AIG Women's Open Tee Times 2023 - Round Four
All of the tee times and pairings for the fourth and final round at Walton Heath
On Saturday, we saw a drastic change at the top of the leaderboard, with Ally Ewing's five shot advantage being wiped out as she struggled on day three of the AIG Women's Open
The American had carded rounds of 68 and 66 to sit five shots clear. However, on Saturday, a three-over 75 meant she would ultimately finish the day two back of Charley Hull and Lilia Vu, who carded rounds of four and five-under respectively.
As Hull looks for her first maiden Major scalp, Vu is hoping to add her second in 2023, after victory at the Chevron Championship in April. The pair sit at nine-under, but there are a huge number of names within striking distance, such as Linn Grant, Nelly Korda and two-time AIG Women's Open winner, Jiyai Shin.
Play begins slightly earlier at 7.55am, with Haruka Kawasaki getting the day underway. Major winner, Danielle Kang tees off at 8.25am, whilst home hero, Georgia Hall, begins her final round at 8.55am.
A number of big names will also tee off before the afternoon wave, with the likes of Celine Boutier, Rose Zhang, Leona Maguire and Minjee Lee all part of the morning's action, before the leaders tee off at 14.20pm.
Below is the complete list of tee times and pairings for the third round of the 2023 AIG Women’s Open (all times BST).
AIG Women's Open Tee Times - Round Three
ROUND THREE (BST)
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- 7.55am - Haruka Kawasaki
- 8.05am - Pajaree Anannarukarn, Eun Hee Ji
- 8.15am - Mao Saigo, Julia Lopez Ramirez (a)
- 8.25am - Angela Stanford, Danielle Kang
- 8.35am - In Gee Chun, Xiyu Janet Lin
- 8.45am - Klara Davidson Spilkova, Kylie Henry
- 8.55am - Caroline Hedwall, Georgia Hall
- 9.10am - Ryann O'Toole, Morgane Metraux
- 9.20am - Mina Harigae, Celine Boutier
- 9.30am - Charlotte Heath (a), Alice Hewson
- 9.40am - Lindy Duncan, Miyu Yamashita
- 9.50am - Ayaka Furue, Rose Zhang
- 10.00am - Na Rin An, Kokona Sakurai
- 10.15am - Leona Maguire, Yuri Yoshida
- 10.25am - Maja Stark, Wei-ling Hsu
- 10.35am - Moriya Jutanugarn, Lindsey Weaver
- 10.45am - Jaravee Boonchant, Yu Liu
- 10.55am - Grace Kim, Ruoning Yin
- 11.05am - Nicole Broch Estrup, Hyejin Choi
- 11.20am - Hae Ran Ryu, Diksha Dagar
- 11.30am - Jodi Ewart Shadoff, Aditi Ashok
- 11.40am - Minjee Lee, Emily Kristine Pedersen
- 11.50am - Gemma Dryburgh, Johanna Gustavsson
- 12.00pm - Cara Gainer, Gaby Lopez
- 12.10pm - Allisen Corpuz, Jinyoung Ko
- 12.25pm - Megan Khang, Yuna Nishimura
- 12.35pm - Jenny Shin, Olivia Cowan
- 12.45pm - Alim Kim, Stephanie Meadow
- 12.55pm - Anna Nordqvist, Akie Iwai
- 1.05pm - Atthaya Thitikul, Jeongeun Lee6
- 1.15pm - Minami Katsu, Alison Lee
- 1.30pm - Nasa Hataoka, Perrine Delacour
- 1.40pm - Nelly Korda, Amy Yang
- 1.50pm - Andrea Lee, Jiyai Shin
- 2.00pm - Linn Grant, Ally Ewing
- 2.10pm - Hyo Joo Kim, Angel Yin
- 2.20pm - Charley Hull, Lilia Vu
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