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2013 Bridgestone Invitational: Tee times, pairings for Saturday

Tiger Woods takes a commanding lead into the third round thanks to his outstanding play on Friday.

Sam Greenwood

The third round of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational is getting off to a late start Saturday because PGA Tour officials are expecting bad weather to hit the area early in the morning. In an effort to make sure the round gets completed in one day, players will be playing in threesomes, and there will be split starts from both the first tee and the 10th.

With this being a no-cut limited field WGC event, getting in the final 36 holes by Sunday evening should not be much of an issue unless they weather is severe for the entire weekend. Players have been briskly moving through Firestone South in about four hours flat the first two days -- threesomes will slow that pace a bit, but it’s still small enough field to have a bit of a schedule luxury.

Once the players do hit the course, they will have a lot of work to do in order to catch Tiger Woods, who holds a seven-stroke lead at 13-under. Woods was brilliant Friday, firing a 9-under 61 to pull away from the rest of the field and making this his tournament to lose. He actually played the first 13 holes nine under par, giving him a legitimate shot at a round of 59, which is something that’s only been done on the PGA Tour five times.

Woods will tee off from No. 1 at approximately 1:10 p.m. ET, and he’s playing with Keegan Bradley and Chris Wood, who are tied for second place at 6-under. Coincidentally, it was announced on Friday that Bradley will be Tiger’s playing partner next week at the season’s final major, the PGA Championship.

Here is the complete list of tee times for Saturday (all times Eastern):

Teeing off No.1:

Tee Time Players
11:10 AM Brandt Snedeker Brian Gay Graeme McDowell
11:20 AM Richie Ramsay Thorbjorn Olesen D.A. Points
11:30 AM Adam Scott Ian Poulter Russell Henley
11:40 AM Justin Rose Matteo Manassero Dustin Johnson
11:50 AM Martin Kaymer Paul Lawrie Rory McIlroy
12:00 PM Ryan Moore Hideki Matsuyama Miguel A. Jimenez
12:10 PM Francesco Molinari Angel Cabrera Paul Casey
12:20 PM Jamie Donaldson Zach Johnson Webb Simpson
12:30 PM Steve Stricker Rickie Fowler Harris English
12:40 PM Kiradech Aphibarnrat Richard Sterne John Merrick
12:50 PM Luke Donald Jason Dufner Bubba Watson
01:00 PM Bill Haas Henrik Stenson Jim Furyk
01:10 PM Tiger Woods Keegan Bradley Chris Wood

Teeing off No. 10:

Tee Time Players
11:10 AM Nicolas Colsaerts Lee Westwood Peter Hanson
11:20 AM Ernie Els Phil Mickelson Matt Kuchar
11:30 AM Michael Thompson Boo Weekley Nick Watney
11:40 AM Satoshi Kodaira David Lynn Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano
11:50 AM Bo Van Pelt Carl Pettersson Branden Grace
12:00 PM Scott Piercy Jonas Blixt Ken Duke
12:10 PM Tommy Gainey Mikko Ilonen Sang-Moon Bae
12:20 PM Jason Day Sergio Garcia Martin Laird
12:30 PM Toru Taniguchi Charl Schwartzel Shane Lowry
12:40 PM Stephen Gallacher Billy Horschel Derek Ernst
12:50 PM Kevin Streelman Brett Rumford
01:00 PM Jaco Van Zyl Daniel Popovic

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