This is a critical milestone for professional golfers, as it ensures they earn a paycheck and gain valuable ranking points. 3. First Aid: Caring for a Physical Cut

Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth for 10–15 minutes.

Use a sterile bandage to protect the area from dirt and irritation.

If a player "misses the cut," they go home early and generally do not receive any prize money for the week.

Unlike traditional magazines, The Cut's "covers" are digital features that spotlight influential figures, such as Meghan Markle or Bad Bunny, with extensive photography and deep-dive interviews.

Most PGA Tour events last four days (72 holes). After the first two days (36 holes), only players within a certain score range (usually the top 65 and ties) are allowed to continue.

In professional golf tournaments, "the cut" refers to the point in a competition where the field of players is reduced to a smaller number for the final rounds.

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This is a critical milestone for professional golfers, as it ensures they earn a paycheck and gain valuable ranking points. 3. First Aid: Caring for a Physical Cut

Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth for 10–15 minutes.

Use a sterile bandage to protect the area from dirt and irritation.

If a player "misses the cut," they go home early and generally do not receive any prize money for the week.

Unlike traditional magazines, The Cut's "covers" are digital features that spotlight influential figures, such as Meghan Markle or Bad Bunny, with extensive photography and deep-dive interviews.

Most PGA Tour events last four days (72 holes). After the first two days (36 holes), only players within a certain score range (usually the top 65 and ties) are allowed to continue.

In professional golf tournaments, "the cut" refers to the point in a competition where the field of players is reduced to a smaller number for the final rounds.

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