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Tee times for the third round of The Open

Tee times for the third round of The Open

Tee times for the third round of The Open have been‍ announced, with Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland leading the way off at 10:22 BST. The pair are tied for the lead on eight under par, with ⁣a host of players within touching distance. Jon⁤ Rahm is one shot behind in third, while Tiger Woods and Scottie Scheffler are a further shot back in a tie for ⁢fourth. The ‌third round promises to be a fascinating one, with plenty of drama and excitement expected.

Tee ‍Times and⁢ Pairings Set for Third Round

The tee times and pairings for the third round of The Open have​ been announced, with the first group set to tee off at 6:45am. Here ⁣is a look at the key pairings for Saturday’s action:

  • Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm: The world’s top two players will tee off together at‍ 8:35am, in what is sure to be one of the most highly anticipated pairings of the day.
  • Shane Lowry and Louis Oosthuizen: The reigning Champion Golfer of the Year and the 2021 runner-up will tee off at 9:05am,‍ as they look to keep their title hopes alive.
  • Viktor Hovland and Matt Fitzpatrick: ⁣ Two of the hottest players ⁤on the PGA⁤ Tour will tee off at 9:25am, as they both seek to make a ‍run at the Claret Jug.
  • Cameron Smith and Dustin Johnson: ⁤The two former major champions will tee off at 10:30am, as they look to make a move up the leaderboard.
  • Collin Morikawa and Scottie Scheffler: The‍ two American⁣ stars will tee off at 1:25pm, as they look to join the mix of contenders.

The ⁣third round of The Open is sure to be full of drama and excitement, as the field​ narrows and the chase for the Claret​ Jug intensifies.

Tee Times for Third Round

Hole Group​ 1 Group‌ 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5
1 6:45am 7:30am 8:00am 8:35am 9:05am
2 6:56am 7:41am 8:00am 8:46am 9:16am
3 7:07am 7:52am 8:21am 8:57am 9:27am
4 7:18am 8:03am 8:32am 9:08am 9:38am
5 7:29am 8:14am 8:43am 9:19am 9:49am
6 7:40am 8:25am 8:54am 9:30am 10:00am
7 7:51am 8:36am 9:05am 9:41am 10:11am
8 8:02am 8:47am 9:16am 9:52am 10:22am
9 8:13am 8:58am 9:27am 10:03am 10:33am
10 8:24am 9:09am 9:38am 10:14am 10:44am
11 8:35am 9:20am 9:49am 10:25am 10:55am
12 8:46am 9:31am 10:00am 10:36am 11:06am
13 8:57am 9:42am 10:11am 10:47am 11:17am
14 9:08am 9:53am 10:22am 10:58am 11:28am
15 9:19am 10:04am 10:33am 11:09am 11:39am
16 9:30am 10:15am 10:44am 11:20am 11:50am
17 9:41am 10:26am 10:55am 11:31am 12:01pm
18 9:52am 10:37am 11:06am 11:42am 12:12pm

Tee⁢ Times and Pairings Set for Third Round

Rory McIlroy in Contention at Royal St. Georges

Rory ⁢McIlroy remains in contention at The ⁢Open after a ⁣solid⁣ second round at Royal St.⁣ Georges. The Northern Irishman shot a 4-under-par 66 to‌ move to 6-under for the tournament, just⁣ 2 shots behind leaders Louis⁣ Oosthuizen and Collin Morikawa.

McIlroy got off to a fast start with birdies on the 2nd and 3rd holes. He then made a bogey on the 6th hole but ⁢bounced back with ‍birdies on the 7th and 8th⁢ holes. He made the turn​ at 3-under-par 33.

On ‍the back nine, McIlroy made a⁢ birdie on the 10th hole but gave the stroke ‌back with a bogey on the 11th hole. He then made a birdie on the 14th hole and⁣ parred the last 4 holes to shoot a 3-under-par 33 on the back⁢ nine.

McIlroy is now⁤ tied for 3rd place with 4 other players, including Jon Rahm‍ and Brooks Koepka. He ⁤will tee off‍ in the third round at 1:52 p.m. BST alongside ⁢Oosthuizen‍ and Morikawa.

The third round ⁣of The Open is sure ⁢to be⁢ exciting, with many ‌of the world’s best golfers ⁤in​ contention. McIlroy will⁢ be looking‌ to make a strong push⁣ on ‍moving day and put himself in position to win ‌his first Open Championship since 2014.

