Valspar Championship Tee Times: Final Round
Sungjae Im holds a two-shot lead with one round to play of the Valspar Championship
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The Valspar Championship is poised for an exciting final round, with Sungjae Im leading by two over Brandt Snedeker and David Lipsky.
Im, who is searching for his first victory since the 2021 Shriners Children's Open, carded a third round of 69 on Saturday to keep Snedeker and Lipsky at arm's length.
Meanwhile, plenty of other players are in contention, including Marco Penge and Matt Fitzpatrick, who are three back of Im at eight under.
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Sungjae Im is two ahead of Brandt Snedeker and David Lipsky
Im plays alongside Snedeker on Sunday, with a tee time of 1.50pm EDT (4.50pm GMT).
Lipsky is paired with Penge, with the duo beginning at 1.40pm EDT (4.40pm GMT).
Fitzpatrick, meanwhile, plays alongside Adrien Dumont de Chassard, with the par getting their final round underway at 1.30pm EDT (4.30pm GMT).
Another notable name to look out for is Brooks Koepka, who begins the final round on four under, seven behind Im. He tees it up with Tony Finau, with the pair starting at 12.45pm EDT (4.45pm GMT).
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Check out the full final round tee times at the Valspar Championship below...
Valspar Championship Tee Times: Final Round
All times local EDT (GMT)
- 7.35am (11.35am): David Ford, Vince Whaley
- 7.44am (11.44am): Rasmus Højgaard, Bud Cauley
- 7.53am (11.53am): Kevin Streelman, Davis Thompson
- 8.02am (12.02pm): Billy Horschel, Matti Schmid
- 8.11am (12.11pm): Kensei Hirata, Pierceson Coody
- 8.20am (12.20pm): Kevin Roy, Justin Thomas
- 8.30am (12.30pm): Keegan Bradley, Henrik Norlander
- 8.40am (12.40pm): Nicolai Højgaard, Andrew Novak
- 8.55am (12.55pm): Blades Brown, Alejandro Tosti
- 9.05am (1.05pm): Ricky Castillo, Sam Ryder
- 9.15am (1.15pm): Chad Ramey, Karl Vilips
- 9.25am (1.25pm): Michael Kim, Joel Dahmen
- 9.35am (1.35pm): Mackenzie Hughes, Christiaan Bezuidenhout
- 9.45am (1.45pm): Hank Lebioda, John VanDerLaan
- 9.55am (1.55pm): Andrew Putnam, Chandler Phillips
- 10.05am (2.05pm): Emiliano Grillo, Takumi Kanaya
- 10.20am (2.20pm): Jimmy Stanger, Webb Simpson
- 10.30am (2.30pm): Justin Lower, Denny McCarthy
- 10.40am (2.40pm): Alex Smalley, John Parry
- 10.50am (2.50pm): Xander Schauffele, Patrick Fishburn
- 11.00am (3.00pm): Matt Wallace, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
- 11.10am (3.10pm): Isaiah Salinda, Ryo Hisatsune
- 11.20am (3.20pm): Dylan Wu, Lee Hodges
- 11.30am (3.30pm): Davis Chatfield, Stephan Jaeger
- 11.45am (3.45pm): A.J. Ewart, Patrick Rodgers
- 11.55am (3.55pm): Jacob Bridgeman, Doug Ghim
- 12.05pm (4.05pm): Jordan Spieth, Danny Walker
- 12.15pm (4.15pm): Patrick Cantlay, David Skinns
- 12.25pm (4.25pm): Matthieu Pavon, Seamus Power
- 12.35pm (4.35pm): Gary Woodland, Jordan Smith
- 12.45pm (4.45pm): Brooks Koepka, Tony Finau
- 12.55pm (4.55pm): Kevin Yu, Rico Hoey
- 1.10pm (5.10pm): Corey Conners, Chandler Blanchet
- 1.20pm (5.20pm): S.H. Kim, Tom Kim
- 1.30pm (5.30pm): Matt Fitzpatrick, Adrien Dumont de Chassart
- 1.40pm (5.40pm): David Lipsky, Marco Penge
- 1.50pm (5.50pm): Sungjae Im, Brandt Snedeker

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