Xander Schauffele’s Remarkable Cuts Made Streak Ends at 72

temp_image_1769821047.924829 Xander Schauffele's Remarkable Cuts Made Streak Ends at 72



Xander Schauffele’s Remarkable Cuts Made Streak Ends at 72

Xander Schauffele’s Cuts Made Streak Comes to an End

For over three years, Xander Schauffele was a picture of consistency on the PGA Tour. He hadn’t missed a cut since the 2022 Masters, racking up an incredible 72 consecutive weekends of play – the longest active streak on tour. However, that remarkable run came to an end on Friday at the 2026 Farmers Insurance Open, leaving golf fans and analysts alike reflecting on his impressive achievement.

A Tense Friday at Torrey Pines

Schauffele entered the second round looking to rebound from a challenging 1-over 73 on the South Course. Starting on the 10th hole of the North Course, he quickly gained momentum with two early birdies. The momentum continued after the turn, with a birdie-bogey-birdie-birdie sequence bringing him to 3-under and right on the cutline.

But golf is a game of inches, and the pressure mounted. Two consecutive pars were followed by a crucial bogey on the par-4 seventh, dropping him back to 2-under. Playing near his alma mater, San Diego State, Schauffele found himself needing a birdie on his final hole, the par-5 ninth, to extend his streak.

The Final Hole and the End of an Era

After a solid drive, Schauffele’s approach shot unfortunately missed the green left, landing long and leaving a difficult up-and-down. He skillfully chipped out of the thick rough, leaving himself a seven-foot birdie putt – a putt he needed to make to keep the streak alive.

After 1,391 days of consistent performance, the putt narrowly missed to the right, signaling the end of Schauffele’s incredible run. He will not be playing on the weekend at Torrey Pines.

Looking at the Records and the Future

Schauffele’s streak, while impressive, fell short of Tiger Woods’ all-time record of 142 consecutive cuts made between 1998 and 2005. However, it was a testament to his skill and consistency.

With Schauffele’s streak concluded, the new leader for consecutive cuts made is none other than world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, who currently boasts a streak of 65 straight weekends. Scheffler’s consistent performance solidifies his position as a dominant force in the world of professional golf. You can find more information about Scheffler’s recent performance on the PGA Tour official website.

While the end of the streak is undoubtedly disappointing for Schauffele and his fans, it serves as a reminder of the challenges and unpredictability of professional golf. He will undoubtedly be looking to start a new streak at his next tournament.


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