DP World Tour Tee Times for the Genesis Championship. (Photo: Getty)
The DP World Tour Tee Times for the Genesis Championship, held at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea in Incheon, South Korea, are announced. This tournament is part of the DP World Tour, boasting a par of 72 and offering a prize pool of $4,000,000. Defending champion Park Sang Hyun will aim to retain his title.
Johannes Veerman from the USA will team up with Sebastian Soderberg from Sweden and Byeong-hun An from South Korea. They will start the first round at 07:40 AM.
Chase Hanna, another American player, will tee off alongside Jens Fahrbring from Sweden and Renato Paratore from Italy. Their first round begins at 08:10 AM.
Seungsu Han of the USA plays with Matthis Besard from Belgium and Haydn Barron from Australia, teeing off at 11:30 AM.
James Nicholas, representing the USA, will join Jacques Kruyswijk from South Africa and Taeho Kim. Their group starts at 11:50 AM.
Gunner Wiebe, another participant from the USA, teams up with Daan Huizing from the Netherlands and Soomin Lee from South Korea, starting at 12:10 PM.
DP World Tour Tee Times for the Genesis Championship. (Photo: Getty)
The Genesis Championship on the DP World Tour takes place at the Jack Nicklaus Golf Club Korea in Incheon, South Korea. Featuring a Par 72 course and a prize fund of $4,000,000, the reigning champion, Park Sang Hyun, looks to defend his title.
DP World Tour Tee Times for British and Scottish Players
Matthew Southgate kicks off his Genesis Championship campaign alongside Joost Luiten from the Netherlands and Kyung-Nam Kang from Korea at 07:10 in the first round. Fellow Englishman Ross Fisher joins Rafa Cabrera-Bello of Spain and Seungtaek Lee of Korea at 07:20.
Eddie Pepperell tees off at 08:10, partnered with France’s Adrien Saddier and Wooyoung Cho. David Law, representing Scotland, starts at 08:30 with Ivan Cantero Gutierrez from Spain and Korean Eunshin Park.
Oliver Wilson enters round one at 08:40, playing with Australia’s Jason Scrivener and Guntaek Koh.
Scott Jamieson, another Scottish contender, begins at 12:10 with England’s Marcus Armitage and Hanbyeol Kim. With his DP World Tour Tee Times, Jamieson aims to make an impact.
Richie Ramsay and Calum Hill, both from Scotland, tee up with Adri Arnaus from Spain at 12:50. This grouping highlights strong Scottish presence in the DP World Tour Tee Times.
Scottie Scheffler stays first in the World Golf Rankings, while Xander Schauffele remains a step behind him. (Photo: Getty Images)
Scottie Scheffler remains at the top of the rankings among American golfers, holding his position as World No. 1 with a consistently strong average points total. Close behind, Xander Schauffele retains his No. 2 spot, maintaining his strong standing in the global rankings.
Top American Players in the Official World Golf Ranking
Following Scheffler and Schauffele, Collin Morikawa, Wyndham Clark, and Bryson DeChambeau round out the top group of American players, with none of them experiencing changes in their rankings. Morikawa holds firm at No. 4, Clark sits comfortably at No. 6, and DeChambeau remains steady at No. 9. All three have maintained stable average points.
Top 10 of the Official World Golf Ranking
In the overall global Top 10, Scottie Scheffler continues to lead the field, with no movement at the top. Xander Schauffele remains at No. 2, while Northern Ireland’s Rory McIlroy holds onto the third spot. Viktor Hovland, ranked No. 8, also shows no change in his position. Overall, there has been little notable shift within the rest of the Top 10, with most players maintaining their standing
Rory McIlroy stays 3rd in the World Golf Rankings, while Tommy Fleetwood remains in the Top 10. (Photos: Getty Images)
This week’s Official World Golf Ranking sees Rory McIlroy continuing to lead the charge for the British Isles, holding firm in 3rd place. McIlroy’s average points remain steady, reflecting his consistent performance over recent tournaments. Tommy Fleetwood follows as the second-highest-ranked British Isles player, maintaining his position at world number 10.
World Golf Ranking: Scottish and English Players Steadfast
Robert MacIntyre remains the top-ranked Scottish player, standing solid at 16th position, with no movement from last week. Tyrrell Hatton, ranked 19th, and Aaron Rai, at 21st, also display remarkable stability, contributing to a sense of steadiness among UK players just outside the world’s top 10.
Top 10 Overview of the World Golf Ranking
On the global stage, Scottie Scheffler continues to reign supreme as the world’s top-ranked golfer, with no change at the summit. Xander Schauffele retains his 2nd place standing, while Collin Morikawa holds strong at 4th. Ludvig Åberg and Wyndham Clark complete the top six, both holding their respective 5th and 6th spots without any movement.
One of the more notable changes in this week’s rankings involves a slight shuffle between Keegan Bradley and Sahith Theegala. Bradley climbs to 12th place, while Theegala drops to 13th, adding some intrigue to an otherwise stable top tier.
