Chevron Championship Tee Times: Round Four
Hae Ran Ryu and Mao Saigo share the lead with one round to play at The Club at Carlton Woods


The final round of the first women's Major of the year is set up for an enthralling encounter, with two players sharing the lead at The Club at Carlton Woods, and several others in contention.
Hae Ran Ryu and Mao Saigo go into the final round at nine-under, and right behind them is Lindy Duncan. The trio are the last group to go out, beginning at 12.36pm EDT (5.36pm BST).
Another player firmly in the running for the title she won in 2014 is Lexi Thompson, who begins the final round at six-under. She's grouped with Sarah Schmelzel and Yan Liu, who begin two off the lead. The three get started at 12.25pm EDT (5.25pm BST).
Lexi Thompson begins the final round three back of the lead
Ruoning Yin, Carlota Ciganda and Ariya Jutanugarn are in the third to last group, beginning at 12.14pm EDT (5.14pm BST) with defending champion Nelly Korda grouped with Gabriela Ruffels and Amy Yang, with the three starting at 10.46am EDT (3.46pm BST).
Check out all the tee times for the final round of the Chevron Championship.
Chevron Championship Tee Times: Round Four
EDT (BST)
1st tee
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- 12.25pm (5.25pm): Sarah Schmelzel, Yan Liu, Lexi Thompson
- 12.36pm (5.36pm): Haeran Ryu, Mao Saigo, Lindy Duncan
How To Watch The Chevron Championship In The US
All times EDT
Sunday, April 27: 2pm–3pm (Peacock); 3pm–6pm. (NBC/Peacock)
How To Watch The Chevron Championship In The UK
All times BST
Sunday, April 27: 7pm–11pm (Sky Sports+)

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