The 2002 USPGA Champion birdied five of his last six holes to make the cut at Bethpage Black

Incredible Finish Sees Rich Beem Make USPGA Cut
Rich Beem is in for the weekend at Bethpage Black after an incredible finish saw him make the USPGA Championship cut on the number.
The 2002 USPGA Champion was struggling after a five over par 75 on Thursday but five birdies in his last six holes meant he shot a 69 to make the cut at +4.
Beem beat the likes of Masters champion Tiger Woods, Jon Rahm, Sergio Garcia, Bryson DeChambeau and Bubba Watson who will all be heading home after 36.
The American was nine over with nine holes to play and must have began thinking about a weekend in the commentary booth before catching fire on the back nine.
Rich Beem (@beemerpga) records his seventh career nine-hole score of 30 or better in his 1,016th @PGATOUR round with a back-nine 30.
His most recent nine-hole score of 30 or better came at the 2006 @CudaChamp (front/R1).
— PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) May 17, 2019
His back nine 30 was only the seventh time he has shot that number for nine holes as a pro, an incredible feat considering he essentially retired a few years ago.

Beem lifted the Wanamaker in 2002. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
In 18 USPGA Championships, Beem has now made the cut seven times, which has included six missed cuts in his last seven appearances.
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He won his PGA Championship at Hazeltine in 2002, where he beat Tiger Woods by a single stroke.
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