Sony Open Tee Times - Round Three

We are set for a thrilling weekend in Hawaii, with 38 players within four shots of the leaders

Alex Smalley strikes an iron shot from the rough in front of palm trees which are in the shape of a W
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Following Chris Kirk's victory at The Sentry last week, attention turns to the Sony Open, with the final Hawaiian event coming to a close at Waialae Country Club.

Scoring has been extremely tight in Hawaii and, going into Saturday, we see a three-way tie at the top of the leaderboard, with Carl Yuan, Austin Eckroat and Byeong Hun An sitting at nine-under-par.

As the third round gets underway, 38 players sit just four shots behind the trio and, with a number of big names in that pack, it's set up to be a thrilling conclusion over the final 36 holes.

Amongst the chasing pack, we see 2009 Open Champion, Stewart Cink, who is to feature in next week's PGA Tour Champions event at the season-opening Mitsubishi Electric Championship in Hawaii.

Along with Cink, Matthieu Pavon is enjoying a run in Hawaii, with the Frenchman one of the 10 DP World Tour players who picked up a PGA Tour card in 2023. He is in contention amongst the likes of fellow Europeans Matt Wallace, Aaron Rai and Stephan Jaeger.

Other names in contention include Keegan Bradley, upcoming stars Akshay Bhatia and Ludvig Aberg, defending champion Si Woo Kim and Ryder Cup star, Tyrrell Hatton

The leaders head out at 12.20pm local time (HST), which is 10.20pm GMT, with a two-tee start in place at the Sony Open Below is the full list of tee times for round three.

Sony Open Tee Times

1st Tee

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Round Three HST (GMT) Row 0 - Cell 1 Row 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
10.10am (8.10pm)Will GordonJ.T. Poston Scott Stallings
10.20am (8.20pm)Ben SilvermanRobby SheltonGreyson Sigg
10.30am (8.30pm)Si Woo KimBrendon ToddRussell Henley
10.40am (8.40pm)Zac BlairTyrrell HattonLuke List
10.50am (8.50pm)Ludvig AbergBen KohlesAlex Noren
11.00am (9.00pm)Matt WallaceS.H. KimWebb Simpson
11.10am (9.10pm)Sam StevensJake KnappAaron Rai
11.20am (9.20pm)Taiga SemikawaTroy MerrittJoseph Bramlett
11.30am (9.30pm) Akshay BhatiaPatton KizzireAndrew Putnam
11.40am (9.40pm)Matthieu PavonKeegan BradleyHarris English
11.50am (9.50pm)Chris KirkGrayson MurrayStephan Jaeger
12.00pm (10.00pm)Keith MitchellTaylor MontgomeryKurt Kitayama
12.10pm (10.10pm)Ben GriffinStewart CinkCam Davis
12.20pm (10.20pm)Carl YuanAustin EckroatByeong Hun An

10th Tee

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Round Three HST (GMT)Row 0 - Cell 1 Row 0 - Cell 2 Row 0 - Cell 3
10.10am (8.10pm)Erik van RooyenTaylor Pendrith Dylan Wu
10.20am (8.20pm)Harry HallChandler PhillipsTyson Alexander
10.30am (8.30pm)Patrick RodgersNick TaylorNico Echavarria
10.40am (8.40pm)Billy HorschelYuto KatsuragawaAlejandro Tosti
10.50am (8.50pm)Mark HubbardEmiliano GrilloRyo Hisatsune
11.00am (9.00pm)Norman XiongCharley HoffmanMaverick McNealy
11.10am (9.10pm)Brian HarmanJustin RoseK.H. Lee
11.20am (9.20pm)Robert MacIntyreJustin LowerBrandon Wu
11.30am (9.30pm)Garrick HiggoNick HardyEric Cole
11.40am (9.40pm)Seamus PowerCorey ConnersMartin Trainer
11.50am (9.50pm)Michael KimParker CoodyDenny McCarthy
12.00pm (10.00pm)Davis ThompsonTyler DuncanHideki Matsuyama
12.10pm (10.10pm) Adam SvenssonMatt NeSmithRow 13 - Cell 3
12.20pm (10.20pm)Lanto GriffinJoel DahmenRow 14 - Cell 3

How To Watch The Sony Open: Live Stream From The US

All times ET

Thursday 11 January: 7.00pm-10.30pm (Golf Channel/Peacock)

Friday 12 January: 7.00pm-10.30pm (Golf Channel/Peacock)

Saturday 13, January: 7.00pm-10.30pm (Golf Channel/Peacock)

Sunday 14 January: 4.00pm-6.00pm (NBC/Peacock) 6.00pm-8.00pm (Golf Channel/Peacock)

How To Watch The Sony Open: Live Stream From The UK

All times GMT

Thursday 11 January: 5.00pm-3.30am (Sky Sports Golf), 7.30pm-3.30am (Sky Sports Main Event)

Friday 12 January: 5.00pm-3.30am (Sky Sports Golf), 10.30pm-1.00am (Sky Sports Main Event)

Saturday 13 January: 8.30pm-3.30am (Sky Sports Golf)

Sunday 14 January: 6.00pm-1.00am (Sky Sports Golf)

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