After the opening round, you'd have thought Justin Thomas would have been on this list, but he followed up his 80 with a 69 to scrape through on the number at five over.
Thomas, a 16-time PGA Tour winner, found himself three strokes outside the cut line with five holes to play.
But he likes a challenge, does Thomas, and he dug deep to birdie 14 and 15, before nailing a 7-footer at the par-4 18th to just about keep his hopes alive.
Hideki Matsuyama, Wyndham Clark, Cameron Young and Matt Fitzpatrick were also in that same group to make it through by the skin of their teeth.
Other players, despite their best efforts, won't be around to compete in the seventh Signature Event of the season.
Notable names who missed the Memorial cut include Sahith Theegala, Daniel Berger and former Open champion, Brian Harman.
Only the top 50 and ties made it through to the weekend, and here are the 15 players who missed the cut at the 2025 edition of the Memorial Tournament.
WHO MISSED THE CUT?
- Matthieu Pavon +6
- J.J. Spaun +6
- Matti Schmid +6
- Chris Kirk +7
- Sahith Theegala +7
- Christiaan Bezuidenhout +8
- Aaron Rai +9
- Joe Highsmith +9
- Daniel Berger +9
- J.T. Poston +9
- Brian Harman +10
- Lucas Glover +11
- Byeong Hun An +11
- Cam Davis +12
- Brian Campbell WD
Attention will now turn to whether World No.1 Scottie Scheffler can successfully defend the title he won almost 12 months ago.
The American, who won his third Major title at the PGA Championship earlier in May, sits just three shots off the lead, which is held by Nick Taylor and Ben Griffin.
The tee times for the third round of the Memorial Tournament have been released, and Scheffler will be fancying his chances of claiming a third title of the year when he tees off in the penultimate group alongside Akshay Bhatia.
