Photo By - Reuters Connect. Bryson DeChambeau reacts at the 11th hole during the second round of the PGA Championship.
The PGA Championship cut line is key to golf bettors as it determines the outcomes of some head-to-head matchups, whether an outright they bet on makes it to the weekend, and, of course, settles the ever-popular cut line prop bet and our golf picks.
Notable names that didn't make the cut were Bryson DeChambeau (+7), Wyndham Clark (+5), and Viktor Hovland (+6).
While you can no longer bet on who will make the cut at Kalshi, we still offer other PGA Championship picks for you to get in on for the rest of the tournament action.
The cut rule sees the Top 70 golfers (including ties) in the PGA Championship field after 36 holes make the cut and move on to the final two rounds.
Those sitting 71st or worse after the first two rounds do not advance.
Past PGA Championship cut lines
Here's a look at historical cut line numbers for the PGA Championship. It's important to note, however, that the tournament is played on different courses each year.
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