US Open Day 3 Tee Times, Saturday Pairings At Los Angeles Country Club
Rickie Fowler is in the final group and leads by one shot at the halfway point


There are some fantastic pairings to look forward to on day three of the 2023 US Open from Los Angeles Country Club.
Rickie Fowler leads the way by one shot and is in final group with Wyndham Clark, out at 3.40pm PDT / 6.40pm EST / 11.40pm BST.
The are preceded by the blockbuster group of Rory McIlroy and Xander Schauffele, who are out 11 minutes prior.
Other big names, such as Ryder Cuppers Dustin Johnson and Harris English are also paired together.
Scoring certainly got harder on Friday evening, and we expect that tend to continue over the weekend.
There should be a fascinating weekend of action ahead.
US Open Tee Times Day 3 Saturday - Round Three
Times in PDT/EST/BST
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