The PGA Tour rolled out a new and quite controversial cut policy for the golf season. It is known by the acronym, MDF, which stands for made the cut, did not finish. It seems that no one, with the exception of possibly the Tour higher echelon types and television executives, actually liked this policy. The new policy makes it possible for a player to make the cut but not be able to play on Saturday and Sunday. In fact at the Sony Open 87 players actually made the official cut, but 17 were not allowed to play the weekend. The board will reportedly seek that the players want to return to the traditional hole cut of the top 70 and ties. This could possibly result in more than 78 players making the cut. In many instances, it. In that case, a 54 hole cut would be placed into effect to further reduce the number to At least the guy who goes low on Saturday, still has a fighting chance for Sunday. One often wonders if the Tour works in unison with the players before rolling out these new rules...