BMW PGA Championship 2026 Tee Times: Final Round Pairings

Rory McIlroy during the BMW PGA Championship — Rory McIlroy is among the contenders

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After three rounds of the BMW PGA Championship, there was little to separate many players towards the top of the leaderboard.

Filippo Celli and Manuel Elvira led the way on 13-under-par, but just one shot behind them were three players, while there were just four shots between the top 20.

Filippo Celli at the BMW PGA Championship — Filippo Celli co-leads with Manuel Elvira

Thanks to their narrow advantage, Celli and Elvira are in the final group on Sunday, with a tee time of 1:05pm BST (8:05am ET).

The penultimate group features Alejandro del Rey and Johannes Veerman, with a tee time of 12:55pm BST (7:55am ET).

Arguably the standout group features Adam Scott and Rory McIlroy, who are both on 11-under-par. They get started at 12:25pm BST (7:25am ET) in the final round.

Adam Scott at the BMW PGA Championship — Adam Scott is grouped with Rory McIlroy

Check out all the tee times and pairings for the final round of the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

BMW PGA Championship Tee Times: Final Round

BST/ET

7:00am (2:00am): Kota Kaneko, Junghwan Lee
7:10am (2:10am): Francesco Molinari, Martin Couvra
7:20am (2:20am): Marcus Kinhult, Joe Dean
7:30am (2:30am): Frederic Lacroix, Alex Smalley
7:40am (2:40am): Nicolai von Dellingshausen, Francesco Laporta
7:50am (2:50am): Shaun Norris, Danny Willett
8:00am (3:00am): Adrien Saddier, Oihan Guillamoundeguy
8:10am (3:10am): Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen, Rafa Cabrera Bello
8:20am (3:20am): Sean Crocker, Yurav Premlall
8:35am (3:35am): David Puig, Andy Sullivan
8:45am (3:45am): David Law, Tyrrell Hatton
8:55am (3:55am): Charley Hoffman, Justin Rose
9:05am (4:05am): Matthew Jordan, Ewen Ferguson
9:15am (4:15am): Niklas Nørgaard, Adrian Meronk
9:25am (4:25am): Freddy Schott, Kazuma Kobori
9:35am (4:35am): Sepp Straka, Marcus Helligkilde
9:45am (4:45am): Angel Ayora, Ricardo Gouveia
9:55am (4:55am): Daniel Hillier, Joost Luiten
10:10am (5:10am): Niklas Lemke, Romain Langasque
10:20am (5:20am): Alex Fitzpatrick, Ross Fisher
10:30am (5:30am): Marcus Armitage, Joakim Lagergren
10:40am (5:40am): Jeff Winther, Eugenio Chacarra
10:50am (5:50am): Paul Waring, Shane Lowry
11:00am (6:00am): Jayden Schaper, Nacho Elvira
11:10am (6:10am): Adrian Otaegui, Guido Migliozzi
11:20am (6:20am): Viktor Hovland, Yuto Katsuragawa
11:30am (6:30am): Ryan Gerard, Aaron Rai
11:45am (6:45am): Jordan Smith, Alex Noren
11:55am (6:55am): Matt Fitzpatrick, Ryan Fox
12:05pm (7:05am): Matt Wallace, Ludvig Åberg
12:15pm (7:15am): Robert MacIntyre, Sam Bairstow
12:25pm (7:25am): Adam Scott, Rory McIlroy
12:35pm (7:35am): Joaquin Niemann, Davis Bryant
12:45pm (7:45am): Kristoffer Reitan, JJ Spaun
12:55pm (7:55am): Johannes Veerman, Alejandro Del Rey
1:05pm (8:05am): Filippo Celli, Manuel Elvira

How To Watch The Final Round Of The BMW PGA Championship: TV Channels And Times

US (ET): Golf Channel - 7:00am-12:30pm

UK (BST): Sky Sports Golf/Sky Sports Main Event - From 9:00am

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