The PGA Tour is set to introduce a number of no-cut, limited-field events to its 2024 schedule as it continues to battle it out with LIV Golf at the top of the professional game.
The Tour will host eight designated events with field sizes set between 70 and 78 players, with the usual midway point cut also scrapped. The American-based circuit confirmed the changes had been approved by its Policy Board on Tuesday, with commissioner Jay Monahan informing players via a letter.
The change-up is the latest in the PGA Tour's efforts to fend off the threat of LIV Golf, work that circuit's two leading names Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods have featured heavily in.
