Golf professional Sepp Straka clearly missed the cut at the $ 7.4 million US PGA Tour tournament in Cromwell, Connecticut.
The 27-year-old Austrian got a black day on Friday and had no chance after five bogeys in the first ten holes. After three birdies, Straka ended the second round with 72 strokes (two over par) and the tournament with a total score of 141 (one over par) in 120th place. The Viennese living in the USA made it to the third tournament after the restart after the CoV break for the second time not in the prize money.
Top of the ranking was US veteran Phil Mickelson, who leads after a 63 round with a total of 127 strokes (13 under par) ahead of his compatriot Will Gordon and the Canadian Mackenzie Hughes (128 each). Northern Ireland’s world number one Rory McIlroy is four strokes behind in fourth.
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