β›³ 2026 Bank of Utah Championship Field, Cut Line & Weekend Playing Field Hub

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Inside This Page: The 36-hole cut is locked at 6 under, with 68 players already confirmed for the weekend. Round 2 was suspended by darkness with Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson still able to join the weekend field when play resumes Saturday morning.

2026 Bank of Utah Championship Making the Cut Overview

The Bank of Utah Championship returns to Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah, from October 1-4, 2026. This PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall event has a $6 million purse and awards 500 FedExCup points to the winner. Michael Brennan is the defending champion; Matt McCarty won the inaugural event in 2024.

Friday cut update: the 36-hole cut is locked at 6 under. A total of 68 players have completed two rounds at 6 under or better and are confirmed for the weekend. Austin Smotherman leads at 17 under, one shot ahead of Kevin Roy.

Round 2 suspended: darkness stopped play with three players still on the course. Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson are both 5 under with two holes remaining and can still join the weekend field. Amateur Bowen Mauss cannot reach the cut number. Play resumes Saturday at 11:00 a.m. ET before the third round begins.

πŸ“Œ Bank of Utah Championship Making the Cut Coverage

πŸ‘₯ 2026 Bank of Utah Championship 36-Hole Cut & Weekend Field Tracker

Last Updated: Friday, October 2, 2026 β€” Cut Locked at 6 Under; 68 Players Confirmed

The 36-hole cut is locked at 6 under. Sixty-eight players have completed two rounds at that score or better and are confirmed for Saturday and Sunday. The full alphabetical weekend list appears below.

Round 2 was suspended because of darkness with three players unfinished. Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson are one shot outside the cut with two holes remaining and can still advance. Bowen Mauss has one hole remaining but cannot reach the cut score.

  • Tournament: 2026 Bank of Utah Championship, October 1-4.
  • Course: Black Desert Resort, Ivins, Utah.
  • Event: PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall; $6 million purse and 500 points to the winner.
  • Round 2 leader: Austin Smotherman at 17 under, one shot ahead of Kevin Roy.
  • Cut score: locked at 6 under.
  • Confirmed weekend players: 68 players have completed 36 holes at 6 under or better.
  • Players on the number: 13 completed players are tied at 6 under and safely through.
  • Still able to advance: Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson are 5 under with two holes remaining.
  • Unable to advance: amateur Bowen Mauss has one hole remaining but cannot reach 6 under.
  • Play resumes: Saturday at 11:00 a.m. ET to finish Round 2 before the third round begins.
  • Notable misses: Tony Finau, Lucas Glover, Maverick McNealy, Max Greyserman, Cam Davis, Denny McCarthy and Pierceson Coody are outside the cut.
  • Withdrawal: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen.

The cut score is locked at 6 under. A total of 68 players have completed 36 holes at 6 under or better and are confirmed for the weekend. Round 2 was suspended because of darkness with three players still on the course, so the final number advancing will be settled Saturday morning.

  • Cut score: 6 under.
  • Confirmed through: 68 players who completed 36 holes at 6 under or better.
  • Players on the number: Brendon Todd, Matthieu Pavon, John Parry, Nick Dunlap, Adam Svensson, Luke Clanton, Jackson Koivun, Matt McCarty, Davis Thompson, Zac Blair, William Mouw, Joel Dahmen and Seamus Power.
  • Still able to make the cut: Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson are 5 under with holes 17 and 18 remaining. Either player must cover the final two holes in 1 under or better to reach the cut number.
  • Third unfinished player: amateur Bowen Mauss is even par with one hole remaining and cannot reach the cut.
  • Possible final weekend-field size: 68, 69 or 70 players, depending on how Tosti and Svensson finish.
  • Round 2 resumption: Saturday at 11:00 a.m. ET.

These 68 players have completed 36 holes at 6 under or better and are confirmed for Saturday and Sunday. Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson can still join this list when Round 2 resumes Saturday morning.

  • Kihei Akina (a)
  • Zach Bauchou
  • Christiaan Bezuidenhout
  • Zac Blair
  • Chandler Blanchet
  • Michael Brennan
  • Luke Clanton
  • Eric Cole
  • Trace Crowe
  • Joel Dahmen
  • Zecheng Dou
  • Adrien Dumont de Chassart
  • Nick Dunlap
  • A.J. Ewart
  • Patrick Fishburn
  • Steven Fisk
  • David Ford
  • Brice Garnett
  • Doug Ghim
  • Emiliano Grillo
  • Harry Hall
  • Harry Higgs
  • Lee Hodges
  • Rico Hoey
  • Max Homa
  • Billy Horschel
  • Beau Hossler
  • Mark Hubbard
  • Stephan Jaeger
  • Ben James
  • Takumi Kanaya
  • Johnny Keefer
  • Chris Kirk
  • Patton Kizzire
  • Ben Kohles
  • Jackson Koivun
  • Haotong Li
  • David Lipsky
  • Justin Lower
  • Matt McCarty
  • Max McGreevy
  • Taylor Moore
  • William Mouw
  • John Parry
  • Matthieu Pavon
  • Marco Penge
  • Seamus Power
  • Chad Ramey
  • Davis Riley
  • Patrick Rodgers
  • Kevin Roy
  • Gordon Sargent
  • Neal Shipley
  • Jordan Smith
  • Austin Smotherman
  • Kevin Streelman
  • Jackson Suber
  • Adam Svensson
  • Nick Taylor
  • Davis Thompson
  • Brendon Todd
  • John VanDerLaan
  • Erik van Rooyen
  • Kristoffer Ventura
  • Danny Walker
  • Dylan Wu
  • Sudarshan Yellamaraju
  • Kevin Yu

Still chasing the weekend: Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson are both 5 under with two holes remaining.

Unable to advance: amateur Bowen Mauss is even par with one hole remaining.

The following players have completed 36 holes below the locked 6-under cut line. Tosti and Svensson are not included because their second rounds will resume Saturday morning.

  • One shot short at 5 under: Hank Lebioda, Tyler Duncan, Ben Silverman, Nick Hardy, Cam Davis, Maverick McNealy, Lucas Glover, Max Greyserman, Matt Wallace, Jeffrey Kang and Paul Peterson.
  • Additional notable missed cuts: Tony Finau, Pierceson Coody, Denny McCarthy, Hayden Springer, Christo Lamprecht, Joe Highsmith and Kensei Hirata finished at 4 under.
  • Other veteran names missing the weekend: Adam Schenk, Peter Malnati, Tom Hoge, Aaron Wise, Aldrich Potgieter and Andrew Putnam.
  • Past champions: defending champion Michael Brennan and 2024 winner Matt McCarty both made the cut.
  • Withdrawal: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen.
  • Disqualifications: none listed.

This is the original published tournament field retained for comparison with the weekend field. The symbols follow the tournament's posted field: + sponsor exemption and # section champion.

  • Kihei Akina +
  • Zach Bauchou
  • Christiaan Bezuidenhout
  • Zac Blair
  • Chandler Blanchet
  • Boston Bracken +
  • Michael Brennan
  • Rafael Campos
  • Davis Chatfield
  • Luke Clanton
  • Eric Cole
  • Pierceson Coody
  • Trace Crowe
  • Joel Dahmen
  • Cam Davis
  • Zecheng Dou
  • Adrien Dumont de Chassart
  • Nick Dunlap
  • Austin Eckroat
  • A.J. Ewart
  • Tony Finau
  • Patrick Fishburn
  • Steven Fisk
  • David Ford
  • Brice Garnett
  • Doug Ghim
  • Lucas Glover
  • Max Greyserman
  • Lanto Griffin
  • Emiliano Grillo
  • Harry Hall
  • Garrick Higgo
  • Joe Highsmith
  • Kensei Hirata
  • Lee Hodges
  • Rico Hoey
  • Tom Hoge
  • Rasmus HΓΈjgaard
  • Max Homa
  • Billy Horschel
  • Beau Hossler
  • Mark Hubbard
  • Mackenzie Hughes
  • Stephan Jaeger
  • Ben James
  • Zach J. Johnson #
  • Takumi Kanaya
  • Jeffrey Kang
  • Johnny Keefer
  • Chris Kirk
  • Patton Kizzire
  • Ben Kohles
  • Jackson Koivun
  • Christo Lamprecht
  • Hank Lebioda
  • K.H. Lee
  • Haotong Li
  • David Lingmerth
  • David Lipsky
  • Justin Lower
  • Peter Malnati
  • Ben Martin
  • Bowen Mauss +
  • Denny McCarthy
  • Matt McCarty
  • Max McGreevy
  • Maverick McNealy
  • Mac Meissner
  • Taylor Moore
  • William Mouw
  • Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
  • Pontus Nyholm
  • C.T. Pan
  • John Parry
  • Matthieu Pavon
  • Taylor Pendrith
  • Marco Penge
  • Paul Peterson
  • Chandler Phillips
  • Aldrich Potgieter
  • Seamus Power
  • Andrew Putnam
  • Chad Ramey
  • Davis Riley
  • Patrick Rodgers
  • Kevin Roy
  • Marcelo Rozo
  • Isaiah Salinda
  • Gordon Sargent
  • Adam Schenk
  • Neal Shipley
  • Ben Silverman
  • David Skinns
  • Jordan Smith
  • Austin Smotherman
  • Hayden Springer
  • Jimmy Stanger
  • Jackson Suber
  • Adam Svensson
  • Jesper Svensson
  • Nick Taylor
  • Davis Thompson
  • Michael Thompson
  • Brendon Todd
  • Alejandro Tosti
  • Erik van Rooyen
  • John VanDerLaan
  • Kristoffer Ventura
  • Danny Walker
  • Matt Wallace
  • Vince Whaley
  • Aaron Wise
  • Dylan Wu
  • Sudarshan Yellamaraju
  • Kevin Yu

The FedExCup Fall gives eligible players a chance to improve their year-end standing and 2027 priority. The top-100 line matters for full TOUR status, although some players also hold exemptions through other categories.

  • Utah and status watch: Patrick Fishburn and Zac Blair made the cut; Tony Finau missed it.
  • Established names advancing: Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Nick Taylor and Chris Kirk reached the weekend.
  • Established names missing: Lucas Glover, Denny McCarthy and Maverick McNealy finished below the cut.
  • Other weekend names: Joel Dahmen and Beau Hossler advanced; Tom Hoge and Adam Schenk missed.

This archived section retains the sponsor exemptions, section champion and alternate order shown during the pre-tournament field update.

  • Named sponsor exemptions: Kihei Akina, Boston Bracken and Bowen Mauss.
  • Section champion: Zach J. Johnson.
  • Withdrawal recorded after play began: Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen.
Published Alternate Order
  • Kevin Streelman
  • Tyler Duncan
  • Will Gordon
  • Harry Higgs
  • S.Y. Noh
  • Troy Merritt
  • Adam Hadwin
  • Luke List
  • Jeremy Paul
  • Nick Hardy
  • Camilo Villegas
  • Jonathan Byrd
  • Ryan Brehm
  • Cameron Champ
  • Henrik Norlander

  • The PGA TOUR FedExCup Fall tournament runs October 1-4 at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah.
  • The purse is $6 million, and the winner receives 500 FedExCup points.
  • The 36-hole cut score is locked at 6 under.
  • Sixty-eight players have completed two rounds at 6 under or better and are confirmed for the weekend.
  • Michael Brennan and Matt McCarty are the tournament's past champions, and both advanced.
  • Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson remain 5 under with two holes to play and can still join the weekend field.
  • Round 2 resumes Saturday at 11:00 a.m. ET after Friday's darkness suspension.
  • The original tournament field remains available above for comparison with the weekend field.
🟒 CaddyBytes Bank of Utah Making the Cut Note

The Bank of Utah Championship cut is locked at 6 under. Sixty-eight players are confirmed for the weekend, while Alejandro Tosti and Jesper Svensson can still join them when Round 2 resumes Saturday morning. The final weekend-field count will be updated after their rounds are complete.