Olympics Men's Tee Times - Round Three
Starting times and groupings for Saturday's third round of the men's Olympic golf tournament in Paris
The men's Olympics golf tournament is set up for a thrilling weekend with a three-way tie at the top between Hideki Matsuyama, Xander Schauffele and Tommy Fleetwood.
Jon Rahm is just two back while big names like World No.1 Scottie Scheffler and No.3 Rory McIlroy are both within touching distance with 36 holes left to play.
Groups go out in threes once again on Saturday with the first tee time at 9am local (3am ET, 8am BST) and the final group of Schauffele, Matsuyama and Fleetwood out at 6.39am ET/11.39am BST.
Below are the tee times and groupings for third round of the Olympics men's tournament:
Olympics Men's Tee Times - Round Three
ET (BST)
- 3am (8am): Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Daniel Hillier, Camilo Villegas
- 3.11am (8.11am): Mito Pereira, Phachara Khongwatmai, Matthieu Pavon
- 3.22am (8.22am): Adrian Meronk, Gaganjeet Bhullar, Viktor Hovland
- 3.33am (8.33am): Matthias Schmid, Wyndham Clark, Gavin Green
- 3.44am (8.44am): Nick Taylor, Rafa Campos, Nico Echavarria
- 3.55am (8.55am): Yechun Yuan, Kevin Yu, Shane Lowry
- 4.11am (9.11am): Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Sepp Straka, Abraham Ancer
- 4.22am (9.22am): Emiliano Grillo, Alex Noren, Min Woo Lee
- 4.33am (9.33am): Adrien Dumont de Chassart, Joel Girrbach, Tapio Pulkkanen
- 4.44am (9.44am): Nicolai Hojgaard, Byeong Hun An, Ryan Fox
- 4.55am (9.55am): Thorbjorn Olesen, Zecheng Dou, Keita Nakajima
- 5.06am (10.06am): Shubhankar Sharma, Kristoffer Ventura, Fabrizio Zanotti
- 5.17am (10.17am): Collin Morikawa, Carlos Ortiz, Ludvig Aberg
- 5.33am (10.33am): Matteo Manassero, Sami Valimaki, David Puig
- 5.44am (10.44am): Corey Conners, Jason Day, Rory McIlroy
- 5.55am (10.55am): Matt Fitzpatrick, Victor Perez, Alejandro Tosti
- 6.06am (11.06am): Erik van Rooyen, Joaquin Niemann, Scottie Scheffler
- 6.17am (11.17am): Tom Kim, Stephan Jaeger, Guido Migliozzi
- 6.28am (11.28am): Jon Rahm, Thomas Detry, CT Pan
- 6.39am (11.39am): Xander Schauffele, Hideki Matsuyama, Tommy Fleetwood
How many rounds are there in the Olympics golf tournament?
There are four rounds in the men's Olympic golf tournament, just like usual events on the PGA Tour and in the Majors. There's four rounds and four days, so rounds one and two took place on Thursday and Friday, with the final two rounds taking place on Saturday and Sunday - when the medals will be won.
Is there a cut at the Olympics golf?
There is no cut at the Olympics, meaning all 60 golfers play all four rounds.
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