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The Open de France is taking place this weekend, representing the latest DP World Tour and a home open for several golfers. It is a standard golf tournament, which means it has a cut. Not everyone in the field, which originally had 132 golfers, will make it to Saturday's third round and the finale the day after.
The current projected cut line is one under par. Data Golf projects there's a 78.8% chance that this will remain the final cut line once play concludes. However, it is not the only option.
Even par could also be the cut, as there's a 16.3% chance for that. According to the data, there is also a 4.8% chance that the cut is two under par. Those are the only three options currently, but things can still change.
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Several players are on their third hole of the second round. That means they have 15 more rounds to change their score. With every golfer's score change, the projected cut may shift. If golfers with multiple rounds left play well, it could push the cut line down further. If they struggle, it might get higher.
As it stands, several golfers are right in the area that is in danger of being cut. Among them are Alfredo Garcia-Heredia, Victor Perez, Matthieu Pavon, Tom McKibbin, and pre-tournament betting favorite Billy Horschel. They may turn it around or rely on other golfers to impact the cut line.
Other golfers including Francesco Molinari, Nicolas Colsaerts, Joost Luiten, Angel Hidalgo, and Sung Kang have no shot at making the cut based on the current projections. Please note that the cut line is subject to change, as all projections were done at the time of writing.
OlyBet becomes the official Open de France partner
OlyBet was officially named the Open de France partner in 2024. The brand will now sponsor the tournament. Prior to the tournament, OlyBet set up summer golf tournaments in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Winners could earn spots in the Open De France Pro-Am.
Max Hamilton, the Executive Commercial Director for the DP World Tour, said via Insider Sport:
“We are delighted to welcome OlyBet, the DP World Tour’s Official European Betting Partner, to Le Golf National for this week’s FedEx Open de France. We are excited about their Beat the Pro activation this week, which is a great example of how the Tour is able to collaborate with its Partners, giving fans the opportunity to test themselves against some of the stars of our Tour in a unique environment.”
Corey Plummer, CEO of Olympic Entertainment and OlyBet Group, added that the tournament is a "wonderful" opportunity for them to continue their work with the DP World Tour.
