5 big names who missed the cut at RSM Classic 2025 ft. Brian Harman


The second round of the RSM Classic 2025 has concluded on the island of St. Simmons. The world-class field of 156 players faced off against Sea Island Golf Club's iconic Seaside and Plantation courses.

Players who failed to post a 36-hole score of 7-under par 135 or better missed the cut and headed home early. Even though the top 59 players and tied entered the weekend, several golfers like it Brian Harman lost the cut

Here's a look at five big names in golf who missed the cut at the 2025 RSM Classic (via PGA Tour):

#1. Brian Harman

Brian Harman, The RSM Classic 2025 (Image via Getty)Brian Harman, The RSM Classic 2025 (Image via Getty)
Brian Harman, The RSM Classic 2025 (Image via Getty)

Brian Harman had a pretty decent start at the 2025 RSM Classic. He opened the week with a round of 3-under par 67 that ended with two back-to-back bogeys at the Seaside course.

The American golfer played his second round at the Plantation course from the back nine. After being two under for the day through nine holes, Harman went on to card another birdie before recording a bogey and a double bogey.

Although an unfortunate double bogey on the par 4 sixth hole set him back, he finished the day strong with three consecutive birdies. Brian Harman missed the cut by one stroke.

#2. Sahith Theegala

Sahith Theegala, The RSM Classic 2025 (Image via Getty)Sahith Theegala, The RSM Classic 2025 (Image via Getty)
Sahith Theegala, The RSM Classic 2025 (Image via Getty)

Sahith Theegala struggled to get more putts for birdies during the first round of the tournament. He snapped his streak of 15 consecutive pars at Sea Island Golf Club's Seaside Course with a birdie. However, a bogey on the final hole of the day resulted in an even score for the opening round.

The second round of the RSM Classic 2025 saw Theegala shock the golfing community with his performance. He posted an incredible round of six-under par 66 on Friday. Despite the efforts, the newly engaged man missed the cut in one fell swoop.

#3. Stephan Jaeger

Stephan Jaeger, World Technology Championship 2025 (Image via Getty)Stephan Jaeger, World Technology Championship 2025 (Image via Getty)
Stephan Jaeger, World Technology Championship 2025 (Image via Getty)

Stephan Jaeger's opening round at the 2025 RSM Classic saw his game in consistent fashion with three birdies offset by a double bogey for a 1-under-par 71.

The second round of the tournament saw the PGA Tour star struggle to hit fairways off the tee. He hit 8 of 14 fairways for a driving accuracy of 57.14 percent. Jaeger carded a round of 3-under par 67 on Friday to miss the cut by three strokes.

#4. Rafael Campos

Rafael Campos, Wyndham Championship (Image via Image)Rafael Campos, Wyndham Championship (Image via Image)
Rafael Campos, Wyndham Championship (Image via Image)

Rafael Campos got off to a good start at the 2025 RSM Classic with a round of 3-under par 67 on Thursday. However, Friday's round at the Plantation course saw the Puerto Rican golfer struggle to convert birdies.

Despite hitting all 18 greens in regulation, he averaged 1.94 putts per hole and made three birdies. With a 36-hole score of 6 under par, Rafael Campos missed the cut by one shot.

#5. Cristóbal Del Solar

Cristobal Del Solar, RBC Canadian Open (Image via Image)Cristobal Del Solar, RBC Canadian Open (Image via Image)
Cristobal Del Solar, RBC Canadian Open (Image via Image)

Cristobal Del Solar seriously struggled off the tee during the first round of the RSM Classic. He hit just five fairways to rank 155th in driving accuracy with a 35.71 percentage. Despite this, he managed to hit a good portion of the greens in regulation to post a 1-over-par 71.

The Chilean golfer stood out on the course on Friday. Del Solar shot a stunning 7-under 65 with zero bogeys for a two-day 6-under total. He missed the cut in one fell swoop.