Betfred British Masters Tee Times: Round 4

There's one round to play at the tournament

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published 23 August 2025

The final round of the Betfred British Masters is shaping up to be a tight affair, with two shots separating the top four at The Belfry.

Heading the leaderboard going into Sunday's action is Matt Fitzpatrick, who is looking for his second title at the event having also won it 10 years ago.

Matt Fitzpatrick during the British Masters — Can Matt Fitzpatrick win his second title at the tournament

He's at 12-under, helped by a third round of 68, and will go off at 12.50pm BST (7.50am EDT) in the final pairing alongside Alex Noren, who is just one shot back of the lead.

Marco Penge won his maiden DP World Tour title earlier in the year at the Hainan Classic, and he made that two victories at last week's Danish Golf Championship. Can he get a third title here?

He begins the final round two behind Fitzpatrick on 10-under and is paired with Nicolai Hojgaard on the same score, with the two teeing it up at 12.40pm BST (7.40am EDT).

Check out all the tee times for the final round of the Betfred British Masters.

Betfred British Masters Tee Times: Round Four

All times BST (EDT)

7.11am (2.11am): Matthew Baldwin, Thomas Aiken
7.20am (2.20am): Frederic LaCroix, Laurie Canter
7.29am (2.29am): Andrea Pavin, Jorge Campillo
7.38am (2.38am): Bernd Wiesberger, Joel Girbach
7.47am (2.47am): Johannes Veerman, Brandt Snedeker
7.56am (2.56am): Wenyi Ding, Joe Dean
8.05am (3.05am): Ricardo Gouveia, Clement Sordet
8.14am (3.14am): Guido Migliozzi, Matthew Jordan
8.28am (3.28am): Elvis Smylie, Ewen Ferguson
8.37am (3.37am): Callum Tarren, Maximilian Kieffer
8.46am (3.46am): Alejandro Del Rey, MJ Daffue
8.55am (3.55am): Jeff Winther, Richard Mansell
9.04am (4.04am): Veer Ahlawat, Pablo Ereno
9.13am (4.13am): Manuel Elvira, Jayden Schaper
9.22am (4.22am): John Parry, Aaron Rai
9.31am (4.31am): Jason Scrivener, Brandon Stone
9.40am (4.40am): Matthias Schwab, Daniel Brown
9.55am (4.55am): Rafa Cabrero Bello, Toby Hunt
10.05am (5.05am): Niklas Lemke, Kristoffer Reitan
10.15am (5.15am): Ross Fisher, Jason Gumberg
10.25am (5.25am): Mikael Lindberg, Angel Ayora
10.35am (5.35am): Darren Fichardt, Joel Moscatel
10.45am (5.45am): Marcel Siem, Alex Fitzpatrick
10.55am (5.55am): Marcel Schneider, Rasmus Neergard-Petersen
11.05am (6.05am): Angel Hidalgo, Davis Bryant
11.15am (6.15am): Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Danny Willett
11.30am (6.30am): Rasmus Hojgaard, Romain Langasque
11.40am (6.40am): Dan Bradbury, Jordan Smith
11.50am (6.50am): Ugo Coussaud, Kazuma Kobori
12.00pm (7.00am): Andy Sullivan, Haotong Li
12.10pm (7.10am): Julien Guerrier, Keita Nakajima
12.20pm (7.20am): Tom Vaillant, Matt Wallace
12.30pm (7.30am): Cameron Adam, Simon Forsstrom
12.40pm (7.40am): Nicolai Hojgaard, Marco Penge
12.50pm (7.50am): Alex Noren, Matt Fitzpatrick

Mike has over 25 years of experience in journalism, including writing on a range of sports throughout that time, such as golf, football and cricket. Now a freelance staff writer for Golf Monthly, he is dedicated to covering the game's most newsworthy stories.

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