Max Homa, Chris Kirk among big names to miss the cut at 2024 Charles Schwab Challenge
For Pierceson Coody, this week at the Charles Schwab Challenge has been a special one, not only because it’s a home game but also because his grandfather, Charles, was instrumental in getting him the appearance.
“Without his kind of connections to TCU and Colonial I don’t know if I would be standing right here, because I got a sponsor invite this week. My status wasn’t good enough to get in on my number,” Coody said. “So, yeah, I owe a lot to the tournament and to just my granddad for kind of having the relationships that he does and allowing me to play and I’m just happy that I’m taking advantage of the opportunity.”
for Pearson Cy this week at the Charles Schwab challenge has been a special one not only because it’s a home game but also because his grandfather Charles was instrumental in getting him the appearance without his kind of connections to TCU and Colonial I don’t know if I would be standing right here because I got a sponsor invite this week my status wasn’t good enough to get in on my number Cy said so yeah I’ll a lot to the tournament and to just my granddad for kind of having the relationships that he does and allowing me to play and I’m just happy that I’m taking advantage of the opportunity Pearson couy has made the most of the chance maneuvering his way into a tie for second place at the tournament’s midpoint but while the former University of Texas Star has had things go his way this week a number of big names were sent packing after two rounds here’s a look at some of the notables who f failed to get below the cut line which fell at two under Bo Hustler three over Hustler sealed his fate with three bogeys on his first nine during Friday’s round Harris english four over talk about leaving town with a sour taste in your mouth in his final half dozen holes English had two bogeys and a triple to fall Two Shots Off the Mark Taylor Moore four over this marked just the second Mist cut of the year for Moore who posted five bogeys on the front nine during Friday’s action Chris Kirk five over although Kirk was one of the captains for a game between eight PGA Tour players who had rent on the line he dropped out of the picture by finishing with a 74 on Friday Ryan Palmer 7 over so much for the inside knowledge Palmer might have acquired while helping Gil Hance with the redesign Palmer opened his first nine in horrible Fashion on Friday with five b ois and a double Max H 7 over Friday gave H some time to work on his game after an opening round 78 and he fared much better finishing the second with a 69
