Memorial Tournament 2025: Third-round tee times, pairings at Muirfield Village
Following a rainy second round and a cut to the low 50 and ties, the Memorial Tournament rolls on Saturday at Muirfield Village.
Here are the third-round tee times and pairings from Dublin, Ohio (all times EDT):
Hideki Matsuyama
Cameron Young
Wyndham Clark
Matt Kuchar
Adam Hadwin
Matt Fitzpatrick
Justin Thomas
Max Greyserman
Michael Kim
Alex Noren
Stephan Jaeger
Adam Scott
Brandt Snedeker
Nick Dunlap
Thomas Detry
Jhonattan Vegas
Harry Higgs
Denny McCarthy
Viktor Hovland
Si Woo Kim
Sepp Straka
Max Homa
Tommy Fleetwood
Min Woo Lee
Sam Stevens
Andrew Novak
Maverick McNealy
Austin Eckroat
Ludvig Åberg
Davis Thompson
Corey Conners
Tony Finau
Bud Cauley
Keegan Bradley
Rickie Fowler
Robert MacIntyre
Patrick Cantlay
Sungjae Im
Taylor Pendrith
Eric Cole
Ryan Gerard
Harris English
Justin Rose
Mackenzie Hughes
Jacob Bridgeman
Collin Morikawa
Ryan Fox
Russell Henley
Xander Schauffele
Jordan Spieth
Tom Hoge
Sam Burns
Shane Lowry
Akshay Bhatia
Scottie Scheffler
Nick Taylor
Ben Griffin
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