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      <title>In Defence of the 36-Hole Cut</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;There is a particular Friday afternoon feeling that only exists in professional golf, the one where a player standing over a six-footer on the 18th green is not playing for a leaderboard position but for the right to stay in the tournament at all. Nobody in tennis serves for their airline ticket home. Nobody in Formula One qualifies out of the race weekend on Saturday morning. Golf has quietly built one of sport&amp;rsquo;s few genuine elimination mechanisms into the middle of an ordinary regular-season event, and for several years now the Tour has been chipping away at it, one no-cut signature event at a time.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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