The Masters Tournament, held annually at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, USA, features a cut line that determines which players continue after the second round. This year, the cut line is expected to be around 4-over par 148, based on current scoring trends. The cut rule allows only the top 50 players and ties to advance to the weekend rounds, a change from previous years when players within 10 shots of the lead also qualified. As of Thursday afternoon, 42 players are at even par or better, indicating a competitive field. Historical cut lines show variability, with past years recording cut numbers ranging from 1-over 145 in 2020 to 7-over 151 in 2024. Notably, players like Bryson DeChambeau are struggling, currently at 4-over due to a triple-bogey, putting their chances of making the cut in jeopardy.