Bernhard Langer was a stroke away from history in Masters on Friday.
The 67-year-old Langer needed to be equal to stay in the 2-over on the 18th hole in Agusta National, which remained below the approximate cut line and became the oldest player to cut the Masters history.
Langer hit Fairway in Par-4 18th, but his approach shot fell from the green edge and rolled into a seating area.
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As Bernhard Langer Waves, he runs till 18 April 2025 during the second round of Masters at the Agusta National Golf Club till 18 April 2025 (Katie Goodle/Imegen image)
As soon as Langer went on his ball, he received a permanent ovation from fans, who saluted the 1985 and 1993 Masters Champions. He announced that this year’s tournament was going to be his final competitive presence in Augusta.
Langer placed his third shot just behind the green fringe and left himself a long equal put. It was a good, but not quite good. It rolled in front of the hole and missed the required equal to cut.
Langer tapped for the bogie and left the 18th Green for the last time as a contestant of another ovation. As soon as he left, he was congratulated by his family and fellow masters winners.
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On April 11, 2025, Bernhard Langer embraces Jason Langer, his son and caddy after finishing its round at number 18 during the second round of the Masters tournament at the Agusta National Golf Club. (Katie Goodle/Imegen image)
Talked about what Langer has felt for the last few days.
Langer told ESPN after the round, “Very gratitude. 41 times here is tremendous,” Langer told ESPN after the round.
Langer said the support he received from fans and his family had been “incredible”.
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During the second round of the Masters tournament at the Agusta National Golf Club, Bernhard Langer put his book on 18 April 2025 during the second round of the Masters tournament. (Katie Goodle/Imegen image)
The two -time masters champions were in a strong position to cut, but the 15th hole had a major setback for their possibilities of cutting a double bogie.
Langer said that he had a “terrible finish” while mentioning his miscarriage on the 15th and 18th holes.
Fred couples, who hold records for the oldest to cut Augusta, also got a chance to re-write their own records, but also ended a poor manner with 4-over for the first two days.
Langer started his masters as the first contestant of Germany in the 1982 prestigious tournament.
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