PGA Championship Projected Cut Line & Odds to Make the Cut 2023

Betting the cut line and who will make the cut is a popular market for golf bettors, especially at major tournaments like 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 popular cut line prop bet. 

Betting on the cut line

Before the tournament tees off on May 18, oddsmakers will release the projected cut line for the tournament and off bettors a chance to wager on whether the actual cut line after Round 2 will be Over or Under the total they set before the tournament. 

Odds to make the cut

Another popular way to bet on the PGA Championship cut line is to bet on which golfers will make the cut and advance beyond Round 2.

Prior to the tournament, sportsbooks will release PGA Championship odds on all the major golfers' chances to make the cut at Southern Hills. Covers' roster of golf betting analysts will also make picks for who will make the cut and who will be done after two rounds.

PGA Championship cut rule

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 worst 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.

PGA Championship cut line FAQS

The projected cut for the 2023 PGA Championship has yet to be posted. Last year’s PGA Championship had a cut of 148 (+4).

The Top 70 players, including those tied, make the cut for the PGA Championship after 36 holes.

The cut line for the PGA Championship is determined after the first two rounds, advancing the Top 70 golfers (including ties) on the leaderboard into the weekend.