McIlroy’s Round 2 Scorecard

Hole Score
1 Par
2 Birdie
3 Birdie
4 Par
5 Par
6 Bogey
7 Birdie
8 Birdie
9 Par
10 Birdie
11 Bogey
12 Par
13 Par
14 Birdie
15 Par
16 Par
17 Par
18 Par

Total: 66 (-4)

Breakdown‌ of Key Groups to Watch

The third round of The Open is set to tee off early Friday morning, with several key groups to watch as the tournament reaches its climax. Here’s⁣ a breakdown of some​ of the most intriguing pairings:

Group 1 (10:29 AM)

  • Rory McIlroy
  • Jon Rahm
  • Justin Thomas

All eyes will be‌ on this star-studded‌ group, featuring three of the game’s top players. McIlroy⁤ is seeking his fifth⁢ major title, ⁣while‌ Rahm and Thomas are ⁤both vying for their second.

Group⁢ 2 (10:40 AM)

  • Cameron Smith
  • Matt Fitzpatrick
  • Scottie Scheffler

Another formidable group, this one includes⁣ last year’s runner-up, Smith, and rising star Fitzpatrick,‌ who won the 2022 U.S. Open. Scheffler is a former world No. 1 looking⁤ to add another major to his resume.

Group​ 3 (11:08 AM)

  • Collin​ Morikawa
  • Xander Schauffele
  • Patrick Cantlay

This group of American contenders have all ⁤won majors in their careers, with Morikawa claiming two and Schauffele and Cantlay taking one each. They’ll be ‌looking to make a move up⁤ the leaderboard on Friday.

Group 4 (11:19 AM)

  • Shane Lowry
  • Viktor Hovland
  • Tommy Fleetwood

This group features a mix of ‍experience and rising stars. Lowry won The Open in 2019, while Hovland ​and Fleetwood are both ⁣seeking their first​ major titles.

Group 5 (11:28 AM)

  • Will Zalatoris
  • Billy Horschel
  • Talor ‌Gooch

A group of dark horses to keep an eye on, Zalatoris⁤ is a rising star who has finished in the top 10 in his last three​ majors. Horschel is a former FedEx ⁣Cup champion, while Gooch is coming off an impressive performance at Wimbledon.

Predicting the Final Two Rounds

As the third round of The Open gets underway, the field ​has been ⁤whittled down to a select group of contenders. With just two rounds​ remaining, the tension is palpable as ⁣players vie for the ⁣Claret Jug. Here is a look at some of the key matchups and predictions for the ⁤final stretch:

  • Rory McIlroy vs.​ Jon ⁤Rahm: The‍ two⁢ highest-ranked players in the world, McIlroy and Rahm ⁣have ​been in blistering form this week. McIlroy has a three-stroke lead heading into Round 3, but Rahm ‍is within striking distance ⁢and has a⁢ proven ability⁣ to make birdies in bunches. This‌ duel is likely to go ⁢down⁤ to the wire.

  • Dustin Johnson vs. Collin Morikawa: After a slow start, Johnson has​ surged ‍into contention​ with two impressive rounds. ‍He is now tied for⁤ third, just four strokes off the ⁤lead.⁤ Morikawa, the defending champion, has struggled somewhat⁣ but remains a threat. This matchup could be crucial ⁢in determining ‌the outcome.

  • Cameron Smith vs. Viktor Hovland: Smith and Hovland are two of the‍ hottest players on tour right now. They have both been making birdies with ease and are within ​striking distance of the leaders.‌ If either player can ‍continue their current form,​ they could be a force to be reckoned with in the final rounds.

Key Groups to Watch

Group Players Time
Group 45 Rory McIlroy,​ Jon Rahm,‍ Justin Thomas 10:30 ⁣AM BST
Group 50 Dustin Johnson, Collin ‍Morikawa, ‌Scottie Scheffler 11:30 AM BST
Group 57 Cameron Smith, Viktor Hovland, Will Zalatoris 1:20 PM BST

With so much talent in contention, the final​ two rounds‍ of The Open promise to be nothing short of thrilling. Stay tuned as the drama unfolds and⁣ the next champion is crowned.

This concludes our coverage of the tee⁢ times for the third round of The⁣ Open. As the⁤ tournament progresses, we will continue ‌to provide updates on the leaderboard, player performances, and any⁤ notable incidents. ⁤Stay tuned for ⁤comprehensive reporting on the remaining rounds and the eventual winner of the coveted Claret Jug.

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