Valero Texas Open Tee Times 2025: Round Four
Brian Harman has a healthy lead heading into the final round at TPC San Antonio


Brian Harman edged closer to his first win since the 2023 Open at TPC San Antonio.
The American began with a four-shot lead and, even though he couldn't replicate his consistency of the first two days, when he shot two round of 66, his 72 wasenough to give him a three-shot advantage ahead of Andrew Novak going into the final round, with Tom Hoge four behind the leader at eight-under.
The stakes are particularly high for Novak. That's because, while Harman and Hoge are already in the field for The Masters, Novak isn't, but a win would change that as it would hand him the final spot at Augusta National. They are in the final group to begin, with the trio getting their fourth rounds underway at 12.40pm ET.
Immediately ahead of them is the group comprising Keith Mitchell, Sami Valimaki and Chad Ramey, who each begin six off Harman. They have a tee time of 12.28 ET. Ryo Hisatsune is also at six-under, and he's grouped with Maverick McNealy and Denny McCarthy at five-under. They begin at 12.16pm ET.
The action gets underway at 10.40am ET, with Beau Hossler, Doug Ghim and Noah Goodwin from the first tee and Mac Meissner, Carson Young and Matt Wallace from the 10th tee.
Check out all of the Valero Texas Open fourth round tee times below, with all starting times listed in ET...
Valero Texas Open Tee Times: Round 4
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- 10.40am: Beau Hossler, Doug Ghim, Noah Goodwin/Mac Meissner, Carson Young, Matt Wallace
- 10.52am: Steven Fisk, Chandler Phillips, Keegan Bradley/Sam Ryder, Bud Cauley, Tommy Fleetwood
- 11.04am: Harry Hall, Ben James (a), Antoine Rozner/Cameron Young, John Pak, Justin Rose
- 11.16am Quade Cummins, Adam Svensson, Harry Higgs/Nate Lashley, Aldrich Potgieter, Matt Kuchar
- 11.28am: Jordan Spieth, William Mouw, Ryan Gerard/JT Poston, Jesper Svensson, Daniel Berger
- 11.40am: Emiliano Grillo, Chan Kim, Rickie Fowler/Kevin Roy, Ben Martin, Ben Griffin
- 11.52am: Henrik Norlander, Patrick Cantlay, Corey Conners/Camilo Villegas, Patrick Fishburn, Matthew Riedel
- 12.04pm: Francesco Molinari, Alejandro Tosti, Zach Johnson/Thorbjorn Olesen, Eric Cole, Lanto Griffin
- 12.16pm: Ryo Hisatsune, Maverick McNealy, Denny McCarthy/Patton Kizzire, Erik Van Rooyen, Rafael Campos
- 12.28pm: Keith Mitchell, Sami Valimaki, Chad Ramey/Tony Finau, Brice Garnett, Gary Woodland
- 12.40pm: Bryan Harman, Andrew Novak, Tom Hoge/Peter Malnati, Patrick Rodgers, Taylor Dickson
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