Rickie Folwer's Tee Times for the PGA Tour Shriners Children's Open 2024. (Image: Getty)
The Shriners Children’s Open, part of the PGA Tour, is set to take place at the TPC Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. The tournament offers a $7,000,000 purse and will be broadcast on Sky starting Thursday and Friday at 7:00 PM and Saturday and Sunday at 11:00 PM. Defending champion Tom Kim will return to the 71-par course to compete.
Rickie Fowler will tee off his first round at 7:28 AM in the Shriners Children’s Open along with Canadians Nick Taylor and Taylor Pendrith. In the second round, they will start at 12:18 PM.
Harris English is paired with Venezuelan Jhonattan Vegas and American JT Poston. Their first round is set for 7:39 AM, followed by a second round at 12:29 PM.
Webb Simpson joins Colombian Camilo Villegas and Englishman Harry Hall, beginning their first round at 7:50 AM. The second round will commence at 12:40 PM.
Matt Kuchar will compete alongside Canadian Adam Svensson and American Chris Gotterup. They start their first round at 8:01 AM and will have a second round at 12:51 PM.
Troy Merritt is paired with Americans Nate Lashley and Carson Young. Their first round begins at 8:12 AM, with the second round starting at 1:02 PM.
PGA Tour Tee Times: Martin Laird tees off at the Black Desert Championship. (Photo: Getty)
The Black Desert Championship, a key event on the PGA Tour, is set to unfold at the stunning Black Desert Resort Golf Course in Ivins, Utah. With a par 71 layout and a lucrative $7.5 million prize fund up for grabs, this tournament promises to be a fierce competition. Fans across the globe can catch the action via Sky, with coverage starting at 18:30 on Thursday and Friday, and later at 23:00 over the weekend.
PGA Tour Tee Times for the British and Scottish Contingent
Martin Laird from Scotland takes to the course alongside Americans Taylor Montgomery and William Cauley. Laird will kick off his first round at 13:41 local time. His second round begins with an early tee time of 08:46.
From England, Callum Tarren is paired with two Americans—Austin Cook and Doug Ghim. Tarren will be aiming to capitalize on a strong start with an early 08:46 tee time in his first round. He’ll follow that up with a more relaxed afternoon tee-off at 13:41 for round two.
Fellow Englishman Ben Taylor is set to navigate his opening round at 12:46 with Seung-Yul Noh of South Korea and Sami Välimäki of Finland. Taylor’s challenge ramps up with a swift turnaround for his second-round start at 07:51.
Finally, David Skinns, also representing England, will be keen to make his mark. Skinns is paired with Alex Smalley and Carson Young, both from the USA. His tournament begins with a 12:57 tee time, followed by an early start at 08:02 for his second round.
PGA Tour Tee Times: Scott Gutschewski plays at the Black Desert Championship. (Photo: Getty)
The Black Desert Championship, part of the PGA Tour, will take place at the Black Desert Resort Golf Course in Ivins, Utah, USA. With a par of 71, this tournament offers a prize purse of $7,500,000. Fans can follow the live broadcast on Sky from 18:30 on Thursday and Friday, and from 23:00 on Saturday and Sunday.
PGA Tour Tee Times for the Black Desert Championship
Scott Gutschewski, representing the USA, heads into the tournament paired with his compatriot Kevin Streelman and South Korea’s Seonghyeon Kim. They will open their campaign with a tee time of 07:40 in the first round, followed by a midday start at 12:35 for their second round.
Kevin Tway, another American standout, will tee it up alongside Japan’s rising star Ryo Hisatsune and fellow American Jacob Bridgeman. Their first round begins at 07:45, with their second round following at 12:30.
Rico Hoey, also representing the USA, is grouped with compatriots Chandler Phillips and Pierceson Coody. Their first round starts bright and early at 07:51, and they’ll return to the course for round two at 12:46.
Ryan Moore is paired with fellow Americans Patrick Rodgers and Kelly Kraft. Their tee times are set for 07:56 in the first round, followed by a second-round start at 12:41.
Finally, Brice Garnett from the USA will be teeing off alongside Kyoung-Hoon Lee from South Korea and fellow American J.J. Spaun. Their first-round challenge begins at 08:35, followed by their second round at 13:30.
Justin Rose will tee off at olympic Golfclub Le Golf National. (Photo: Getty)
The stage is set for the DP World Tour’s Open de France at the prestigious Le Golf National in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines. With a prize fund of €3,250,000 and a challenging Par 71 layout, this historic tournament promises to deliver thrilling golf at one of the Tour’s most iconic venues. Last year’s champion, Ryo Hisatsune, is returning to defend his title. Fans can follow the action live on Sky Sports, with coverage beginning at 13:30 on Thursday and Friday, 13:00 on Saturday, and 12:30 on Sunday.
Star-studded Tee Times for the DP World Tour
Englishman Paul Waring will be among the first to tee off on Thursday morning at 08:15, paired with Canada’s Aaron Cockerill and South African Jayden Trey Schaper. In the second round, the trio will be back in action starting at 12:40.
