Tee Times Brought Forward For Round 4 Of The Masters

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published 14 April 2019

The organisers of the 2019 US Masters have decided to bring the tee times forward because of the bad weather forecast

Tee Times Brought Forward For Round 4 Of The Masters

With dreadful weather forecast for Augusta for the final day of the 2019 US Masters (opens in new tab) the organisers have decided to bring the tee times forward and to have a two tee start.

Given the possibility of severe weather Sunday afternoon, groupings and tee times for the final round will be adjusted.

Related: US Masters Weather Forecast (opens in new tab)

Players will be grouped in threesomes with tee times scheduled to begin at 12:30 off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees.

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“The safety of everyone on our grounds is paramount,” said Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament.

"We also believe the earlier start will give us the best opportunity to complete the Masters on Sunday. This decision should benefit everyone – the players, our patrons and our fans watching around the world. Given the competitiveness and drama of this year’s Tournament, we look forward to an exciting conclusion tomorrow."

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