Who made the second cut at 2024 LIV Golf Promotions? Full list explored

The second round of the LIV Golf Promotions was played on Friday, December 13th, at the Riyadh Golf Club in Saudi Arabia. The top 20 players advanced to the final day which will be played over 36 holes.

Scott Vincent led the way in the second round of the LIV Golf Promotions with a score of 8 under par. Asian Tour star Ben Campbell was second, one shot off the lead, while the younger of the Vincent brothers, Kieran, was third.

Here is the list of players who made the second cut at the LIV Golf Promotions:

• 1 Scott Vincent -8
• 2 Ben Campbell -7
• 3 Kieran Vincent -6
• T4 Jeunghun Wang -5
• T4 Daihan Lee -5
• T4 Gunn Charoenkul -5
• T4 David Horsey -5
• T4 Jeongwoo Ham -5
• T4 Branden Grace -5
• T10 Richard Lee -4
• T10 Lee Chieh-po -4
• T10 Brett Coletta -4
• T10 S Lewton -4
• T10 B Virto -4
• T10 Steve Lee -4
• T10 Jack Buchanan -4
• T10 Suteepat Prateeptienchai -4
• T10 Max Rottluff -4
• T10 Taichi Kho -4
• 20 Ollie Schniederjans -3

Scott Vincent carded eight birdies and no bogeys in the second round of the LIV Golf Promotions to advance to the next round. He was one of three players from LIV Golf's 2024 season to make the cut. The other two were his brother Kieran and South African Branden Grace.

The third and fourth rounds of the LIV Golf Promotions will both be played on Saturday. Scores will be reset at the start of the third round but will be held for the start of the fourth round. The winner will receive a contract to play in LIV Golf in 2025.

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Who fell out of the LIV Golf Promotions after the second round?

Several interesting players were left out of the LIV Golf Promotions and lost the opportunity to play in the breakaway league next season. Among them are Hudson Swafford and Kalle Samooja, who were relegated at the end of the 2024 season.

Also noteworthy is John Catlin, who played as a reserve in LIV Golf in 2024 with good results. Catlin was also one of the best players on the Asian Tour last season, leading the International Series for most of the year.

Another surprise among those who missed the cut is Fred Biondi, a player with an exceptional amateur golf career. Biondi began his professional career in 2023 after winning the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Championship and finishing second in the PGA Tour University Program.

Another rising star who missed the cut in Riyadh was Luis Masaveu. The Spaniard is also just beginning his professional career after reaching the semifinals of the US Open Amateur and made the cut as an amateur at The Open Championship.