Justin Rose Makes PGA Cut with Dramatic Final-Hole Eagle

Why this matters: Rose's dramatic finish not only keeps him in contention but also exemplifies the unpredictable nature of major championship golf. DeChambeau's struggles highlight the challenges even top players face in maintaining consistency.

Justin Rose's second round at the PGA Championship was a rollercoaster, featuring highs and lows culminating in a stunning eagle on the ninth hole. Starting on the 10th, Rose faced immediate difficulties, carding a double-bogey. His round continued with a mix of birdies, bogeys, and another double-bogey, leaving him at 5-over par as he approached his final hole.

Facing a tough lie in the thick rough, Rose executed a brilliant wedge shot that found the bottom of the cup for an eagle. This shot propelled him to 3-over par for the tournament, securing his place just inside the cut line.

Several other notable players experienced contrasting fortunes. Michael Kim also had a memorable finish, holing out from 65 feet. However, Bryson DeChambeau's struggles continued, as he missed his third cut in the last four majors. Former champions like Jimmy Walker and Keegan Bradley also failed to advance.

Cam Smith managed to end a streak of missed cuts, while Luke Donald made his 13th appearance in the final rounds of the PGA Championship.

He hit an impressive eagle to make the cut.

Bryson DeChambeau, Jimmy Walker, and Keegan Bradley.

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