2014 U.S. Open tee times: Martin Kaymer, Rickie Fowler set for the final group on Sunday

Although his lead was cut by a stroke on Saturday, Martin Kaymer remains in control at the U.S. Open. He’ll begin the final round with a five-stroke lead and will be back in the final pairing. His group would have already received a lot of attention, but with Rickie Fowler joining him in the final round, that will only increase.

Fowler, one of the biggest fan-favorites on tour, played his way into a tie for second place with a 3-under round of 67 on Saturday. He might need a similar round on Sunday if he’s going to make a serious run at Kaymer, who sits at 8-under. Kaymer wasn’t nearly as good in the third round as he was in the first two, yet he was still able to mitigate damage, get up-and-down at crucial times and come away with a solid round. The two will be the last group off the tee in the final round, with a scheduled tee time of 3:35 p.m. ET.

Erik Compton matched Fowler for the low round of the day in the third round, carding a 67. The sectional qualifier will begin the final round at 3-under and play in the second-to-last group, joined by Henrik Stenson. Being near the top of the leaderboard on Sunday at a major has become a trend for Stenson following a pair of top three finishes last year. At 2-under, he’ll begin the final round tied for fourth place with Dustin Johnson. Johnson will tee off at 3:13 p.m., playing with Brandt Snedeker.

Here is a quick look at the late final round tee times. All times Eastern.