PGA Championship Tee Times – Final Round
Check out all of the tee times for the final round of the 2022 PGA Championship at Southern Hills...


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Chile's Mito Pereira takes a three stroke lead into the final round at Southern Hills after a 69 on Saturday to reach nine-under-par.
The World No.100, who is a three-time Korn Ferry Tour winner, will play the biggest round of his life alongside England's Matt Fitzpatrick who starts at six-under-par with the goal of chasing down his playing partner to win the PGA Championship. They go off in the final group at 1.35pm local (7.35pm BST).
Will Zalatoris is also six-under-par and he goes off in the penultimate group along with Cameron Young at 1.25pm local (6.25pm BST). None of the golfers in the final two groups have won on the PGA Tour yet so we're set for a fascinating final round to see who can handle the pressure of playing in contention on a Major Sunday.
Rory McIlroy disappointingly shot a 74 on Saturday to fall nine back of the lead. He goes off alongside Spain's Adri Arnaus at 11.45am local/5.45pm BST, with the pair both at level par and in need of something very low.
One player who does not have a tee time on Sunday is Tiger Woods, who withdrew following round three.
The full list of tee times for Sunday's action is below...
PGA Championship Tee Times - Final round
7am CDT/1pm BST: Maverick McNealy, Sepp Straka
7.09am CDT/1.09pm BST: Robert MacIntyre, Patton Kizzire
7.18am CDT/1.18pm BST: Jason Kokrak, Billy Horschel
7.27am CDT/1.27pm BST: Adam Hadwin, Thomas Pieters
7.36am CDT/1.36am BST: Beau Hossler, Si Woo Kim
7.45am CDT/1.45am BST: Justin Harding, Jon Rahm
7.55am CDT/1.55pm BST: Collin Morikawa, Kevin Streelman
8.05am CDT/2.05pm BST: Francesco Molinari, Kramer Hickok
8.15am CDT/2.15pm BST: Louis Oosthuizen, Shaun Norris
8.25am CDT/2.25pm BST: Lanto Griffin, Charl Schwartzel
8.35am CDT/2.35pm BST: Keith Mitchell, Marc Leishman
8.45am CDT/2.45pm BST: Cam Davis, Hideki Matsuyama
8.55am CDT/2.55pm BST: Tony Finau, Viktor Hovland
9.05am CDT/3.05pm BST: Denny McCarthy, Jordan Spieth
9.15am CDT/3.15pm BST: Jason Day, Keegan Bradley
9.25am CDT/3.25pm BST: Troy Merritt, Adam Schenk
9.45am CDT/3.45pm BST: Brian Harman, Luke List
9.55am CDT/3.55pm BST: Harold Varner III, Brooks Koepka
10.05am CDT/4.05pm BST: Bernd Wiesberger, Talor Gooch
10.15am CDT/4.15pm BST: KH Lee, Shane Lowry
10.25am CDT/4.25pm BST: Rikuya Hoshino, Russell Henley
10.35am CDT/4.35pm BST: Tyrrell Hatton, Sebastian Munoz
10.45am CDT/4.45pm BST: Cameron Tringale, Patrick Reed
10.55am CDT/4.55pm BST: Aaron Wise, Rickie Fowler
11.05am CDT/5.05pm BST: Laurie Canter, Justin Rose
11.15am CDT/5.15pm BST: Matt Kuchar, Lucas Glover
11.25am CDT/5.25pm BST: Joaquin Niemann, Cameron Smith
11.35am CDT/5.35pm BST: Brendan Steele, Kevin Na
11.45am CDT/5.45pm BST: Adri Arnaus, Rory McIlroy
11.55am CDT/5.55pm BST: Ryan Fox, Tom Hoge
12.05pm CDT/6.05pm BST: Xander Schauffele, Tommy Fleetwood
12.15pm CDT/6.15pm BST: Chris Kirk, Davis Riley
12.25pm CDT/6.25pm BST: Sam Burns, Gary Woodland
12.35pm CDT/6.35pm BST: Lucas Herbert, Max Homa
12.55pm CDT/6.55pm BST: Bubba Watson, Webb Simpson
1.05pm CDT/7.05pm BST: Stewart Cink, Justin Thomas
1.15pm CDT/7.15pm BST: Abraham Ancer, Seamus Power
1.25pm CDT/7.25pm BST: Will Zalatoris, Cameron Young
1.35pm CDT/7.35pm BST: Mito Pereira, Matt Fitzpatrick
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