Justin Thomas Fights to Make Cut at The Memorial

Justin Thomas endured a tough day at The Memorial Tournament, carding a three-over par 75 to make the cut.

The 33-year-old made four bogeys, one birdie, and 13 pars on day two at Muirfield Village.

Thomas fought hard on Friday, working for every shot in challenging conditions.

The wind was not in the forecasted direction, making it difficult for players to score.

Justin Thomas admitted it was the hardest round of golf he could remember, calling it 'insane'.

He struggled to find a rhythm, with many shots over water and no clear bailout options.

J.T. Poston's round of 65 was exceptional, with the next lowest score being 69.

Justin Thomas took to his official X account to praise Poston's round, saying he couldn't put into words how good it was.

Thomas was stunned by Poston's score, especially given his own struggles on the course.

The two-time major champion will look to bounce back on the weekend.

Justin Thomas will aim to improve his position on the leaderboard over the next two days.

He will face stiff competition, but his experience and determination will be key to his success.

Thomas has a reputation as one of the biggest grinders on the PGA Tour, and he will need to draw on that to overcome the challenges at Muirfield Village.