How to Make Golf Make/Miss Cut Bets for the 2022 U.S. Open

What is a Make/Miss Cut Bet in Golf?

A make/miss cut bet is a wager on whether a player will make the 36-hole cut at a specific event, usually after half of the starting field has been eliminated. As you might guess, the week's favorites and the Tour's more well-known stars need a lot of juice on the "Yes" (Make the Cut) and, in some circumstances, aren't even on the board.

Instead, the golf make/miss cut wager is intended for the Tour's fringe players, who frequently find themselves on the cut line. Each week, the further down the outright win market board you go, the more likely you are to win.

Golf Make-or-Miss Cut Betting Strategy

Immersing yourself in players that rank in the 50-100 area in the Official World Golf Rankings is one of the finest methods to profit from the make/miss cut bet market. On most weeks, roughly 150 players tee it up on Thursday, with just about half making the cut to play the weekend.

You can profit from the make/miss cut betting market by focusing on certain players on specific weeks if you are familiar with their strengths, weaknesses, course history, and recent performances. For example, if a golfer is battling to stay on the Tour but succeeds at a specific course or stretch of the course year after year,

It's also important keeping an eye on the mid-tier players to see who's climbing the official rankings. If you can notice players who are improving their game before the rest of the market does, betting on them to make cuts week after week can be profitable because the newly established market will be sluggish to catch up.

To Make or Miss the Cut Odds & Picks for the 2022 US Open

Bradley has made the cut in six straight tournaments, so this statistic has a lot of value. This course, on the other hand, does not favor Bradley.

Bradley is ranked 89th on the TOUR in birdie % from the rough and 125th in greens in regulation percentage this season. Bradley's score will suffer greatly if he is unable to place himself in excellent putting positions early on due to his inability to find small greens.

Bradley has struggled to make the cut at major events because his game does not transition well to challenging courses. Bradley has missed the cut in five of his past seven major title appearances (71 percent ).

Tyrrell Hatton is another player I'm fading in this tournament. Hatton, who has trouble hitting greens in regulation, could have a tough time on this course.

Hatton is ranked 195th on the TOUR in greens % regulation this season. Hatton could be heavily reliant on his putter with far smaller greens than he has been striving for all year.

While Hatton's putter has been excellent this year, he will need to make up a lot of strokes if he is facing par on every first putt. When you consider that Hatton has failed to make the cut in four of his last seven major championships (57 percent), this is a good number to bet on.