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Curtis Luck also makes the cut by finishing his first two rounds at Augusta National Golf Club 6-over
Hagestad is also the first mid-amateur player to make the cut since 1999 when Tom McKnight made it to the weekend after earning his spot into the field by finishing as the 1998 U.S. Amateur runner-up. “My adrenaline was firing a little bit because I knew kind of where I stood,” Hagestad said following his round, “and I obviously knew the history with mid- ams and the Masters, and that’s been something that’s been on my mind the whole week.” Hagestad who opened his week with a 2-over 74 came flying out of the gates Friday with birdies on Nos. 4 and 5 to reach even-par for the tournament. The birdie on the 5th was the result of a rolled in 19-footer. “He had a lot of good shots and made some good putts,” Hagestad’s playing competitor Larry Mize said. “I’m excited for him. He’s a nice young man, and I’m happy he’s going to be here on the weekend.” Following a run of pars Hagestad switched into hang on mode as he bogeyed the 9th, 11th, 12th and 17th holes to drop to 4-over. During the run Hagestad made a nervy par on the 16th and it all set up the closing hole dramatics that resulted in a second round 1-over 73. “The goal to start the week was earn your way to have the opportunity to come back again next year,” said Hagestad who will tee off at 12:40 p.m. EST playing with Brian Stuard for a third straight day. Reigning U.S. and Asia-Pacific Amateur champion Curtis Luck turned in a second round even-par 72 to remain at 6-over and make the cut on the number. Luck, the top-ranked player in the Golfweek/AmateurGolf.com Rankings, filled his card with nine front nine pars before kicking off a seesaw back nine at Augusta National Golf Club with a birdie on the 10th. Luck then grabbed two more birdies on the 13th and 15th holes while also bogeying the 14th, 16th and 18th.Masters 2017: Stewart Hagestad | 18th Hole, Round 2 pic.twitter.com/Wf pjcJca5m
— Masters Highlights (@MastersMoments) April 7, 2017
| Place | Player | Location | Pts | Scores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T36 | Newport Beach, CA | 700 | 74-73-74-73=294 | |
| T46 | , Australia | 500 | 78-72-75-72=297 | |
| MC | McKinney, TX | 0 | 78-75=153 | |
| MC | , England | 0 | 82-75=157 | |
| MC | , Chile | 0 | 81-80=161 |

One of Golf's four professional majors traditionally invites amateurs who have reached the finals of the US Amateur, or won the British Amateur or the US Mid Amateur. Also included are the winners of the relatively new Asia Pacific Amateur and Latin ...

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