Fowler, Cantlay, Spieth among big names who miss Memorial Tournament cut

With a field of only 73, the vast majority of golfers made the Memorial Tournament cut, which was at 4-over par.But among the 21 players who have unwanted weekends off are some big names.More:It hasn't rained, but the Memorial Tournament had a new weather menace Friday: gusty windsCrowd favorite Rickie Fowler had a disastrous Friday after shooting 76 on Thursday. Fowler shot 45 on the front nine, which included three double-bogeys. He finished 14-over, the worst score in the field.Patrick Cantlay, who won the Memorial in 2019 and 2021, missed the cut by two strokes after shooting 75 and 76.Jordan Spieth followed his opening-round 74 with a 75 on Friday to miss the cut by a shot. Wyndham Clark, the defending U.S. Open champion, also failed to make the cut by one shot after following an opening-round 77 with a 72.Justin Rose, the 2010 Memorial champion, dug himself too deep a hole with an 80 on Thursday. He was only 1-over on Friday, but it wasn't enough to earn him a weekend check.Other...