Augusta, Georgia – History says that only golfers who have placed themselves in the top 11 of the ranking after 18 holes at the Augusta National Golf Club have a chance to slip the green jacket on Sunday. Do not say it to the big names in competition at the 2025 Masters. One day after Justin Rose ran to the top of the classification commanding a three -stroke advance at the back of a 65 opening, the second round at Augusta National will see the players arguing to position themselves inside the cup line and in the running.
Rory McILroy was on the right track in the top five of this tournament before the disaster strikes at the end of the first round – a pair of doubles. On the same hand, he will have work to do alongside the finalist last year, Ludvig Åberg, who pushed two straight missed cuts to sign for a 68. Bryson Dechambeau and Tyrrell Hatton are also in the running, while the world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler was flawless with a 68 Bogey-free in the first round, but now, you have to wait until afternoon his again.
Rose holds mainly firm during the first nine of her second round, while Dechambeau races to join him near the top of the ranking. McILroy always tries to find his stroke, and although he is in red number, he is far from the head needing a significant second to nine – in a major reversal of his first round – to make the necessary gains to go to the line.
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