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2024 Travelers Championship Thursday tee times: Round 1 pairings

2024 Travelers Championship Thursday tee times: Round 1 pairings

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2024 Travelers Championship: Thursday ⁢Tee Times⁤ & ‍Round 1 ⁣Pairings

The 2024 Travelers Championship, hosted at TPC River ⁢Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut,‌ is set​ to commence on ⁤Thursday with an exciting lineup of golfers. Here’s an overview of ‌the tee times and pairings for ​the‍ first round ⁤of‌ this ‌prestigious tournament:

Day 1 Tee Times:

  • 8:05 AM ‍EDT: Chris Gotterup
  • 8:15 AM⁣ EDT: Robert MacIntyre,⁤ Jake Knapp
  • 8:25 AM EDT: Akshay Bhatia, Thomas Detry
  • 8:35 AM EDT: Taylor Pendrith,​ Victor‌ Perez
  • 8:45 AM EDT: Davis Riley, Rickie ‌Fowler
  • 8:55 AM EDT: Lee ​Hodges, Eric Cole
  • 9:05 AM EDT: Brian Harman, Tom Hoge
  • 9:15 ​AM⁤ EDT: Nick Taylor, Harris English
  • 9:25 AM EDT: ‌Taylor Moore, Seamus Power
  • 9:40 AM EDT: Kurt Kitayama, Mackenzie ⁢Hughes
  • 9:50 AM EDT: Sahith⁤ Theegala, Sepp Straka
  • 10:00 AM EDT: Jason ⁢Day,‌ J.T. Poston
  • 10:10 AM EDT: Cameron Young, Patrick Rodgers

Day 1⁣ Pairings:

  • Group 1: ⁢Chris⁢ Gotterup
  • Group ⁤2: Robert ‍MacIntyre, Jake Knapp
  • Group 3: ‍Akshay⁤ Bhatia, Thomas Detry
  • Group 4: Taylor⁤ Pendrith, Victor Perez
  • Group⁢ 5: Davis Riley, Rickie Fowler
  • Group‌ 6: Lee Hodges, Eric Cole
  • Group 7: Brian Harman, Tom ‌Hoge
  • Group 8: Nick Taylor, Harris English
  • Group⁣ 9: Taylor ‍Moore, Seamus Power
  • Group 10: Kurt Kitayama, ‌Mackenzie⁢ Hughes
  • Group 11: ⁤Sahith Theegala, Sepp Straka
  • Group 12: Jason ⁣Day, J.T. Poston
  • Group 13: ‍Cameron Young, Patrick Rodgers

Stay tuned for‍ more updates ‍and ‍expert ​analysis as the tournament unfolds, promising thrilling competition ⁢among the best golfers. Enjoy the action live on​ Golf Channel, NBC, or via streaming on various platforms like Peacock. Don’t miss out on‌ the excitement of the 2024 Travelers ⁣Championship!

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