US EditionNick Taylor finally made a major cut again. Some big names failed to do the same at the Masters
- Nick Taylor made the cut in a major tournament for the first time in five years at the Masters on April 11, 2025, after previously missing eight consecutive cuts.
- Jon Rahm and Patrick Cantlay made the cut at the Masters with their final scores on the number.
- Brooks Koepka missed the cut by two shots, struggling with a penalty shot and three-putting on the 18th hole.
- Dustin Johnson and Russell Henley also failed to make the cut at the Masters, finishing with scores just shy of the cut.
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Brooks Koepka's Wife Shares Swimsuit Video After He Misses Cut At Masters
Top 10 Most Prestigious Golf Courses In The USA (3:42) It was a disappointing outing at Augusta this week for five-time major winner Brooks Koepka as he missed the cut. But his wife Jena might be able to cheer him up.A disappointing score of 74 on Thursday preceded an even worse score of 75 on Friday. At plus-five through two rounds, Koepka couldn't even come close to making the cut. It was the third time in the last five years that he has misse…
Brooks Koepka's Wife Softens The Blow Of His Missed Masters Cut By Golfing In A Bikini
Bit of a good news/bad news situation for Brooks Koepka this weekend at The Masters. First, the bad news: there is no "weekend" for Brooksie. He missed the cut Friday afternoon in the most painful way possible – a snowman on 18. Brutal. There's pain, and there's missing the Masters cut with a quadruple on 18. Now, to the good news! His Sports Illustrated swimsuit wife, Jena Sims, threw on her bikini, grabbed a club, and hit the course to soften …
Nick Taylor Finally Made a Major Cut Again. Some Big Names Failed to Do the Same at the Masters
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