The Masters Tee Times: Round Four
Tee times for day four of The 2021 Masters from Augusta National...


Tee times for day four of The 2021 Masters from Augusta National...
The Masters Tee Times: Round Four
The final round of The Masters takes place on Sunday with Hideki Matsuyama leading the way.
He plays in the final group of the day with Xander Schauffele and they tee off at 2.40pm EDT /7.40pm BST.
They are proceeded by Australian Marc Leishman and Englishman Justin Rose who tee off at 2.30pm EDT /7.30pm BST.
Check out all of the tee times below:
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The Masters Tee Times: Round Four
*EDT/BST
10am/3pm Jim Herman, Adam Scott
10.10am/3.10pm Jose Maria Olazabal, Brendon Todd
10.20am/3.20pm Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Gary Woodland
10.30am/3.30pm Paul Casey, Billy Horschel
10.40am/3.40pm Abraham Ancer, Michael Thompson
10.50am/3.50pm Ian Poulter, Tyrrell Hatton
11am/4pm Harris English, Bryson DeChambeau
11.10am/4.10pm, Jason Kokrak, Louis Oosthuizen
11.20am/4.20pm Cameron Champ, Sebastian Munoz
11.40am/4.40pm Collin Morikawa, Matt Jones
11.50am/4.50pm Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick
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12noon/5pm Martin Laird, Bubba Watson
12.10pm/5.10pm Matt Wallace, Charl Schwartzel
12.20pm/5.20pm Mackenzie Hughes, Shane Lowry
12.30pm/5.30pm, Scottie Scheffler, Jon Rahm
12.40pm/5.40pm Webb Simpson, Joaquin Niemann
12.50pm/5.50pm Phil Mickelson, Francesco Molinari
1pm/6pm Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas
1.20pm/6.20pm Viktor Hovland, Ryan Palmer
1.30pm/6.30pm Stewart Cink, Henrik Stenson
1.40pm/6.40pm Kevin Na, Patrick Reed
1.50pm/6.50pm Bernd Wiesberger, Si Woo Kim
2pm/7pm Robert MacIntyre, Tony Finau
2.10pm/7.10pm Brian Harman, Jordan Spieth
2.20pm/7.20pm Will Zalatoris Corey Conners
2.30pm/7.30pm Marc Leishman, Justin Rose
2.40pm/7.40pm Hideki Matsuyama, Xander Schauffele

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