What is the cut line at The Players Championship 2025 at TPC Sawgrass? Some big names to miss the cut
A few of golf’s top players are leading the way on Friday at the Players Championship. Let’s take a look at who’s at the top and who’s struggling to make the cut.
The chef is cooking on Friday. Min Woo Lee is sitting at at the top of the leaderboard after shooting 7-under par (-7) on Friday, which puts him at 11-under (-11) for the tournament. Rory McIlroy, Akshay Bhatia and Collin Morikawa are close behind on a course that has yet to dry out after some rain came down earlier in the week.
COOKING 🧑🍳
— GOLF.com (@GOLF_com) March 14, 2025
Min Wo Lee takes the solo lead and is -7 thru 14! pic.twitter.com/NLM4w9EGc5
It’s a challenging course for some and others seem to be at ease while playing at TPC Sawgrass. At the time of writing 66 golfers are 1-under par for the tournament, which puts them on and above the cut line. This week 65 players and ties will get to play on Saturday and Sunday. So, today, Friday afternoon the picture of who’s in and who’s out is becoming clearer as those who teed off early Friday morning are finishing their rounds.
What’s the cut line at The Players Championship?
At the moment the number is 1-under par (-1) for players to move on to weekend play. We still have a long way to go. The cut line could move up or down depending on what happens this afternoon and if the course begins to dry out a little. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is still trying to figure things out in 2025, but we’ll definitely see him on Saturday and Sunday.
Some big names are sitting on the cut line at 1-under par (-1): Xander Schauffele and Shane Lowry are some names to keep an eye on this afternoon.
5-under after 9 👀
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 14, 2025
After an opening-round 78, JT (+1) is fighting to make the cut.
The projected cutline is 1-under @THEPLAYERS. pic.twitter.com/uR5WO6Ov1U
Who’s going to miss the cut?
While there are several players tearing up the course at the top of the leaderboard, at the bottom there are some well-known players who would like to tear up their scorecards. Max Homa is struggling again. Golf’s nicest guy can’t figure out his swing in 2025 and he’s at the bottom of the pack after shooting 7-over par (+7) on Friday. Viktor Hovland is another big name tinkering with his swing and 8-over par (+8) he’s going to need a miracle to play over the weekend. Wyndham Clark has WD’d today.
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