Dustin Johnson found success during his final round at the 2018 Masters, at one point birdying three-straight holes on his back nine. But Irmo’s own wasn’t able to do enough to catch up to a loaded leader board and is still searching for a first green jacket and a second major championship in his career.
Irmo native Dustin Johnson earned a top-10 finish at his third-straight showing at The Masters, but he was critical of his putting performance on the greens of Augusta National during golf’s first major of the year.
After missing The Masters the last two years, Tiger Woods finished the tournament today +1 with a -3 final round. But what’s even more important? He’s back to playing at the greatest event the sport has to offer.
Dustin Johnson, the No. 1 player in the world, made a 45-foot par putt on the 16th to atone for several birdie putts in the 10-foot range he missed. Johnson had a 68 and was six shots behind, along with Thomas, who had a 67.
Former Clemson All-American Kyle Stanley made the cut at the 2018 Masters with a round of 74 on Friday. Current Clemson sophomore Doc Redman had a second round 77 and missed the cut.
Chapin’s own and former Gamecock Wesley Bryan missed the cut in his Masters debut, after posting a +6 (78) on Friday.
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Clemson sophomore Doc Redman shot a four-over-par 76 in the opening round of the 2018 Masters and stands in a tie for 62nd place out of 87 players entering Friday’s second round at the famed Augusta National Golf Club.
Tiger Woods attracted most of the attention. Jordan Spieth caused the most concern.
The recovery from the back injury took a lot longer than he imagined, longer than the sting of having to miss the Masters.
