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The cut is made at the half way stage of Golf tournament, like the PGA Tour and European Tour. Before the tournament starts there is a number set of how many people will progress to the final rounds, after two rounds this number is set against the field and only those top 70 say will progress.
At The Open, it is top 70 and ties, so anyone in the top 70, and those with the same score as 70th will progress. The rest are cut.
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