The Corales Punta Cana Championship is the second of five opposite field events on the PGA Tour’s 2025 schedule. Punta Cana Resort’s 132 golfers did not qualify for the 72-player no-cut signature event at RBC Heritage, but there is still $4 million in prize money up for grabs. This week’s winner will take home $720,000.
But for about half of the field in the Dominican Republic, it’s already time to miss the cut and go home. The cut line is 3 under after 36 holes, with Joel Dahmen at the top of the leaderboard at 16 under, and the trio of Garrick Higgo, Charlie Hoffman and Michael Thorbjornsen tied for second at 12 under, four strokes back, but there are some notable players who won’t make it into the weekend. Instead, unless they plan to take a vacation in the DR, they will return to the U.S. mainland sooner than they would like.
Who missed out on qualifying for the 2025 Corales Punta Cana Championship?
Martin Laird, 2 under
Rafael Campos, 2 under
Kevin Kisner, 2 under
Chez Levy, 2 under
Hayden Springer, 2 under
Luke List, 1 under
Eric van Rooyen too
Harry Higgs, 1 over
Cheson Hadley 3 overs
Ryan Armor, 3 over
What are the opposite field events on the PGA Tour in 2025?
Puerto Rico Open (Arnold Palmer invitation)
Corales Punta Cana (RBC Heritage)
ONEFlight Myrtle Beach Classic (Turist Championship)
ISCO Championship (Genesis Scottish Open)
Barracuda Championship (Open Championship)
