Genesis Scottish Open Round 3 tee times 2025

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When are your favourites getting underway on the third day at the Renaissance Club?

Genesis Scottish Open Round 3 tee times

The Genesis Scottish Open is such an exciting event, especially where the last few years have been concerned.

Renaissance in East Lothian, very close to the likes of Gullane, North Berwick and Muirfield on Scotland’s golf coast, has become the home of the event and has seen iconic moments in recent years.

In 2024, Robert MacIntyre rolled in a superb putt on the 72nd hole to beat Adam Scott and to win the title he had always dreamed of winning. This added to his already memorable season, in which he also won the RBC Canadian Open on the PGA Tour with his father caddying for him.

“It’s unbelievable. My reaction when the ball dropped on 18 said it all. I almost lost my voice now. It’s the one I wanted and it’s the one I got. It’s just, I’ve watched it as a kid growing up, and it meant a lot. It was really the only one that I could go and watch,” MacIntyre said.

“I can’t believe it’s happened.”

His victory was made all the more poignant given in 2023, Rory McIlroy birdied the final two holes, including a super one on 18, which saw him arrow an unbelievable 2-iron to the 18th hole for a birdie. By doing this, McIlroy ripped MacIntyre’s heart, who was the clubhouse leader.

The leaders get underway today at 3.45 pm, with Harry Hall and Chris Gotterup playing last.

Leaderboard after two rounds

-11 C Gotterup

-9 H Hall

-8 M Fitzpatrick, M Penge, L Aberg

-7 M Schmid, N Taylor, K Mitchell, R McIlroy, S Straka, J Knapp

-6 V Perez, K Yu, A Rozner, B Harman, X Schauffele, M McCarty, Y Paul, A Sullivan, A Del Rey

Genesis Scottish Open Round 3 tee times

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Genesis Scottish Open round three tee times 2025

8.50 am: Robert MacIntyre, Justin Thomas

9 am: John Parry, Padraig Harrington

9.10 am: Corey Conners, Ugo Coussaud

9.20 am: Henrik Norlander, Sami Valimaki

9.30 am: Alex Smalley, Daniel Berger

9.40 am: Connor Syme, Jorge Campillo

9.50 am: Matt Wallace, Ben An

10.05 am: Si Woo Kim, Jacob Bridgeman

10.15 am: Sam Stevens, Sam Burns

10.25 am: Thomas Detry, Martin Couvra

10.35 am: Elvis Smylie, Laurie Canter

10.45 am: Jhonattan Vegas, Keita Nakajima

10.55 am: Jordan Smith, Christiaan Bezuidenhout

11.05 am: Gary Woodland, Maverick McNealy

11.20 am: Romain Langasque, Paul Waring

11.30 am: Luke Clanton, Dale Whitnell

11.40 am: Viktor Hovland, Justin Rose

11.50 am: Jacques Kruyswijk, Adam Scott

12 pm: Thorbjorn Olesen, Nicolai Hojgaard

12.10 pm: Ryan Gerard, Jesper Svensson

12.20 pm: Tommy Fleetwood, Harris English

12.35 pm: Bud Cauley, Marcel Siem

12.45 pm: Aaron Rai, Nico Echavarria

12.55 pm: Tom Kim, Sam Bairstow

1.05 pm: Ryan Fox, Kristoffer Reitan

1.15 pm: Dan Brown, Taylor Pendrith

1.25 pm: Richard Mansell, Michael Kim

1.35 pm: Scottie Scheffler, Wyndham Clark

1.50 pm: Francesco Laporta, Grant Forrest

2 pm: Sebastian Soderberg, Andrew Novak

2.10 pm: Alejandro Del Rey, Andy Sullivan

2.20 pm: Yannik Paul, Matt McCarty

2.30 pm: Xander Schauffele, Brian Harman

2.40 pm: Kevin Yu, Antoine Rozner

2.55 pm: Victor Perez, Jake Knapp

3.05 pm: Sepp Straka, Rory McIlroy

3.15 pm: Keith Mitchell, Nick Taylor

3.25 pm: Matti Schmid, Ludvig Aberg

3.35 pm: Marco Penge, Matt Fitzpatrick

3.45 pm: Harry Hall, Chris Gotterup

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Matt Chivers
Matt Chivers

Matt has been playing golf since the age of 13 and was largely inspired to take up the game by countless family members who played golf during his childhood.

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