Zurich Classic of New Orleans 2025: Final-round tee times, pairings for foursomes
The Zurich Classic of New Orleans will wrap up Sunday with foursomes (alternate shot).
Here's a look at the full tee times and pairings for the final round at TPC Louisiana (click here for format and how to watch):
Kris Ventura
Antoine Rozner
J.T. Poston
Keith Mitchell
Brandt Snedeker
Chez Reavie
Thomas Detry
Robert MacIntyre
Paul Peterson
Thomas Rosenmueller
Davis Riley
Nick Hardy
Kevin Chappell
Tom Hoge
Kevin Tway
Bud Cauley
Jacob Bridgeman
Chandler Phillips
Matteo Manassero
Cristobal Del Solar
Chris Gotterup
Quade Cummins
Nick Taylor
Adam Hadwin
Ricky Castillo
William Mouw
Nate Lashley
Hayden Springer
David Skinns
Ben Taylor
Ryan Gerard
Danny Walker
Aaron Rai
Sahith Theegala
Sepp Straka
Brice Garnett
Nico Echavarria
Max Greyserman
Steven Fisk
Tim Widing
Vince Whaley
Anders Albertson
Hayden Buckley
Braden Thornberry
David Lipsky
Dylan Wu
Chad Ramey
Justin Lower
Trey Mullinax
Robby Shelton
Sam Stevens
Max McGreevy
Taylor Dickson
Trace Crowe
Karl Vilips
Michael Thorbjornsen
Cam Davis
Adam Svensson
Luke List
Henrik Norlander
Isaiah Salinda
Kevin Velo
Rory McIlroy
Shane Lowry
Ryo Hisatsune
Takumi Kanaya
Nicolai Højgaard
Rasmus Højgaard
Andrew Novak
Ben Griffin
Jake Knapp
Frankie Capan III
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