Scottie Scheffler takes a five stroke lead into the weekend at The Masters after a five-under-par 67 on Friday at Augusta National.
The World No.1 will have a Masters champion for company in the third round as South African Charl Schwartzel, winner of the Green Jacket in 2011, keeps him company after a 69 (-3) got him to three-under-par earlier in the day. They go off in the final group together at 2.50pm local time (7.50pm BST), following the group of Shane Lowry and Sungjae Im at 2.40pm who are also both at three-under.
One of the featured groups for Saturday's coverage includes the star of the show Tiger Woods, who goes off 1pm local (6pm BST) with Kevin Kisner. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy is out at 12.20pm local (5.20pm BST) alongside Sepp Straka.
Saturday's other featured groups for TV coverage will include Viktor Hovland and Min Woo Lee at 10:30am EDT, Tony Finau and Cameron Champ at 11:30am EDT and Collin Morikawa alongside Will Zalatoris at 2pm EDT. This year, 52 players made the cut from the starting field of 91, with players at four-over par or better making the weekend. Since 2020, the Masters has operated a cut where the low 50 players and ties qualify for the weekend - it previously used to allow any player within 10 shots to compete.
Masters third round tee times:
10.20am EDT/3.20pm BST: Mackenzie Hughes, Adam Scott
10.30am EDT/3.30pm BST: Viktor Hovland, Min Woo Lee
10.40am EDT/3.40pm BST: Seamus Power, Marc Leishman
10.50am EDT/3.50pm BST: Lucas Glover, Cameron Davis
11am EDT/4pm BST: Max Homa, Tommy Fleetwood
11.10am EDT/4.10pm BST: Tom Hoge, Billy Horschel
11.20am EDT/4.20pm BST: Russell Henley, Patrick Reed
11.30am EDT/4.30pm BST: Tony Finau, Cameron Champ
11.40am EDT/4.40pm BST: Talor Gooch, Daniel Berger
12pm EDT/5pm BST: Si Woo Kim, Jason Kokrak
12.10pm EDT/5.10pm BST: Hudson Swafford, Harry Higgs
12.20pm EDT/5.20pm BST: Rory McIlroy, Sepp Straka
12.30pm EDT/5.30pm BST: Tyrrell Hatton, Jon Rahm
12.40pm EDT/5.40pm BST: Bubba Watson, Sergio Garcia
12.50pm EDT/5.50pm BST: Robert MacIntyre, Lee Westwood
1pm EDT/6pm BST: Kevin Kisner, Tiger Woods
1.10pm EDT/6.10pm BST: Webb Simpson, Patrick Cantlay
1.20pm EDT/6.20pm BST: Matt Fitzpatrick, JJ Spaun
1.40pm EDT/6.40pm BST: Justin Thomas, Christiaan Bezuidenhout
1.50pm EDT/6.50pm BST: Danny Willett, Joaquin Niemann
2pm EDT/7pm BST: Collin Morikawa, Will Zalatoris
2.10pm EDT/7.10pm BST: Cameron Smith, Corey Conners
2.20pm EDT/7.20pm BST: Dustin Johnson, Kevin Na
2.30pm EDT/7.30pm BST: Hideki Matsuyama, Harold Varner III
2.40pm EDT/7.40pm BST: Sungjae Im, Shane Lowry
2.50pm EDT/7.50pm BST: Scottie Scheffler, Charl Schwartzel
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