Masters: Justin Rose still in the lead, defending champion Dustin Johnson victim of the cut

At the end of the second round, Justin Rose retains the lead in the Masters with a total of -7 after 36 holes.

Author of a bad start (+3 on his first seven holes), the Englishman finished in the by his second round to keep his leadership by little.

It is thus the only player of the top 20 not to see signed a card under the by this Friday ... The course of Augusta being less fierce than the day before with more receptive greens.

Will Zalatoris (68, -4 this Friday) and Australian Marc Leishman (67, - 5) are the dolphins of Rose at -6.

Americans Tony Finau (66, -6), Justin Thomas (67, -5) and Jordan Spieth (68, -4) are in ambush at -4.

Thanks to a very good 67 (-5), Bryson DeChambeau also remains in the race with -1 overall.

On the other hand, it is over for the defending champion and current world number one Dustin Johnson (+5), author of three bogeys on the last four holes.

Former world number one Lee Westwood (+5), Rory McIlroy (+6), Brooks Koepka (+5) and Jason Day (+9) also fall by the wayside.

Former winners Danny Willett (+5) Zach Johnson (+7) or Sergio Garcia (+4) will not be there this weekend.

Just like the Frenchman Victor Perez (+7).

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