No, the Zozo Championship does not have a cut. It is a unique event on the PGA TOUR schedule that features a full field playing all four rounds.
Understanding the ZOZO Championship's Format
The ZOZO Championship stands out among many PGA TOUR events because it operates without a traditional 36-hole cut. This means all participating golfers play through all four days of the tournament, ensuring a guaranteed payday for everyone in the field.
Key characteristics of the ZOZO Championship's format include:
- No 36-Hole Cut: Unlike most PGA TOUR events where players must meet a certain score after two rounds to continue, the ZOZO Championship guarantees all participants play all four rounds.
- Field Size: The tournament typically features a 78-man field, making it a smaller, more exclusive competition compared to larger PGA TOUR events.
- Unique Status in FedExCup Fall: For the 2024 season, the ZOZO Championship is the fifth event in the FedExCup Fall schedule, and notably, it is the only FedExCup Fall event that does not implement a 36-hole cut.
ZOZO Championship at a Glance
The ZOZO Championship is a significant event, being the only PGA TOUR tournament played in Japan. Established in 2019, the 2024 iteration marks the sixth playing of this international event, bringing top-tier professional golf to a dedicated fanbase in Asia.
Here’s a quick overview of the tournament's key details:
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Tournament Name | ZOZO Championship |
| Does it have a cut? | No |
| Typical Field Size | 78 Players |
| Location | Japan (The only PGA TOUR event held in Japan) |
| Established Year | 2019 |
| 2024 Edition Status | Sixth Playing |
| FedExCup Fall Event? | Yes (Fifth event in the Fall schedule, and the only one without a cut) |
This unique no-cut format provides players with a guaranteed four rounds of competition and fans with the opportunity to see every golfer in the field complete the tournament.
