Does The RBC Heritage Have A Cut? | Golf Monthly
This RBC Heritage is one of the PGA Tour's limited field events, but is there a cut?
www.golfmonthly.comI’ll summarize the latest widely reported context around RBC Heritage and the “cut” question, based on recent coverage up to now.
- The RBC Heritage is typically a no-cut PGA Tour Signature Event, meaning all 72 players complete four rounds unless a specific exception is announced for a given year. This format has been highlighted in recent event previews and coverage, confirming that no-cut status for the tournament is common in recent iterations.[4][6]
- Recent event pages and golf outlets have discussed the field composition, purses (around $20 million total with a winner’s share in the mid-to-high millions), and that the event often features top players competing all four rounds, which aligns with the no-cut structure described in previews and model-based analyses.[6][4]
- If you’re asking about whether there was a change to the cut policy for 2025 or 2026 specifically, sources from Golf Monthly and CBS Sports coverage around RBC Heritage’s status in those years reiterate the no-cut format for the Signature Event, with discussions about field depth and the implications for broadcast and sponsorship.[2][6]
- For the most precise, year-by-year confirmation (whether a particular edition announced a cut or not), I’d recommend checking the official PGA Tour RBC Heritage page and contemporaneous tournament previews in outlets like Golf Monthly, CBS Sports, and the PGA Tour site close to the event dates.
Would you like me to pull the most up-to-date official confirmation for the current year’s cut policy and provide a quick bullet summary with citations? If you want, I can also create a short comparison table of RBC Heritage formats over the last few years.