ISPS Handa Senior Open Tee Times: Final Round

Cameron Percy and Jerry Kelly co-lead with one round remaining of the ISPS Handa Senior Open at Gleneagles

A tee marker at the ISPS Handa Senior Open
The ISPS Handa Senior Open comes from Gleneagles
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With 18 holes remaining of the ISPS Handa Senior Open at Gleneagles, American Jerry Kelly and Australian Cameron Percy co-lead.

The pair begin the final round on eight under, giving them a three-shot lead over Peter Baker. .

As a result, Kelly and Percy are the final group to tee it up on Sunday. They will get underway at 9.45am EDT (2.45pm BST).

Ten minutes earlier, Baker begins his challenge to close the gap on the leaders in a group with Darren Fichardt, who is on four under after 54 holes.

At 9.25am EDT (2.25pm BST), South African legend Ernie Els plays alongside former LIV Golfer Pat Perez. Both players begin the final round five back of the leaders on three under.

Jerry Kelly and Cameron Percy at the Senior Open

Jerry Kelly and Cameron Percy co-lead with a round to play

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The defending champion is Padraig Harrington, who was cheered on by Rory McIlroy at Sunningdale a year ago.

However, he is not in contention, beginning the final round on six over, where he is grouped with Robert Coles.

One former champion who is still in with a chance is, KJ Choi, who won the title at Carnoustie in 2024.

He begins the final round on two under, where he is grouped with another player on the same score, Zach Johnson. They begin at 9.05am EDT (2.05pm BST).

Below are all the final-round tee times and groupings for the ISPS Handa Senior Open.

ISPS Handa Senior Open Tee Times: Final Round

All times EDT (BST)

  • 2.55am (7.55am): Jyoti Randhawa
  • 3.05am (8.05am): Simon Khan, Andrew Marshall
  • 3.15am (8.15am): Mikael Lundberg, Mario Tiziani
  • 3.25am (8.25am): Jason Caron, David Drysdale
  • 3.35am (8.35am): Lionel Alexandre, David Howell
  • 3.45am (8.45am): Thomas Levet, Jeff Maggert
  • 3.55am (8.55am): James Kingston, Alastair Forsyth
  • 4.05am (9.05am): Joe Durant, Jeev Milkha Singh
  • 4.20am (9.20am): Paul Lawrie, Thongchai Jaidee
  • 4.30am (9.30am): Paul McGinley, Kyron Sullivan (a)
  • 4.40am (9.40am): Simon Griffiths, Robert Karlsson
  • 4.50am (9.50am): Greg Owen, Michael Wright
  • 5.00am (10.00am): Robert Coles, Padraig Harrington
  • 5.10am (10.10am): Bo Van Pelt, Ricardo Gonzalez
  • 5.20am (10.20am): Craig Farrelly, Keith Horne
  • 5.30am (10.30am): Freddie Jacobson, Søren Kjeldsen
  • 5.45am (10.45am): Greg Chalmers, Vaughn Taylor
  • 5.55am (10.55am): Adilson da Silva, Harrison Frazar
  • 6.05am (11.05am): Michael Campbell, Jean-Francois Remesy
  • 6.15am (11.15am): Thammanoon Sriroj, Phillip Price
  • 6.25am (11.25am): Greig Hutcheon, Ryan Armour
  • 6.35am (11.35am): Mark Hensby, Paul Goydos
  • 6.45am (11.45am): Rod Pampling, Mathew Goggin
  • 6.55am (11.55am): Richard Green, Paul Stankowski
  • 7.10am (12.10pm): Johan Edfors, Stewart Cink
  • 7.20am (12.20pm): Tom Pernice Jr., Miguel Angel Jiménez
  • 7.30am (12.30pm): Stephen Gallacher, Retief Goosen
  • 7.40am (12.40pm): Bradley Dredge, Jamie Donaldson
  • 7.50am (12.50pm): Maarten Lafeber, Henrik Stenson
  • 8.00am (1.00pm): Matthew Cort, Boo Weekley
  • 8.10am (1.10pm): Emanuele Canonica, Patrik Sjöland
  • 8.20am (1.20pm): Steven Alker, Charlie Wi
  • 8.35am (1.35pm): Tim Petrovic, Matt Gogel
  • 8.45am (1.45pm): Steve Allan, Tag Ridings
  • 8.55am (1.55pm): Alex Cejka, Rory Sabbatini
  • 9.05am (2.05pm): K.J. Choi, Zach Johnson
  • 9.15am (2.15pm): Clark Dennis, Markus Brier
  • 9.25am (2.25pm): Ernie Els, Pat Perez
  • 9.35am (2.35pm): Darren Fichardt, Peter Baker
  • 9.45am (2.45pm): Cameron Percy, Jerry Kelly
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