Not far behind, at 08:25, Matthew Southgate, another experienced Englishman, will tee it up with compatriot Oliver Wilson and South Africa’s Casey Jarvis. Southgate will aim to keep pace with the field as they return to the course on Friday for a 12:50 start.
Connor Syme will also start his campaign at 08:25 alongside Spain’s Angel Hidalgo and France’s Jeong Weon Ko. They tee off their second round at 12:50 on Friday.
Scottish veteran Scott Jamieson is set to begin his first round at 08:45 in a group featuring South African Darren Fichardt and England’s James Morrison. The trio will start their second round at 13:10.
England’s Justin Rose, the former U.S. Open champion, will tee off at 09:05. He’s joined by French Romain Langasque and American Billy Horschel. Their second round will start at 13:30.
Scotland’s Stephen Gallacher will kick off his challenge in the afternoon, teeing off at 12:50 alongside Portugal’s Ricardo Gouveia and Spain’s Manuel Elvira. The group will have an early start on Friday, taking to the course at 08:15.
England’s Eddie Pepperell starts at 13:10, grouped with Swedish duo Jonas Blixt and Marcus Kinhult. They will begin their second round bright and early on Friday at 08:35.
Richie Ramsay, another Scottish contender, tees off at 13:30 alongside Denmark’s Jeff Winther and fellow Scot Calum Hill, before returning to the course at 08:55 on Friday for round two.
Scot Ewen Ferguson is set to tee off at 14:00 with Darius Van Driel of the Netherlands and England’s Alex Fitzpatrick. Their second-round tee time is set for 09:25 on Friday.
David Law of Scotland will close out the first day’s action with a 14:10 tee time, paired with Spain’s Alejandro Del Rey and France’s Benjamin Kedochim. Their second round is scheduled for 09:35 the following day.
Billy Horschel and Gunner Wiebe will tee off at olympic Golfclub Le Golf National. (Photos: Getty)
As the DP World Tour continues its European swing, all eyes turn to Le Golf National in Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France, for the historic Open de France. Known for its challenging par-71 layout and infamous closing holes, this prestigious event is set to deliver four days of top-tier golf, with a lucrative prize pool of €3.25 million on offer.
Defending champion Ryo Hisatsune returns, hoping to build on his impressive triumph last year, but he’ll face stiff competition from a world-class field. Fans can catch all the action live on Sky Sports, with coverage beginning on Thursday and Friday at 13:30, Saturday at 13:00, and Sunday at 12:30.
DP World Tour Tee Times: Star-Studded Pairings
American Gunner Wiebe kicks off his Open de France campaign early on Thursday, teeing off at 08:35 alongside Italy’s Edoardo Molinari and England’s Marco Penge. Wiebe will look to make a strong start before his second-round tee time at 13:00 on Friday.
Billy Horschel, a fan favorite and DP World Tour regular, will bring plenty of flair to his opening round at 09:05. He’s paired with fellow major champion Justin Rose and France’s own Romain Langasque. Horschel’s second round will see him tee off at 13:30 on Friday.
Another notable American in the field, Sean Crocker, starts his tournament at 09:45 on Thursday, playing alongside Japan’s Yuto Katsuragawa and French Hugo Le Goff. Crocker will be back in action on Friday afternoon with a 14:10 tee time.
Johannes Veerman will begin his challenge at 09:55, partnering with Germany’s Alexander Knappe and Austria’s Lukas Nemecz. Veerman will round off his second day with a 14:20 tee time on Friday.
Rounding out the American contingent, Jordan Gumberg tees off at 13:00 on Thursday, joining France’s Romain Wattel and England’s Callum Shinkwin. Gumberg will be looking to take advantage of his early Friday tee time, set for 08:25, to make a move up the leaderboard.
Scottie Scheffler remains No. 1 in the World Golf Rankings. (Photo: Getty Images)
Scottie Scheffler remains the undisputed leader of the Official World Golf Ranking, retaining his position as the world’s number one player. His consistent play over the past months has kept him ahead of the pack, with his average points ensuring a firm grip on the top spot. Meanwhile, Xander Schauffele continues to showcase his trademark steadiness, sitting comfortably at number two as he solidifies his reputation as one of the most reliable performers in the game today.
World Golf Raking: American Presence Dominates in the Top 10
The strength of American golf is particularly evident in the latest rankings, with Collin Morikawa holding onto fourth place and Wyndham Clark staying stable at sixth. Patrick Cantlay, who continues to quietly compile strong finishes week after week, is also unchanged at ninth. These players have shown a remarkable ability to maintain their form, positioning themselves as fixtures among the world’s golfing elite.
Small Movements, Big Impact in the Top 10
While the top spots have remained relatively unchanged, there has been some movement further down the rankings. England’s Tommy Fleetwood has edged up to break into the top 10, a reward for his steady play throughout the season. However, Bryson DeChambeau was pushed consequently to 11th place . Rory McIlroy holds firm in third place, continuing his impressive run, while Swedish sensation Ludvig Åberg rounds out the top five. Åberg’s rise is one of the more compelling stories in recent months, as the young talent from Sweden continues to make waves on the international stage.
