US Women's Open Tee Times 2026: Final Round

The US Women's Open flag — Sei Young Kim and Nelly Korda lead the way at Riviera

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The US Women's Open is set for a fascinating conclusion, with two Major winners leading the way with a round to play at Riviera Country Club.

Nelly Korda is having a brilliant season, including victory at the Chevron Championship, and with 18 holes remaining, she's in an excellent position to make it two out of two Major titles.

Korda carded a round of 67 on Moving Day to get to six under and in a share of the lead with Sei Young Kim.

Nelly Korda at the US Women's Open — Nelly Korda co-leads with Sei Young Kim

The South Korean, who won the Women's PGA Championship six years ago, shot a 68 on Saturday as she looks for her second Major title. The two get underway at 12.35 PDT.

While Korda and Kim have their noses in front, they have several players chasing them.

Two, In Gee Chun and Jennifer Kupcho, are just one shot behind. They tee it up at 12.25pm PDT in the final round.

Charley Hull at the US Women's Open — Charley Hull is three shots behind the co-leaders

Nasa Hataoka and Gaby Lopez are also well in contention at four under. They begin at 12.15pm PDT, with another player at four under, Ruoning Yin, paired with Charley Hull at three under. They have a tee time of 12.05pm PDT.

Check out all the tee times for the final round of the US Women's Open.

US Women's Open Tee Times: Final Round

All times PDT

6.45am: Gurleen Kaur, Nataliya Guseva
6.55am: Liqi Zeng, Ingrid Lindblad
7.05am: Yealimi Noh, Mao Saigo
7.15am: Celine Boutier, Lottie Woad
7.25am: Yue Zhang, Hye-Jin Choi
7.35am: Julia Lopez Ramirez, Ariya Jutanugarn
7.45am: Bianca Pagdanganan, Yuri Yoshida
8.00am: Minsol Kim, Sakura Koiwai
8.10am: Somi Lee, Hannah Green
8.20am: Lucy Li, Anna Nordqvist
8.30am: Rose Zhang, Kaleiya Romero
8.40am: Chia Yen Wu, Xiyu Janet Lin
8.50am: Aki Iwai, Grace Kim
9.00am: Esther Henseleit, Nanna Koerstz Madsen
9.15am: Rio Takeda, Jiyai Shin
9.25am: Brooke M. Henderson, Melanie Green
9.35am: Ayaka Furue, A Lim Kim
9.45am: Minjee Lee, Lauren Coughlin
9.55am: Casandra Alexander, Patty Tavatanakit
10.05am: Pajaree Anannarukarn, Shuri Sakuma
10.15am: Amy Yang, Farah O'Keefe (a)
10.30am: Da Yeon Lee, Jin Hee Im
10.40am: Jeeno Thitikul, Hinako Shibuno
10.50am: Sora Kamiya, Karis Davidson
11.00am: Kiara Romero (a), Ana Belac
11.10am: Shiho Kuwaki, Miyu Yamashita
11.20am: Asterisk Talley (a), Allisen Corpuz
11.30am: Aphrodite Deng (a), Minji Kang
11.45am: Maja Stark, Maria Jose Marin (a)
11.55am: Alison Lee, Hyunjo Yoo
12.05pm: Charley Hull, Ruoning Yin
12.15pm: Gaby Lopez, Nasa Hataoka
12.25pm: In Gee Chun, Jennifer Kupcho
12.35pm: Sei Young Kim, Nelly Korda

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