British Masters Tee Times 2026: Round Three To Finish On Sunday With Final Round To Follow

The third round of the Husqvarna British Masters will finish on Sunday before the final round with the same pairings

Side-by-side of Daniel Hillier and Marco Penge
Daniel Hillier co-leads with Marco Penge
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The Husqvarna British Masters is set for an epic final day, with the third round to be completed at The Belfry before the final round, where the groupings will remain the same.

After poor weather throughout the tournament, none of the players who made the cut has completed the third round, while the co-leaders, Daniel Hillier and Marco Penge, have only completed the first five holes of the third round.

That leaves plenty of golf ahead before we'll know whether Hillier can replicate his win in the 2023 edition, whether Penge can claim his fourth DP World Tour title, or if one of the challengers can instead lift the trophy.

Tom McKibbin at the British Masters

Tom McKibbin is one back of the leaders

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LIV Golfer Tom McKibbin is one back of the leaders on 10 under after six holes of the third round.

On nine under is Fabrizio Zanotti, who has completed seven holes of the third round. Shaun Norris, who is grouped with Hillier and Penge and has therefore completed five holes, is tied with Zanottie on nine under.

Play is due to resume at 7.00am BST (2.00 ET), with the DP World Tour confirming that there will be no redraw between third and final rounds.

Below is the full list of pairings and the holes they will resume round three from on day four at The Belfry.

2026 BRITISH MASTERS PAIRINGS - ROUND THREE RESUMPTION

Play will resume at 7.00am BST (2.00am ET). There will be no redraw between rounds three and four.

Groups That Started Round Three From The 1st Tee

Hole number indicates where each group will be when play resumes

  • Hole 6: Shaun Norris, Daniel Hillier, Marco Penge
  • Hole 7: Matthew Jordan, Nacho Elvira, Tom McKibbin
  • Hole 8: Ross Fisher, Jacob Skov Olesen, Niklas Nørgaard
  • Hole 8: Thorbjørn Olesen, Fabrizio Zanotti, Ewen Ferguson
  • Hole 9: Davis Bryant, Tom Vaillant, Maximilian Steinlechner
  • Hole 10: Yuto Katsuragawa, Frederic Lacroix, Harry Hall
  • Hole 11: Yurav Premlall, Matthieu Pavon, Oihan Guillamoundeguy
  • Hole 11: Angel Hidalgo, Shubhankar Sharma, Bernd Wiesberger
  • Hole 12: Joakim Lagergren, Marcus Helligkilde, Joe Dean
  • Hole 14: Joost Luiten, JC Ritchie, Jayden Schaper
  • Hole 15: Oliver Lindell, Matt Wallace, Kazuma Kobori
  • Hole 16: Antoine Rozner, Eugenio Chacarra

Groups That Started Round Three From The 10th Tee

Hole number indicates where each group will be when play resumes. Groups began the third round from the 10th tee so will play holes 10–18 before continuing from Hole 1

  • Hole 16: Thriston Lawrence, Haotong Li, Guido Migliozzi
  • Hole 16: Marcel Schneider, Ugo Coussaud, Gregorio De Leo
  • Hole 17: Daniel Gavins, Patrick Reed, Jack Buchanan
  • Hole 18: Daniel Rodrigues, Alejandro Del Rey, Renato Paratore
  • Hole 18: Danny Willett, Adrian Meronk, Sam Bairstow
  • Hole 18: Louis de Jager, David Law, Luke List
  • Hole 2: Erik van Rooyen, Rikuya Hoshino, Dylan Naidoo
  • Hole 3: Brandon Stone, Andreas Halvorsen, Mike Toorop
  • Hole 4: Sean Crocker, Tyrrell Hatton, Gonzalo Fdez-Castano
  • Hole 4: Julien Guerrier, Darius van Driel, Pablo Larrazabal
  • Hole 5: Jorge Campillo, Eddie Pepperell, Angel Ayora
  • Hole 6: Albin Bergstrom, Adri Arnaus, Thomas Rosenmueller
Mike Hall
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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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Mike grew up in East Yorkshire and began his career in journalism in 1997. He then moved to London in 2003 as his career flourished, and nowadays resides in New Brunswick, Canada, where he and his wife raise their young family less than a mile from his local course. 


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