Justin De Los Santos makes cut in British Open

Justin De Los Santos fumbled with a one-over-par 73 and barely made the cut after two rounds in the British Open 2022 in St Andrews Friday.

Justin De Los Santos fumbled with a one-over-par 73 and barely made the cut after two rounds in the British Open 2022 in St Andrews Friday, July 15.

De Los Santos stumbled with three bogeys against two birdies to trail new leader Cameron Smith of Australia by 13 strokes.De Los Santos struggled with early bogeys on the second and fifth before rising to the challenge with a birdie on the seventh.thMeanwhile, Smith grabbed the lead from American Cameron Young after shooting a bogey-free 64 for 131. He had an earlier round of 67.

Young trailed by two strokes at second after a 69 for 133, while Rory McIlroy came in third with a 68 for 134.

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