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The second-to-last finishers ended at 7 over.
"As always, it's an amazing opportunity," Curry said after his
round, "to be out here to test my game under the ultimate
pressure, stressful situations. Today was interesting all the
way around. I knew sort of what I had to shoot [to make the
cut]. I played the first holes OK and then the wheels fell off
on the third hole.
"I couldn't hit a driver to save my life today, so that's how
golf goes. One day you have it, or at least in the amateur
world, one day you have it and one day you completely lose it
and you have no idea what you're doing over the top of the
ball."
Curry, who made his Web.com Tour debut at this tournament a year
ago, shooting 74 in each of his first two rounds and missing the
cut at 8 over, missed the cut this year by 21 shots. He opened
the tourney with a 71 on Thursday.
Curry, who maintained his amateur status, finished the front
nine with two bogeys and one each of a double bogey (par-4 8th),
triple bogey (par-4 7th) and quadruple bogey (par-5 3rd). Curry
had birdied all three of those holes in his first round.
He fared better on the back nine, getting two birdies among two
bogeys, a double bogey (par-3 16th) and a triple bogey (par-4
11th).
"For me particularly, I'm really proud of the first three rounds
that I've had in this tournament and I will have a short memory
on this if I come back next year," Curry said. "But it's all
about continuing to raise awareness for the guys out here on the
Web.com Tour, the game of golf in general and take advantage of
that opportunity."
--Field Level Media
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