5 Worst-Performing Golfers at the Farmers Insurance Open 2026 ft. Xander Schauffele

Ankita Yadav

February 2, 2026 | 8:00 AM EST

5 Worst-Performing Golfers at the Farmers Insurance Open 2026 ft. Xander Schauffele — Xander Schauffele (Image Credit: Imagn)

The 2026 Farmers Insurance Open wrapped up with the final round on Sunday, Feb. 1. It was a regular PGA Tour event held from Jan. 29 to Feb. 1. English golfer Justin Rose was pretty impressive with his game, and after playing four rounds of 62, 65, 68, and 70, he registered a seven-stroke win in the game.

The field featured some big names, such as Xander Schauffele and others. But Schauffele struggled with his game and missed the cut. Below are five golfers who struggled with their game at the Farmers Insurance Open 2026.

5 Worst-Performing Golfers at the Farmers Insurance Open 2026

#1 Xander Schauffele

Xander Schauffele had a tough start to his game at the Farmers Insurance Open. He played the opening round of 73 and then carded 69 the next day. He settled with a total of 2-under and missed the cut by just one stroke.

#2 Ludvig Aberg

Ludvig Aberg is another big name who had a pretty tough time on the greens at the Farmers Insurance Open. He started the game on the Torrey Pines South Golf Course on the first tee hole. He made nine bogeys and three birdies for a 6-over 78. He again struggled in the second round of the event and carded an even-par 72 and settled for a total of 6-over. He also missed the cut at the event.

#3 Patrick Cantlay

Another golfer who struggled with his game at the Farmers Insurance Open is Patrick Cantlay. The American golfer played the opening round at the South Course of Torrey Pines. He made three birdies and three bogeys for an even-par 72 and then carded the next round of 2-under 70 with four birdies and two bogeys. He also missed the cut by one stroke.

#4 Wyndham Clark

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Wyndham Clark had a decent start to his game at the Farmers Insurance Open. He played the opening round of 70 and then carded the next round of 69 to make the cut. However, after two decent rounds, he struggled with his game over the weekend. He carded 73 on Saturday and then 76 in the final round. With a score of even par, he finished in a tie for 65th place.

#5 S.H. Kim

S.H. Kim also had a tough time on the greens at the Farmers Insurance Open. He started the play with an opening round of 68 and then carded the next round of 72. He carded the next two rounds of 72 and 74 to settle with a score of 2 under for 63rd place.

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