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2024 Wells Fargo Championship Saturday tee times: Round 3 groupings

2024 Wells Fargo Championship Saturday tee times: Round 3 groupings

Round 3 tee⁤ times for Saturday’s third round of the 2024 Wells Fargo⁢ Championship at TPC Potomac ​at Avenel Farm.

– Saturday Tee Times Set for Round 3 at Wells Fargo ​Championship



Round 3 of the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship​ is set to begin on Saturday, May 11th, with tee times starting ⁤at 10:00 AM ET. The field ‍has‍ been cut to the top 70 ⁤players and ties after 36 holes, and they⁤ will play for ‌a chance to make the cut and advance⁢ to Sunday’s final round.


The leaders after two ‌rounds are Max Homa and Keegan Bradley, who are both at 10-under par. They will be ‌paired together in the final group on Saturday and will ⁣tee off ‍at 2:30 PM ET.


Other notable pairings include Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy, who will tee off ⁢at 2:10 PM ET,⁢ and Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth, who will tee off at 1:50 PM ET. With so many big names still in ‌contention, Round 3 is⁣ sure to be exciting.



























Tee Time Group 1 Group 2
10:00 AM ET – Sepp Straka
– Chris Kirk
– James Hahn
– Stewart Cink
– Camilo Villegas
– Keith Mitchell
10:10 AM⁢ ET -​ Emiliano ‌Grillo
– Brian Harman
– Francesco Molinari
-⁢ John Huh
– Zach Johnson
– Russell Henley
10:20 AM ET – J.T. Poston
– Seamus Power
– Davis Riley
– Aaron Wise
– Patrick Cantlay
– Christiaan Bezuidenhout

– Spieth, Hovland Headline ⁢Notable Pairings


- Spieth, Hovland⁢ Headline Notable Pairings
Multi-major champion **Jordan Spieth** and talented Norwegian **Viktor Hovland** tee off together in one of the most ⁢anticipated‌ pairings of the third round ⁢at ‌the Wells Fargo Championship. The duo ⁤will begin their round at 1:05 p.m. ET from the 1st tee. Spieth is looking to contend for his 13th PGA TOUR victory, while Hovland is seeking his fifth.

Another intriguing pairing features Jon Rahm ‍ and Justin Thomas, two of the top-ranked players in the world. ⁢They’ll ‌tee off at 1:26 ​p.m. ET from the 1st tee. Rahm is the defending champion and has been in ⁢solid form this season, while Thomas is‌ looking⁣ for⁢ his first win of 2023.


Hideki Matsuyama and Xander Schauffele will‌ play together in the third round. The​ duo will tee off at 1:05 p.m.⁣ ET from the 10th tee. Matsuyama is a‌ former Masters champion, while Schauffele is a multiple PGA TOUR winner.


Tony Finau and Will ‌Zalatoris will ⁢also be paired together in the third round. They’ll tee off at⁢ 1:26 p.m. ET from the 10th tee. ⁤Finau is a two-time PGA TOUR winner, while Zalatoris is a ​rising star ‌on tour.



























Pairings Tee⁤ Time
Spieth, ⁣Hovland 1:05 p.m. ET
Rahm, Thomas 1:26 p.m. ET
Matsuyama, Schauffele 1:05 p.m. ET
Finau, Zalatoris 1:26 p.m. ET




Player
Tee Time
Tee




Michael Lee
7:45 AM
10


John⁣ Huh
8:05 AM
10


George Cunningham
8:25 AM
10


Cameron Young
8:45 AM
10



Michael Lee, John Huh, George ​Cunningham, and Cameron Young, all‍ Charlotte-area ​natives were among the locals who drew favorable tee⁣ times for Saturday’s third round of the Wells Fargo Championship. Lee, who is making his first appearance in the tournament since 2019, will tee off at 7:45 ‌AM from the 10th tee with Huh and Cunningham. Young, the highest-ranked player in the field at No. 15 in the World Golf Rankings, will tee off at 8:45 AM from the 10th tee.


The‌ trio will be in the second group off the tee on Saturday, behind only the group of Rickie⁤ Fowler, Jon Rahm,‌ and Rory McIlroy who will tee off at 7:35 AM⁣ from the 10th tee. Lee, Huh, ‍and Cunningham will be looking to make a move up the leaderboard on Saturday after all three players shot 2-under par 69s​ in the second round. Young carded a 3-under par⁣ 68 in the second round ‌and⁣ is tied for 10th place heading into the third round.


The third round of the Wells Fargo Championship will begin at 7:35 AM on Saturday from Quail‍ Hollow Club.

– Previewing the Contenders’ Round‌ 3 ⁤Matchups


- Previewing the Contenders' Round 3 Matchups
Round 3 of the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship promises to be a thrilling affair, with a slew of world-class golfers in contention. Here ‌are the key matchups to ⁤watch out⁤ for:


Jon Rahm vs. ‍Scottie ⁢Scheffler


The top two players in the world rankings, Jon Rahm and ‍Scottie Scheffler, find themselves paired together​ in the third round. Rahm, who⁢ is seeking his third Wells Fargo Championship title, will‌ look to⁣ extend his ‌lead ⁤at the top of the leaderboard while Scheffler will be determined to close the gap.


Rory McIlroy vs. Patrick Cantlay


Another tantalizing ⁢pairing sees Rory McIlroy take on Patrick Cantlay. McIlroy,⁢ a four-time major champion, is searching for his first Wells Fargo Championship title. ​Cantlay, on the other hand, ‌is a two-time FedEx Cup champion and will be eager to‌ add another prestigious title to his resume.


Justin Thomas vs. Xander Schauffele


Justin ‍Thomas, a former Wells Fargo ⁢Championship winner, faces ‍off against Xander Schauffele in a match that could⁤ have major implications on the⁣ outcome of the tournament. Thomas will be hoping to close out strong after firing a 66 in the second round while Schauffele will aim to build on his ⁤impressive 65.


Will Zalatoris vs. Matt Fitzpatrick


Two of the rising stars of the game, Will Zalatoris and Matt Fitzpatrick, are ⁣set to square off in Friday’s third round. Zalatoris, who has been‍ in impressive form in recent weeks, will look to continue his push up the leaderboard⁤ while Fitzpatrick,⁤ the reigning⁢ US‌ Open champion, will look to make a charge from behind.


These⁢ are just a few of the key matchups⁣ to watch out for in the third round of the ‌2024 Wells Fargo Championship. With so much talent ​on display,⁣ we are ‌in‌ for​ a thrilling weekend of golf.

And ⁢that’s the latest on the tee times for Round 3 of the 2024 Wells Fargo Championship. The⁢ tournament is ⁤shaping up to be a thrilling one, with several players in⁣ contention for​ the title. Be sure to tune in tomorrow‌ to see who comes out ‍on top.

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