Carson Young shot a second round 68 to make the cut in his first Web.com tournament. (File Photo)

He didn’t make it by much, but Carson Young will be playing this weekend in his first Web.com Tour event as a professional.

The recent Clemson grad needed an outstanding second round to make the cut after shooting an opening round 1-over par 73 at the Lecom Health Challenge in Findley, New York.

The former Tiger shot a 4-under par 68 to climb 67 spots in the tournament and finished the first 36 holes at 3-under par and on the number.

The new pro got to 5-under par before a pair of bogeys on the 15th and 16th holes almost cost him a chance to advance.

However, a birdie on the 17th hole and a par on the final hole helped Young bring his round home at 4-under par and make the cut.

Young, who earned All-ACC honors as a senior, shot a 65 to qualify for the tournament and earn a spot in the field to begin his pro career on the PGA sponsored Tour.

Former Tiger teammate Billy Kennerly shot identical rounds of 68 and is in a tie for tenth place.

Former Gamecock golfer George Bryan IV also made the cut after shooting rounds of 69 and 72 to stand at 3-under par and in a tie with Young and 24 other golfers for the last spot above the cut line.