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The Players Championship: Tee times, TV schedule for Sunday

After a Sunday morning finish to the third round, Tiger and Sergio hold a share of the lead. But unfortunately, the drama of their weekend pairing will end there as the two are split up for Sunday afternoon’s final round.

The final round pairings are now set at The Players Championship, with the first groups going off just 35 minutes after the third round concluded first thing Sunday morning. The PGA Tour made the decision to re-pair the golfers for the fourth round because so many players were able to finish on Saturday night, and the leaders got so far into their round. So there was no need to keep the players together in rolling succession in order to get the final round in on Sunday.

Unfortunately, that means Sergio Garcia and Tiger Woods will not play together again. The two finished Sunday morning with the same score, 11-under, but so did David Lingmerth. Thus, the Garcia-Woods group, whose drama has dominated the entire weekend at TPC Sawgrass, will be broken up and Sergio will go off in the final pairing of the day with Lingmerth. Sergio makes the last group because he had the honor on the tee on Saturday, holding the lead over Woods and getting the first tee shot. After the round, Garcia said it was for the best that the two be split up, but Tiger didn’t seem to care too much either way.

Tiger will play with Casey Wittenberg one group ahead of Sergio, going off at 2:28 p.m. ET. While the conditions were perfect during Sunday morning’s conclusion to the third round, there is still a 30 percent chance out there for more storms on Sunday. NBC, the traditional network partner at The Players, will have the coverage on Sunday afternoon beginning with their pregame show at 1:30 p.m. ET. The live coverage will then start at 2 p.m. and run until the last shot is hit, scheduled around 7 p.m. Here’s the tee sheet for Sunday’s final round:

Tee Time Pairing
08:35 AM Van Pelt, Bo
08:40 AM Blixt, Jonas Curtis, Ben
08:49 AM Points, D.A. Teater, Josh
08:58 AM Wi, Charlie Sabbatini, Rory
09:07 AM Davis, Brian Harrington, Padraig
09:16 AM Schwartzel, Charl Kaymer, Martin
09:25 AM Pettersson, Carl Leonard, Justin
09:34 AM Campbell, Chad Bohn, Jason
09:43 AM Hahn, James Noh, Seung-Yul
09:52 AM Barnes, Ricky Choi, K.J.
10:01 AM Howell III, Charles Thompson, Michael
10:10 AM Huh, John DeLaet, Graham
10:19 AM Walker, Jimmy Weekley, Boo
10:28 AM Day, Jason Hoffman, Charley
10:38 AM Bae, Sang-Moon Kirk, Chris
10:48 AM Donald, Luke Herron, Tim
10:58 AM Jacobson, Freddie English, Harris
11:08 AM Senden, John Hearn, David
11:18 AM Chappell, Kevin McGirt, William
11:28 AM Driscoll, James Johnson, Zach
11:38 AM Cabrera, Angel Watson, Bubba
11:48 AM Scott, Adam Kuchar, Matt
11:58 AM Kelly, Jerry Simpson, Webb
12:08 PM Hanson, Peter Crane, Ben
12:18 PM Castro, Roberto Every, Matt
12:28 PM Love III, Davis Romero, Andres
12:38 PM McIlroy, Rory Summerhays, Daniel
12:48 PM Snedeker, Brandt Laird, Martin
12:58 PM Stroud, Chris de Jonge, Brendon
01:08 PM Grace, Branden Stanley, Kyle
01:18 PM Dufner, Jason Oosthuizen, Louis
01:28 PM Streelman, Kevin Stricker, Steve
01:38 PM O'Hair, Sean Overton, Jeff
01:48 PM Leishman, Marc Westwood, Lee
01:58 PM Mahan, Hunter Chalmers, Greg
02:08 PM Maggert, Jeff Lynn, David
02:18 PM Stenson, Henrik Palmer, Ryan
02:28 PM Woods, Tiger Wittenberg, Casey
02:38 PM Lingmerth, David Garcia, Sergio

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