US Women's Open Tee Times: Round Two
All the tee times and streaming info for Friday's second round at the US Women's Open


Elliott Heath
The second women’s Major of the year is held at Lancaster Country Club, where most of the best players in the world tee it up for the chance to write their names into the history books.
Day one was a wild one, with the par 3 12th hole throwing up some huge numbers. The numbers behind the hardest hole at the US Women's Open are a sight to behold, with the 160-yarder playing a massive 0.8 strokes over par. It also witnessed World No.1 and tournament favorite Nelly Korda make a 10.
2021 winner Yuka Saso leads at two-under after round one with a host of big names well over par and looking set to struggle to make it through to the weekend.
Check out all of Friday's US Women's Open tee times and details on how to watch:
US Women's Open Tee Times - Notable Groups
EST (BST)
Round Two
- 8.13am (1.13pm): Lexi Thompson, Rose Zhang, Minjee Lee
- 1.47pm (6.47pm): Allisen Corpuz, Megan Schofill, Ruoning Yin
- 1.58pm (6.58pm): Nelly Korda, Nasa Hataoka, Megan Khang
- 2.09pm (7.09pm): Lydia Ko, Charley Hull, Jin Young Ko
US Women's Open Tee Times - Round Two
EST (BST)
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10TH TEE/1ST TEE
- 6.45am (11.45am): Kimberly Dinh, Alexa Melton, Cynthia Lu/Sydnee Michaels, Samantha Brown, Savannah Vilaubi
- 6.56am (11.56am): Kristen Gillman, Asterisk Talley, Isabella Fierro/Amelie Zalsman, Harriet Lynch, Jean Reynolds
- 7.07am (12.07pm): Narin An, Steph Kyriacou, Yuri Yoshida/Madison Young, Ssu Chia Cheng, Junia Gabasa
- 7.18am (12.18pm): Jodi Ewart Shadoff, Yuna Nishimura, Rio Takeda/Nanna Koerstz Madsen, Moriya Jutanugarn, Wei-Ling Hsu
- 7.29am (12.29pm): Jeongeun Lee6, Brittany Lang, A Lim Kim/Chiara Horder, Emily Kristine Pedersen, Kokona Sakurai
- 7.40am (12.40pm): Lucy Li, Alexa Pano, Hye-Jin Choi/Ryann O'Toole, Mone Inami, Sarah Schmelzel
- 7.51am (12.51pm): In Gee Chun, Latanna Stone, Danielle Kang/Ariya Jutanugarn, Kiara Romero, Jenny Shin
- 8.02am (1.02pm): Amy Yang, Atthaya Thitikul, Celine Boutier/Ally Ewing, Ashleigh Buhai, Megha Ganne
- 8.13am (1.13pm): Lexi Thompson, Rose Zhang, Minjee Lee/Catherine Park, Carlota Ciganda, Jin Hee Im
- 8.24am (1.24pm): Brooke Henderson, Yuka Saso, Hannah Green/Georgia Hall, Mao Saigo, Su Ji Kim
- 8.35am (1.35pm): Alison Lee, Hae Ran Ryu, Lauren Coughlin/Ai Suzuki, Hyunkyung Park, Chanettee Wannasaen
- 8.46am (1.46pm): Esther Henseleit, Mi Hyang Lee, Stephanie Meadow/Arpichaya Yubol, Celine Borge, Ayako Kimura
- 8.57am (1.57pm): Pia Babnik, Amelia Lewis, Elina Sinz/Amiyu Ozeki, Yan Liu, Pauline Roussin-Bouchard
- 12.30pm (5.30pm): Rachel Rohanna, Alana Uriell, Caroline Smith/Sophia Popov, Amelia Garvey, Kim Kaufman
- 12.41pm (5.41pm): Sabrina Iqbal, Yui Kawamoto, Jiwon Jeon/Lauren Stephenson, Caroline Inglis, Pei-Ying Tsai
- 12.52pm (5.52pm): Isi Gabsa, Maude-Aimée LeBlanc, Agathe Laisné/Elizabeth Szokol, Yuka Nii, Katie Li
- 1.03pm (6.03pm): Caroline Masson, Huai-Chien Hsu, Casandra Alexander/Sarah Kemp, Mariajo Uribe, Hinako Shibuno
- 1.14pm (6.14pm): Yealimi Noh, So Mi Lee, Áine Donegan/Alexandra Forsterling, Pimpisa Sisutham, Sora Kamiya
- 1.25pm (6.25pm): Bailey Tardy, Akie Iwai, Cheyenne Knight/Min Byeol Kim, Gemma Dryburgh, Maisie Filler
- 1.36pm (6.36pm): Anna Nordqvist, Sei Young Kim, Miyu Yamashita/Jennifer Kupcho, Linn Grant, Lottie Woad
- 1.47pm (6.47pm): Allisen Corpuz, Megan Schofill, Ruoning Yin/Gaby López, Ingrid Lindblad, Jiyai Shin
- 1.58pm (6.58pm): Leona Maguire, Madelene Sagstrom, Patty Tavatanakit/Nelly Korda, Nasa Hataoka, Megan Khang
- 2.09pm (7.09pm): Ayaka Furue, Maja Stark, Hyo Joo Kim/Lydia Ko, Charley Hull, Jin Young Ko
- 2.20pm (7.20pm): Gabriela Ruffels, Andrea Lee, Albane Valenzuela/Sakura Koiwai, Xiyu Janet Lin, Angel Yin
- 2.31pm (7.31pm): Wichanee Meechai, Ruixin Liu, Saiki Fujita/Chisato Iwai, Adela Cernousek, Aditi Ashok
- 2.42pm (7.42pm): Keeley Marx, Sofia Garcia, Marissa Steen/Mariel Galdiano, Soo Bin Alicia Joo, Kaitlyn Papp Budde
How To Watch The US Women's Open In The US
All times EST
- Friday 31 May: 8.00am-7.30pm (Peacock), 11.00am-1.00pm (Golf Channel), 2.00pm-8.00pm (USA Network), 8.00pm-9.00pm (Golf Channel/Peacock)
- Saturday 1 June: TBD-7.00pm (Peacock), 11.30am-1.30pm (Golf Channel), 3.00pm-6.00pm (NBC), 6.00pm-7.00pm (Golf Channel)
- Sunday 2 June: TBD-8.00pm (Peacock), 11.30am-1.30pm (Golf Channel), 3.00pm-4.00pm (USA Netword), 4.00pm-7.00pm (NBC), 7.00pm-8.00pm (Golf Channel)
How To Watch The US Women's Open In The UK
All times BST
- Friday 31 May: 5.00pm-1.00am (Sky Sports Mix), 5.00pm-6.00pm and 10.15pm-1.00am (Sky Sports Main Event)
- Saturday 1 June: 5.00pm-11.00pm (Sky Sports Mix), 6.00pm-11.00pm, (Sky Sports Main Event)
- Sunday 2 June: 6.00pm-12.00am (Sky Sports Mix), 7.00pm-12.00am, (Sky Sports Main Event)
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