Ryder Cup 2021 Tee Times And Pairings

Keep up to date with the Ryder Cup tee times and pairings

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Keep up to date with the Ryder Cup tee times and pairings as Team Europe and Team USA reignite their rivalry at Whistling Straits

Ryder Cup 2021 Tee Times And Pairings

Ryder Cup Sunday singles - final day matches and tee times

All times BST (CST)

Match 1: 5.04pm (11.04am): McIlroy vs Schauffele Match 2: 5.15pm (11.15am): Lowry vs Cantlay Match 3: 5.26pm (11.26am): Rahm vs Scheffler Match 4: 5.37pm (11.37am): Garcia vs DeChambeau Match 5: 5.48pm (11.48am): Hovland vs Morikawa Match 6: 5.59pm (11.59am): Casey vs Johnson Match 7: 6.10pm (12.10pm): Wiesberger vs Koepka Match 8: 6.21pm (12.21pm): Poulter vs Finau Match 9: 6.32pm (12.32pm): Hatton vs Thomas Match 10: 6.43pm (12.43pm): Westwood vs English Match 11: 6.54pm (12.54pm): Fleetwood vs Spieth Match 12: 7.05pm (1.05pm): Fitzpatrick vs Berger

Ryder Cup Tee Times And Pairings

It's a contest that transcends golf and the latest edition of the Ryder Cup is now upon us as Team Europe, led by Padraig Harrington, square off against their American counterparts in a bid to retain one of the most coveted trophies in sport.

The wait is finally over as Wisconsin welcomes 24 of the world's best to Whistling Straits where American captain Steve Stricker will be eager to make it back-to-back wins on home soil and end an era of European dominance in the biennial dust-up.

Last time out, Thomas Bjorn's European stalwarts sauntered to a 17½-10½ victory on the demanding Le Golf National layout, and fans can look forward to another enthralling encounter at a similarly iconic venue.

Related: Ryder Cup 2021 - When does it start, who is playing and how to watch

Originally scheduled to host in 2020, Whistling Straits finally has its chance in the Ryder Cup spotlight, and the Pete and Alice Dye-designed course has arguably been the star of the show.

Ahead of the final day, USA leads Europe by 11-5.

Here, you can find all the information regarding tee times and pairings as it happens.

Ryder Cup 2021 tee times - pairings and results

All times BST (CST)

Friday morning pairings (foursomes)

1.05pm (7.05am): Thomas/Spieth vs Rahm/Garcia (3&1) 1.21pm (7.21am): Johnson/Morikawa (3&2) vs Casey/Hovland1.37pm (7.37am): Koepka/Berger (2&1) vs Westwood/Fitzpatrick1.53pm (7.53am): Cantlay/Schauffele (5&3) vs McIlroy/Poulter

Friday afternoon pairings (fourballs)

6.10pm (12.10pm): Johnson/Schauffele (2&1) vs Wiesberger/Casey 6.26pm (12.26pm): DeChambeau/Scheffler vs Rahm/Hatton (A/S)6.42pm (12.42pm): Finau/English (4&3) vs McIlroy/Lowry6.58pm (12.58pm): Thomas/Cantlay vs Fleetwood/Hovland (A/S)

Saturday morning pairings (foursomes)

1.05pm (7.05am): Koepka/Berger vs Rahm/Garcia (3&1)1.21pm (7.21am): Johnson/Morikawa (2&1) vs Casey/Hatton 1.37pm (7.37am): Spieth/Thomas (2up) vs Hovland/Wiesberger1.53pm (7.53am): Cantlay/Schauffele (2&1) vs Westwood/Fitzpatrick

Saturday afternoon pairings (fourballs)

6.10pm (12.10pm): Rahm/Garcia (2&1) vs Koepka/Spieth6.26pm (12.26pm): Lowry/Hatton (1up) vs Finau/English6.42pm (12.42pm): Fleetwood/Hovland vs Scheffler/DeChambeau (3&1)6.58pm (12.58pm): Poulter/McIlroy vs Johnson/Morikawa (4&3)

Ryder Cup Sunday singles

Match 1: 5.04pm (11.04am): McIlroy vs Schauffele Match 2: 5.15pm (11.15am): Lowry vs Cantlay Match 3: 5.26pm (11.26am): Rahm vs Scheffler Match 4: 5.37pm (11.37am): Garcia vs DeChambeau Match 5: 5.48pm (11.48am): Hovland vs Morikawa Match 6: 5.59pm (11.59am): Casey vs Johnson Match 7: 6.10pm (12.10pm): Wiesberger vs Koepka Match 8: 6.21pm (12.21pm): Poulter vs Finau Match 9: 6.32pm (12.32pm): Hatton vs Thomas Match 10: 6.43pm (12.43pm): Westwood vs English Match 11: 6.54pm (12.54pm): Fleetwood vs Spieth Match 12: 7.05pm (1.05pm): Fitzpatrick vs Berger

Andrew Wright
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A lifelong golf fan, Andy graduated in 2019 with a degree in Sports Journalism and got his first role in the industry as the Instruction Editor for National Club Golfer. From there, he decided to go freelance and now covers a variety of topics for Golf Monthly. 

Andy took up the game at the age of seven and even harboured ambitions of a career in the professional ranks for a spell. That didn’t pan out, but he still enjoys his weekend golf at Royal Troon and holds a scratch handicap. As a side note, he's made five holes-in-one and could quite possibly be Retief Goosen’s biggest fan.

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What's in Andy's bag?

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3-wood: TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus (15°)

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Putter: Titleist Scotty Cameron Newport 2.5

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