As of 5:45 p.m. ET on Thursday, with the Masters first round still ongoing, the predictive model used by Datagolf.com projected +3 to be the most likely cut line for the 2025 tournament (37.9 percent chance). The website determined there to be a 16.9 percent chance the cut line moves up to +2 and a 31.7 percent chance it moves down to +4.

Nick Dunlap, a two-time winner last year on Tour, shot 18-over 90 in the opening round of the 89th Masters. Dunlap, who had his left wrist bandaged Thursday at Augusta National, was in 95th place, with the next highest score 79. His scorecard included:

Players in the field at 2025 Masters won't find out the official prize money payout until the weekend. The question is whether it will be more than last year's $20 million overall purse