Two top-10 golfers miss cut at 2026 Rocket Classic
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Last updated Jul 31, 2026
World No. 7 Chris Gotterup and World No. 9 Wyndham Clark missed the cut at the 2026 Rocket Classic on July 31. The cut line was set at 3 under par after the second round at Detroit Golf Club, a notable increase from last year's 6 under par. Gotterup finished at 1 over after a 3-over 73 in the second round, while Clark ended at 5 over with scores of 1 over and 4 over in his two rounds. Other notable players failing to advance include ex-champions Aldrich Potgieter and Davis, both finishing at 3 over. Leading players heading into the weekend include Michael Kim and Xander Schauffele, both at 8 under.
- •Chris Gotterup finished 1 over for the tournament.
- •Wyndham Clark ended at 5 over after two rounds.
- •The cut line was 3 under par, tougher than last year.
- •Michael Kim and Xander Schauffele are tied for the lead at 8 under.
- •The tournament continues with the third round scheduled for August 1.
- 11:55 PMYahoo Sports — 2026 Rocket Classic missed cut: Two top-10 golfers miss weekend play
"The cut line after second-round play ended on Friday, July 31, was set at 3 under par for 2026 – significantly tougher this year after renovations.
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