How the six amateurs fared at The Masters

Austin Greaser and Japan's Keita Nakajima shot the best scores among amateurs at The Masters; however at 7-over 151, however, none of the six amateurs in the 90-player field made the 36-hole cut, which came at 4-over par.

Greaser, a junior at North Carolina, carded rounds of 74-77 while Nakajima, the current No. 1-ranked golfer in the World Amateur Golf Rankings, followed an opening-round 72 with a 79 on Friday in blustery conditions at the Augusta National Golf Club.

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U.S. Amateur champion James Piot of Michigan State and Latin America Amateur Champion Aaron Jarvis finished at 10-over 155 after posting identical rounds of 81-74. Jarvis, the youngest player in the field, narrowly missed acing the infamous par-3 12th and 16th holes before settling for birdies. Piot made four birdies in his eight three holes and signed for a 74, missing the 36-hole cut by seven shots.

"I'm a college kid who got to play The Masters and stay at Augusta National," posted Piot. "It doesn't get much better than that."

🎥 WHAT A SHOT‼️‼️ Aaron just missed the ace on the infamous hole 12 and gets the crowd pumped up too 😃👏@UNLVathletics #Rebels @TheMasters @AJ_McInerney pic.twitter.com/DU5eL6WdIn

— UNLV Men's Golf (@UNLVGolf) April 8, 2022

Stewart Hagestad, the reigning U.S. Mid-Amateur champion who was playing in his second Masters, shot rounds of 79-81 while Laird Shepherd, the reigning Royal & Ancient Amateur champion, carded rounds of 81-85.