2023 Masters Tee Times - Round 4 Pairings
Here are the tee times for the final round of the 2023 Masters


After the disruptions of Friday and Saturday, the weather has finally abated in Georgia, paving the way for a fascinating Masters Sunday at Augusta National. Brooks Koepka leads Jon Rahm by two at the conclusion of the third round, with a host of challengers ready to pounce should the leading duo falter.
Koepka was four clear when the third round resumed on Sunday morning but had his advantage halved over the closing 12 holes. Still, the American is in pole position to win his fifth Major championship and will tee off in the last group with Rahm at 2.33pm local time (7.33pm BST).
Behind, Viktor Hovland and Patrick Cantlay got themselves back into contention and make up the penultimate group.
One player who won't be in action is Tiger Woods, who withdrew due to injury. The 15-time Major champion was seen limping badly in the cold and wet Saturday conditions and said he had reaggravated his plantar fasciitis after battling to tie the record for the most consecutive cuts made at the Masters with Gary Player and Fred Couples.
Players started the third round in three-balls from the 1st and 10th in a bid to make up for the various weather delays, but will return to two-balls for Sunday's final round.
The Masters tee times - Final round
All times EDT/BST, *indicates 10th tee start
12.30pm/5.30pm: Tony Finau, Sahith Theegala
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12.39pm/5.39pm: Tom Kim, Keegan Bradley
12.49pm/5.49pm: Phil Mickelson, Jordan Spieth
12.58pm/5.58pm: Ryan Fox, Taylor Moore
1.08am/6.08pm: Sungjae Im, KH Lee
1.17pm/6.17pm: Joaquin Niemann, Cameron Young
1.27pm/6.27pm: Scottie Scheffler, Matt Fitzpatrick
1.36pm/6.36pm: Gary Woodland, Jason Day
1.46pm/6.46pm: Justin Rose, Shane Lowry
1.55pm/6.55pm: Xander Schauffele, Patrick Reed
2.05pm/7.05pm: Collin Morikawa, Sam Bennett (A)
2.14pm/7.14pm: Hideki Matsuyama, Russell Henley
2.24pm/7.24pm: Viktor Hovland, Patrick Cantlay
2.33pm/7.33pm: Brooks Koepka, Jon Rahm
*12.30pm/5.30pm: Tyrrell Hatton, Max Homa
*12.39pm/5.39pm: Chris Kirk, Scott Stallings
*12.49pm/5.49pm: Cameron Smith, Sepp Straka
*12.58pm/5.58pm: Tommy Fleetwood, Abraham Ancer
*1.08pm/6.08pm: Si Woo Kim, Sam Burns
*1.17pm/6.17pm: Seamus Power, Adam Scott
*1.27pm/6.27pm: Harold Varner III, Harris English
*1.36pm/6.36pm: Zach Johnson, Mackenzie Hughes
*1.46pm/6.46pm: Talor Gooch, Thomas Pieters
*1.55pm/6.55pm: Charl Schwartzel, Dustin Johnson
*2.05pm/7.05pm: Mito Pereira, Fred Couples
*2.14pm/7.14pm: Billy Horschel, J.T Poston
*2.24pm/7.24pm: Keith Mitchell

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