were winded by the wind.
In the second round of 89 mastersCameron Young met his fate in the two internal par-3s. His first point of concern came to the famous 12th, where he air -air shot in his bushes behind the green and had to take to one point. A chip and two strokes later, he had made a double double 5 to fall into a two respected two for his round (and for the tour) in what was a breeze and hard day in Augusta National.
Young went to Birdie-Bogey-Pa in his next three holes, which brought him to Par-16 still in two, which was the foreseen line. If Young could go out, he would play the weekend.
But its layer had other plans.
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After losing the green right, the young men were caught at 12 meters. This kick ran near the right edge, stopping 2 meters in front of the hole.
Blow, right? Wrong, not so fast.
Young’s brief test tried catching the right edge of the hole and withdrew, leaving it 11 inches for double.
Blow, right? Wrong, not so fast.
Young lost that stroke, too, on the low side, dipping it about 3 meters in front of the hole.
Stroke? Yes! Mostly, this effort fell, and Young left the green with a shocking triple-Bogey 6 shock.
Worse still, he had fallen on three outside the line with only two holes to play. A conclusion of the eagle birds seemed impossible, and it was actually. Young was fooled both 17 and 18 to shoot 79 and lose the cut with five.
Cruel game.
This was the third lost cutting of Young in the five beginnings of masters. But he also has two-top 10, in 2023 (T7) and ’24 (T9).
You can see the annoying sequence here:
