Can you name the 16 golfers who have made the cut in all four men’s majors in 2025?

Making the cut at any major is tough. Making it in all four in one season is exceptional. So, let’s give a round of applause to this talented group.

Each season, those who qualify for the four biggest events in the game have the opportunity to play 288 holes of golf across a little more than three months. Very few manage it. The Masters, PGA Championship, US Open, and The Open are the grand slam events – the ones every player wants to win – and that means tough courses (brutally tough in the case of the US Open), more pressure, and a whole lot more scrutiny.

When the cut fell at The Open at Royal Portrush on Friday evening, it meant just 16 achieved the feat of extending their stay into the weekend in all four majors in 2025. That list includes the world’s three best players – Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Xander Schauffele.

Of that trio, Scheffler and McIlroy each have a major victory to their names with Scheffler leading by one and McIlroy in the mix to win in Northern Ireland. Schauffele, meanwhile, has extended his incredible run of consecutive made cuts to 69 as he battled Friday afternoon’s challenging conditions to reach the weekend. However, his hopes of becoming the first man since Padraig Harrington in 2008 to successfully defend the Claret Jug look over. He’s eight back of Scheffler’s lead and no one has tasted victory when more than seven shots behind heading into the weekend in the last 25 playings.

Jon Rahm and Tyrrell Hatton are the only LIV Golf stars to reach every major weekend, with Rahm missing just one cut in his last 24 major starts and Hatton only exiting after 36 holes once since the end of 2021.

Of those who’ve played all 14 major rounds so far this year, Scottie Scheffler has the lowest cumulative score (-25 – 21 shots ahead of nearest rival Jon Rahm) and is just nine behind Schauffele in the consecutive cuts statistic. Just five players are cumulatively under par across the four events.

This is Scheffler’s fifth consecutive year teeing it up in all four majors and is the third year in a row that he’s made the weekend at them all. His last missed cut came at the 2022 PGA Championship. For McIlroy, it’s the fifth time he’s achieved the feat in 16 full major seasons, and he’s won at least one major in three of them.

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Thanks to the brutal setup at Oakmont for the US Open, none of the 22 players can boast under-par scores at all four majors. Canadian Corey Conners has made the cut in all four majors but doesn’t have a cumulative score having been forced to withdraw from the US Open with a wrist injury after 54 holes.

For comparison, 13 players made the cut in all four majors in 2024, up from 12 in 2023, from nine in 2022 and seven in 2021.

Scheffler has finished top-10 in all four majors this season, and won two of them, a feat that hasn’t been achieved in 20 years. In 2005 Tiger Woods won The Masters, tied for fourth place in the PGA Championship, came second in the U.S. Open, and won his second Open Championship.

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