Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Tee Times: Final Round

Signage for the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at the Old Course St Andrews — Tee times are out for the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at the Old Course

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After three days of action split between Carnoustie, Kingsbarns and the Old Course, St Andrews, the final round of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship comes exclusively from the Home of Golf.

With just 18 holes remaining in the tournament, Casey Jarvis leads by two on 18 under, with Matthew Jordan and Adrian Meronk the two in closest pursuit.

Casey Jarvis at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship — Casey Jarvis is paired with Matthew Jordan for the final round at St Andrews

Jarvis is paired with Jordan in the final round, with the two getting underway at 11.30am local time on Sunday.

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Another player who is still firmly in contention for the title is LIV Golf's Thomas Detry. He's three back of Jarvis heading into the final round, and will play alongside Meronk. They begin at 11.19am local time.

Niklas Norgaard and Jacob Skov Olesen begin the final round on 14 under. They will play alongside Sepp Straka, who has five shots to make up on Jarvis. They begin the final round at 11.08am local time.

Another notable group features defending champion Robert MacIntyre.

Robert MacIntyre with the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship trophy — Robert MacIntyre is six back of the lead

He has some work to do if he's to challenge for the title. He begins the final round on 12-under par. The Scot is paired with Ollie Schniederjans and JC Ritchie in the final round, with a tee time of 10.46am.

Check out all the tee times for the final round.

Alfred Dunhill Links Championship Tee Times: Final Round

All times BST (ET is -5 hours)

9.07am: Charles Porter, Alex Noren, Victor Perez
9.18am: Daniel Van Tonder, Freddy Schott, Michael Hollick
9.29am: Pavit Tangkamolprasert, Matteo Manassero, Dean Burmester
9.40am: Guido Migliozzi, Brandon Stone, Jeremy Paul
9.51am: Declan O’Donovan, Cameron John, Davis Bryant
10.02am: Renato Paratore, Charley Hoffman, David Puig
10.13am: Francesco Molinari, Alex Fitzpatrick, Félix Mory
10.24am: Daniel Cronje, Branden Grace, Cameron Adam
10.35am: Quim Vidal, Todd Clements, Caleb Surratt
10.46am: Eddie Pepperell, Marcus Kinhult, Nick Voke
10.57am: Clement Charmasson, Jack Senior
9.07am: Pablo Larrazábal, Scott Jamieson, Richard Mansell
9.18am: Hugo Townsend, Ivan Cantero
9.29am: Oliver Lindell, David Law
9.40am: Euan Walker, Tommy Fleetwood, Padraig Harrington
9.51am: Andreas Halvorsen, David Ravetto, Brooks Koepka
10.02am: Daniel Hillier, Sam Bairstow, Joakim Lagergren
10.13am: Daniel Brown, Marcus Armitage, Hennie Du Plessis
10.24am: Mikael Lindberg, MJ Daffue, Michael Stewart
10.35am: Matt Fitzpatrick, Sebastian Söderberg, Connor Syme
10.46am: Ollie Schniederjans, JC Ritchie, Robert MacIntyre
10.57am: Jose Luis Ballester, Calum Hill, Rocco Repetto Taylor
11.08am: Sepp Straka, Niklas Nørgaard, Jacob Skov Olesen
11.19am: Thomas Detry, Adrian Meronk
11.30am: Matthew Jordan, Casey Jarvis

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