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Yahoo
22-02-2025
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- Yahoo
Mexico Open at VidantaWorld 2025: Tee times and how to watch Round 3
The PGA Tour's Mexico Open at VidantaWorld continues Saturday, following a cut to 77 players. Here's a look at tee times and groupings for the third round in Vallarta, Mexico (click here for TV times and stream links). Time Tee Players 10:35 AMEST 1 Harry Hall Frankie Capan III Justin Hastings(a) 10:35 AMEST 10 Ricky Castillo Fred Biondi Erik van Rooyen 10:46 AMEST 1 Rafael Campos Mason Andersen Taylor Montgomery 10:46 AMEST 10 Thriston Lawrence Blades Brown Andrew Putnam 10:57 AMEST 1 Joe Highsmith Michael Kim Rasmus Højgaard 10:57 AMEST 10 Quade Cummins Thorbjørn Olesen Joel Dahmen 11:08 AMEST 1 Takumi Kanaya Aaron Baddeley Victor Perez 11:08 AMEST 10 Adam Svensson Niklas Nørgaard Chad Ramey 11:19 AMEST 1 Greyson Sigg Matt McCarty Chandler Phillips 11:19 AMEST 10 Henrik Norlander Peter Malnati Noah Goodwin 11:30 AMEST 1 Patrick Rodgers John Pak Hayden Springer 11:30 AMEST 10 Jose Luis Ballester Barrio(a) Sam Ryder Ben Martin 11:41 AMEST 1 Nicolai Højgaard Vincent Norrman Kris Ventura 11:41 AMEST 10 Jonathan Byrd Ben Kohles C.T. Pan 11:52 AMEST 1 Alejandro Tosti Jeremy Paul Lanto Griffin 11:52 AMEST 10 David Lipsky Emiliano Grillo Kevin Yu 12:03 PMEST 1 Ryo Hisatsune Alex Smalley Francesco Molinari 12:03 PMEST 10 Thomas Rosenmueller Jake Knapp Matteo Manassero 12:14 PMEST 1 Steven Fisk Kevin Roy Jesper Svensson 12:14 PMEST 10 Karl Vilips Max McGreevy Santiago de la Fuente 12:25 PMEST 1 Isaiah Salinda Sami Valimaki Ryan Gerard 12:25 PMEST 10 Chan Kim Jacob Bridgeman Taylor Moore 12:36 PMEST 1 Aaron Rai Ben Griffin Akshay Bhatia 12:36 PMEST 10 Scott Piercy Harry Higgs Danny Walker 12:47 PMEST 1 Aldrich Potgieter Stephan Jaeger Brian Campbell 12:47 PMEST 10 Riley Lewis Antoine Rozner
NBC Sports
22-02-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Mexico Open at VidantaWorld 2025: Tee times and how to watch Round 3
The PGA Tour's Mexico Open at VidantaWorld continues Saturday, following a cut to 77 players. Here's a look at tee times and groupings for the third round in Vallarta, Mexico (click here for TV times and stream links). Harry Hall Frankie Capan III Justin Hastings (a) Ricky Castillo Fred Biondi Erik van Rooyen Rafael Campos Mason Andersen Taylor Montgomery Thriston Lawrence Blades Brown Andrew Putnam Joe Highsmith Michael Kim Rasmus Højgaard Quade Cummins Thorbjørn Olesen Joel Dahmen Takumi Kanaya Aaron Baddeley Victor Perez Adam Svensson Niklas Nørgaard Chad Ramey Greyson Sigg Matt McCarty Chandler Phillips Henrik Norlander Peter Malnati Noah Goodwin Patrick Rodgers John Pak Hayden Springer Jose Luis Ballester Barrio (a) Sam Ryder Ben Martin Nicolai Højgaard Vincent Norrman Kris Ventura Jonathan Byrd Ben Kohles C.T. Pan Alejandro Tosti Jeremy Paul Lanto Griffin David Lipsky Emiliano Grillo Kevin Yu Ryo Hisatsune Alex Smalley Francesco Molinari Thomas Rosenmueller Jake Knapp Matteo Manassero Steven Fisk Kevin Roy Jesper Svensson Karl Vilips Max McGreevy Santiago de la Fuente Isaiah Salinda Sami Valimaki Ryan Gerard Chan Kim Jacob Bridgeman Taylor Moore Aaron Rai Ben Griffin Akshay Bhatia Scott Piercy Harry Higgs Danny Walker Aldrich Potgieter Stephan Jaeger Brian Campbell Riley Lewis Antoine Rozner
NBC Sports
05-02-2025
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- NBC Sports
The move that helped get local Frankie Capan III into the WM Phoenix Open
Seeking a sponsor exemption into this week's WM Phoenix Open, Frankie Capan III wrote the customary letter to tournament officials. Once Capan's letter hit his inbox, Chance Cozby, executive director of The Thunderbirds, who run the annual PGA Tour stop at TPC Scottsdale, emailed the Phoenix native to let him know how impressed he was. No one, Cozby told Capan, had ever sent in a four-page letter. 'For me, that was kind of cool,' said Capan, who was among the sponsor invites selected. 'But I didn't try and add unnecessary information. I just kind of wanted them to learn a little bit about me and my past.' Capan was born in Minnesota, but he spent a large chunk of his childhood about 15 minutes up the road from Scottsdale, where his parents, Frank Jr. and Charlynn, still live. He practiced mostly at the Country Club at DC Ranch and attended high school at nearby Northwest Christian School, capping his prep career by shooting 59 and winning the state individual title at Omni Tucson National. (Around that time, Capan teamed up with buddy Ben Wong to capture the 2017 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball.) When Capan was in elementary school, he served as a Phoenix Open standard bearer for Phil Mickelson, Bubba Watson and Bill Haas. And before that, he and his two sisters, Elle and Erica, participated in the area's junior version of the People's Open, the Itty Bitty Open, where top finishers were later celebrated at TPC Scottsdale during the big tournament. 'I just wanted to highlight that a little, and then just all the relationships that my family and I have formed in the valley,' Capan added. 'Other than that, mainly just kind of updating him a little bit about how the last couple years have gone for me and just given him a little bit of insight into my golf career so far.' Capan, who split his college career between Alabama and then Florida Gulf Coast, starred on the Korn Ferry Tour last year, posting seven top-10s, including a victory, along with firing a 58 at the Veritex Bank Championship. He's a rookie on the PGA Tour this year, making three straight cuts to begin the season, though he didn't qualify for the WMPO on his number due to the limited field size (120 players) and high demand from fully exempt members, hence the need for the sponsor invite. Capan birdied the par-3 16th hole on Tuesday. The stands were a little empty, he says, but he's also aware that won't be the case come Thursday – and he's ready for it. 'I have a lot of confidence in my game and what I'm able to do with the golf ball to where I think at the end of the day we're all really just entertainers,' Capan said. 'This weekend might be a little different. That's probably not why 500,000, 700,000 people are here. But for most golf tournaments, that's really what it is; it's entertainment. 'I think that's sometimes where I thrive.' Sleeping in his childhood bed and some home-cooked meals by mom certainly won't hurt either.
