The Open 2022 tee times: Full schedule for Day 1 at St Andrews including Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy
Tiger Woods tees it up for the 150th Open Championship with a late start alongside Matt Fitzpatrick and Max Homa.
The three-time Open champion, with two wins at the Old Course in 2000 and 2005, is bullish about his health heading into Thursday.
But Woods has also been speaking about his loyalty to the PGA Tour amid the ongoing threat posed by LIV Golf.
“Greg has done some things that I don’t think are in the best interests of the game,” Woods said. “I just don’t understand it. Fifty-four holes, guaranteed money up front. Where is the incentive to practice? If LIV events don’t get world ranking points, some of these players might never get to play in majors.”
Here are tee times and full schedule for day 1 of the 150th Open Championship at St Andrews:
The 150th edition of The Open starts on 14 July with the fourth and final round on 17 July at the Old Course, St Andrews.
Tee times will be spread out throughout Thursday and Friday, but the early starters will go off at around 6:35am BST for the first round.
You can watch the 150th Open live on Sky Sports, while Independent Sport will bring you a daily live blog, reaction and analysis throughout the week.
Coverage starts on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf from 6:30am BST on Thursday and Friday. You can stream online via the Sky Go app.
There will be highlights on BBC Two from 9pm BST on Thursday and Friday.
6:35 am – GAME 1: Paul LAWRIE, Webb SIMPSON, Min Woo LEE
6:46 am – GAME 2: Sadom KAEWKANJANA, Ben CAMPBELL, Barclay BROWN (a)
6:57 am – GAME 3: Dean BURMESTER, Chan KIM, Brandon WU
7:08 am – GAME 4: Ian POULTER, Jamie DONALDSON, Guido MIGLIOZZI
7:19 am – GAME 5: Garrick HIGGO, Minkyu KIM, Ashley CHESTERS
7:30 am – GAME 6: Phil MICKELSON, Lucas HERBERT, Kurt KITAYAMA
7:41 am – GAME 7: Patrick REED, Tom HOGE, Joo-Hyung KIM
7:52 am – GAME 8: John DALY, Bryson DECHAMBEAU, Cameron TRINGALE
8:03 am – GAME 9: Cameron SMITH , Brooks KOEPKA, Seamus POWER
Zach Johnson celebrates winning The Open at St Andrews in 2015
