AUGUSTA \u2014 Bryson DeChambeau entered this 90th Masters feeling pretty confident. He\u2019d won his two most recent events on LIV Golf, and was in the final group at last year\u2019s Masters alongside eventual winner Rory McIlroy. If DeChambeau had broken through for his first green jacket this week, it would have hardly been a surprise.<\/p>\n
Instead, his Masters was shocking: he failed to make the weekend.<\/p>\n
Augusta\u2019s cut landed at 4 over par, and 54 of the field\u2019s 91 participants will continue on Saturday and Sunday. DeChambeau will not be one of them.<\/p>\n
He had a shaky opening round but was still holding it together until the 11th hole on Thursday, when he took three swipes to extract his ball from a greenside bunker. That triple bogey essentially ended his hopes of a green jacket, and his battle to play the weekend was on. <\/p>\n
The suspense lasted all the way to his 36th and final hole. He stood on the 18th tee on Friday one shot inside the cut, and sent his tee shot into the right-side trees. He punched out into the front-left bunker \u2026 and that\u2019s where his bunker play ended his week. He took two swings to get out and eventually two-putted from the front of the green for a triple-bogey 7.<\/p>\n
DeChambeau\u2019s MC is the most surprising this week at Augusta National, but of course he is hardly alone in heading out early. Here are some other notable players to miss the cut.<\/p>\n
More Notable Players to Miss the Cut at the 2026 Masters<\/p>\n