Archive · 13 Sep 2026
Thomas and Chirravuri Miss Cut as Suri Advances Weekend
Three golfers with Indian connections played in the Simmons Bank Open.
Julian Suri scored well enough to continue into the weekend.
He shot 68 in both of his first two rounds.
His total was 4-under par, better than the 3-under cut line.
Rayhan Thomas and Manthan Chirravuri did not score low enough to continue.
Thomas finished at 2-under, while Chirravuri finished at 1-over.
All three players will play in the next event in Columbus, Ohio.
Their results can affect their chances of earning full playing rights for 2027.
Julian Suri was the only Indian-origin player to make the Simmons Bank Open cut.
Suri shot consecutive 2-under-par 68s to finish at 4-under par.
Rayhan Thomas finished at 2-under par, while Manthan Chirravuri ended at 1-over.
The cut was set at 3-under par at Vanderbilt Legends Club.
Sandy Scott, Will Cannon and Alvaro Ortiz shared the lead at 14-under par.
- Who
- Julian Suri made the cut; Rayhan Thomas and Manthan Chirravuri missed it. Sandy Scott, Will Cannon and Alvaro Ortiz shared the lead.
- What
- Players competed in the Simmons Bank Open, part of a four-event finals series.
- When
- After the tournament’s first two rounds; the next event is scheduled for the following week.
- Where
- The Simmons Bank Open was held at Vanderbilt Legends Club; the next event will be in Columbus, Ohio.
- Why
- Results carry points from the regular season and affect players’ positions and chances of securing full playing rights for the 2027 season.
- Cut line
- 3-under par
- Julian Suri
- 4-under par after rounds of 68 and 68; made the cut
- Rayhan Thomas
- 2-under par after rounds of 68 and 70; missed the cut
- Manthan Chirravuri
- 1-over par after rounds of 74 and 67; missed the cut
- Tournament leaders
- Sandy Scott, Will Cannon and Alvaro Ortiz were tied at 14-under par
- Next event
- Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship in Columbus, Ohio
- Qualifying field
- The next event will admit the top 132 players