Here's how the other eleven amateurs played at Royal Troon
7/21/2024 | by Justin Golba of AmateurGolf.com
see also: View results for British Open, Royal Portrush Golf Club
Calum Scott earned the Silver medal as low amateur, but how did the other eleven golfers fare this week?
The 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon Golf Club has come and gone, and Texas Tech standout and Scottish golfer Calum Scott won low amateur honors and the Silver medal in his home country.
Outside of Scott, three other amateurs made the cut.
Luis Masaveu, Tommy Morrison, and Jacob Skov Olesen all made the cut. Skov Olesen and Morrison finished T60 at 11-over, and Masaveu finished in solo 78th place at 18-over. Masaveu and Morrison made the cut on the number.
The golfers in the second round faced brutal weather conditions, making the course longer and harder than normal.
Jamie Montojo started his championship with a bang, holing out for an eagle on the first hole from 132 yards out. Montojo finished 13-over after a second-round 10-over 81
Matthew Dodd-Berry shot a solid first-round 1-over 72, but a 9-over 80 second round saw him fall to 10-over, four shots below the cutline. Jasper Stubbs finished at 10-over, with Dodd-Berry and Altin Van Der Merwe finished at 11-over.
Liam Nolan, Jaime Montojo, Gordon Sargent, and Dominic Clemons finished at 13-over, and Santiago De La Fuente finished at 14-over.
70 golfers and ties made the cut, which fell at 6-over.
Notable names like Rory McIlroy, Wyndham Clark, Bryson Dechambeau, Tony Finau, Sahith Theegala, Min Woo Lee, Tiger Woods, Tommy Fleetwood, and a host of others missed the cut.
Overall amateur finishes:
T43 Calum Scott: 8-over
T60 Tommy Morrison: 11-over
T60 Jacob Skov Olesen: 11-over
78 Luis Masaveu: 18-over
Missed cut:
Jasper Stubbs: 10-over
Matthew Dodd-Berry: 10-over
Altin Van Der Merwe: 11-over
Dominic Clemons: 13-over
Gordon Sargent: 13-over
Jaime Montojo: 13-over
Liam Nolan: 13-over
Santiago De La Fuente: 14-over
Results: British Open
| Place | Player | Location | Pts | Scores |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T43 | , Scotland | 600 | 71-75-70-76 | |
| T60 | Dallas, TX | 500 | 75-73-74-73 | |
| T60 | , Denmark | 500 | 76-71-72-76 | |
| 78 | , Spain | 500 | 73-75-78-76 |
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