One of the biggest DP World Tour events of the season is taking place at The Belfry with the Husqvarna British Masters.
While there was great anticipation for the tournament in the build-up, with big names including Tyrrell Hatton, Patrick Reed and Marco Penge all in the field, that soon gave way to frustration.
The first two days of the event were beset by adverse weather conditions, with time lost during play and both days ending early because of lightning.
That meant the second round needed to be completed on Saturday morning, meaning a late start to round three, where groups are teeing off in threesomes from the first and 10th tees.
Marco Penge begins the final round on 10 under
At the halfway stage, it's Penge who led the way on 10 under, with 2023 champion Daniel Hillier right behind him on nine under par.
As a result, they are in the final group off the first tee, along with Shaun Norris, with a tee time of 6.31pm BST (2.31pm ET).
Below is the full list of third round tee times.
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2026 BRITISH MASTERS TEE TIMES - ROUND THREE
10TH HOLE
BST (ET)
- 4.30pm (11.30am): Albin Bergstrom, Adri Arnaus, Thomas Rosenmueller
- 4.41pm (11.41am): Jorge Campillo, Eddie Pepperell, Angel Ayora
- 4.52pm (11.52am): Sean Crocker, Tyrrell Hatton, Gonzalo Fdez-Castaño
- 5.03pm (12.03pm): Julien Guerrier, Darius van Driel, Pablo Larrazábal
- 5.14pm (12.14pm): Brandon Stone, Andreas Halvorsen, Mike Toorop
- 5.25pm (12.25pm): Erik van Rooyen, Rikuya Hoshino, Dylan Naidoo
- 5.36pm (12.36pm): Daniel Rodrigues, Alejandro Del Rey, Renato Paratore
- 5.47pm (12.47pm): Danny Willett, Adrian Meronk, Sam Bairstow
- 5.58pm (12.58pm): Louis de Jager, David Law, Luke List
- 6.09pm (1.09pm): Daniel Gavins, Patrick Reed, Jack Buchanan
- 6.20pm (1.20pm): Thriston Lawrence, Haotong Li, Guido Migliozzi
- 6.31pm (1.31pm): Marcel Schneider, Ugo Coussaud, Gregorio De Leo
Daniel Hiller is in the final group with Marco Penge and Shaun Norris
1ST HOLE
BST (ET)
- 4.30pm (11.30am): Antoine Rozner, Eugenio Chacarra
- 4.41pm (11.41am): Oliver Lindell, Matt Wallace, Kazuma Kobori
- 4.52pm (11.52am): Joost Luiten, JC Ritchie, Jayden Schaper
- 5.03pm (12.03pm): Joakim Lagergren, Marcus Helligkilde, Joe Dean
- 5.14pm (12.14pm): Yurav Premlall, Matthieu Pavon, Oihan Guillamoundeguy
- 5.25pm (12.25pm): Angel Hidalgo, Shubhankar Sharma, Bernd Wiesberger
- 5.36pm (12.36pm): Yuto Katsuragawa, Frederic Lacroix, Harry Hall
- 5.47pm (12.47pm): Davis Bryant, Tom Vaillant, Maximilian Steinlechner
- 5.58pm (12.58pm): Ross Fisher, Jacob Skov Olesen, Niklas Nørgaard
- 6.09pm (1.09pm): Thorbjørn Olesen, Fabrizio Zanotti, Ewen Ferguson
- 6.20pm (1.20pm): Matthew Jordan, Nacho Elvira, Tom McKibbin
- 6.31pm (1.31pm): Shaun Norris, Daniel Hillier, Marco Penge

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