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2026 Genesis Scottish Open Saturday tee times: Round 3 pairings

2026 Genesis Scottish Open Saturday tee times: Round 3 pairings

The tee times for the third round ⁣of the 2026 Genesis Scottish Open have been​ officially released, setting the stage for a⁤ pivotal day ​of competition. players will begin their rounds early in the morning,⁤ with⁣ the first group teeing off at 7:00 ⁣AM​ local time. ​Fans and attendees can expect ⁢a ⁣packed schedule⁢ filled with dramatic moments ⁤as ⁢top ‍contenders seek to solidify their positions​ heading into the weekend.⁤ The course layout at‍ Renaissance Club will challenge players to balance aggressive shots with strategic play, particularly as ⁢weather conditions shift throughout⁤ the day.

Key pairings to watch on Saturday include:

  • World number one Rory McIlroy paired with rising star Viktor Hovland
  • Defending champion Jon ⁤Rahm alongside 2024 PGA Tour Player of the Year Scottie Scheffler
  • Golf legend ⁢Tiger⁤ Woods in a notable grouping with young talent ⁣Collin Morikawa

These groups are expected⁢ to draw notable attention and could be crucial in determining the tournament leaderboard dynamics. With‍ so much at stake,every stroke will count as players navigate ⁢the lush yet challenging⁢ fairways ⁤and greens.

Tee Time Pairing Starting Hole
7:00 AM Rory McIlroy /⁢ viktor Hovland 1
7:10 AM Jon Rahm / Scottie Scheffler 1
7:20 AM Tiger Woods / Collin Morikawa 1

For‍ those‌ attending the event, it’s advisable to‌ arrive early and plan your route on‍ the course strategically to catch all the action. Bring weather-appropriate​ gear and stay⁢ hydrated, as the ‌round ⁣will stretch over‍ several ⁤hours with multiple walking opportunities between holes.‍ Expert ⁢tips include using course maps available at the ‌entrance and leveraging mobile apps ⁤for live scoring⁤ updates, enabling fans⁤ to stay connected with evolving ​tournament developments throughout the day.

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