65 participants After two rounds, or 36 holes, most European Tour tournaments feature a cut to a field for the final two rounds. As of the 2017-18 season, the cut rule has been reduced to the top 65 players and ties, with those players able to continue the event if fewer than 78 players finish inside the 36-hole cut line. The number of players who make it through this first round cut is referred to as the "field." A complete list of the current fields for each tournament, along with other information such as how much money each place prize fund, can be found at http://www.europeantour.com/en/tournaments/current-fields/. Not all tournaments are played to completion. If there are not enough players to complete all the holes, which sometimes happens early in the schedule when many people play wait-and-see to see what kind of weather may be coming their way, they will cancel any remaining holes and the event is over. Some large events might only have one cutoff while others might have several depending on their budget. Either way, the number of players that remain after these cuts are made is called the "field" for the event. On average, more than half of all European Tour events are completed today. The number of players involved in each event varies greatly, from as few as 20 to more than 100. The largest event on record was the 2005 BMW International Open, which had 106 players.