Did any of the Liv players make the cut at the U.S. Open?

The 2022 U.S. Open course at The Country Club has proven to be difficult this week even for some of the world’s best golfers.

The cut line for the second round on Friday, June 17 was 3-over par, and several renowned players failed to make it, meaning they will miss the weekend action in Brookline.

Only four of the 15 LIV players who began this week’s U.S. Open cut on Friday, with past major champions Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed leading the way, while Phil Mickelson headed home early.

Mickelson has now failed to cut each of his major titles. Mickelson has struggled in recent years, notably since his second-place performance in the 2013 U.S. Open, the only one of the four majors he has failed to win in his career.

Kevin Chappell (9-over), Billy Horschel (6-over), Louis Oosthuizen (6-over), Tony Finau (5-over), and Kevin Na were among the famous golfers that missed the cut in Brookline (5-over).

Cameron Smith was the most unexpected golfer to miss the cut. He was a popular selection to win his first major this week, but a 4-over second round dropped him to 6-over overall.