U.S. Open cut line: Tiger Woods, Bubba Watson and Rickie Fowler miss the cut

Two rounds of the 2015 U.S. Open are in the books and Tiger Woods, Bubba Watson and Rickie Fowler will be among the notable names not sticking around for the weekend. It was no surprise to see Woods and Fowler miss the cut after disastrous opening rounds. Watson ran into major problems on Friday, shooting a 77 to jump to 7-over and miss the cut. The cut settled at 5-over with 75 players making the weekend.

Woods remains unable to find any sort of consistent success. He was far from in top form coming into the event and the issues just snowballed during 36 holes at Chambers Bay. Woods finished at 16-over, the worst 36-hole score in a major championship of his career. He followed n opening round 80 with a 76 on Friday and found himself near the bottom of the leaderboard. Whatever Woods is working on, he still needs plenty more work before he’s ready to contend for another major.

Watson didn’t play well on Thursday, but still managed an even-par round. He made the turn on Friday at 2-over for the tournament, still not in bad position to make the weekend. That’s when the wheels completely fell off. He bogeyed five of his first six holes on the back nine to jump all the way to 7-over. He needed a birdie-birdie finish to even have a shot to make the cut, but a bogey on No. 9 clinched his early departure.

Like Woods, Fowler’s fate was sealed on Thursday. He shot an 11-over 81 in the opening round.He played much better on Friday -- shooting a 3-over round of 73 -- but still finished well off the cut line. Martin Kaymer will not be defending his U.S. Open championship as the reigning champion finished the second round at 6-over and missed the cut.

Hunter Mahan (7-over) and Graham McDowell (8-over) were among the other notable players who missed the cut. Here is a complete look at the leaderboard through 36 holes.