2024 Omega European Masters: 2024 Omega European Masters round 3 tee times and pairings explored

The 2024 Omega European Masters are at the very height of action, as the tournament heads into the third round. This is the Swiss stop of the men's European tour.

156 golfers teed off at the Crans-Sur-Sierre Golf Club, Switzerland on Thursday. After the end of two rounds, only 80 remain in the playing field. Although defending champion Ludvig Aberg of Sweden is sitting out this year owing to a surgery to treat a torn meniscus in his knee, the line-up is impressive.

Currently, Canadian golfer Matt Wallace is leading the tournament with 14-under. He is followed by Alex Fitzpatrick on T2 with 10-under, Jordan Smith and Norweigen golfer Henrik Norlander at T3 with 9-under.

The 2024 Omega European Masters boasts of a $3.25 million prize purse, a whopping $500,000 increase from last year. The winner will take home $552,500. The cash prizes are as enticing as the other perks well-performing golfers will receive at the event.

It is a great opportunity for the players to rake in some OWGR points as well as Race to Dubai ranking points. The latter will be crucial for them to qualify for the DP World Tour Playoffs, which would conclude the 2024 calendar of the European tour. Golfers who perform well here might also get a chance to make it to the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black.

Round 3 of the 2024 Omega European Masters will kickstart on Friday at the Crans-Sur-Sierre golf club. Here's taking a look at the round 3 tee times and pairings.

What are the round 3 tee times and pairings at the 2024 Omega European Masters?

Alex Fitzpatrick during the final round of the Open Championship (Source: Imagn)

The third round at the 2024 Omega European Masters will begin at 7:25 am local time. Round 2 leaders Matt Wallace, Alex Fitzpatrick and Henrik Norlander will wrap up the day. They are paired together will tee off at 12:30 pm local time.

The tournament is being held at Crans-Sur-Sierre Golf Club in Switzerland. All times below are in local time.


1st Tee	Player 1	Player 2	player 3
7:25	Ronan Kleu	Nicola Gerhardsen
7:35	Sebastian Garcia	Matt Fitzpatrick	Aaron Cockerill
7:46	Ryo Hisatsune	Rhys Enoch	Max Schliesing
7:57	Masahiro Kawamura	Fabrizio Zanotti	Stephen Gallacher
8:08	Jorge Campillo	David Ravetto	Brandon Robinson Thompson
8:19	Ashun Wu	Jeong weon Ko	Sebastian Friedrichsen
8:30	Nicolas Colsaerts	Jacob Skov Olesen	Ugo Coussaud
8:46	Marcel Siem	Stuart Manley	Alejandro Del Rey
8:57	Gary Hurley	Gregory Bourdy	Darren Fichardt
9:08	Ivan Cantero	Jonas Blixt	Matthias Schwab
9:19	Mikko Korhonen	Antoine Rozner	Haotong Li
9:30	Sean Crocker	Maximilian Kieffer	Lucas Vacarisas
9:46	John Parry	Francesco Laporta	Oliver Wilson
9:57	Thomas Aiken	Bernd Wiesberger	Tom Vaillant
10:08	Sam Hutsby	Taichi Kho	Jannik de Bruyn
10:19	Daan Huizing	Jayden Schaper	Scott Jamieson
10:30	Sebastian Söderberg	Matthew Jordan	Brandon Stone
10:46	Louis De Jager	Adrien Saddier	Gavin Green
10:57	Angel Hidalgo	Andrea Pavan	Edoardo Molinari
11:08	Chase Hanna	Joost Luiten	Thriston Lawrence
11:19	Matti Schmid	Gunner Wiebe	Nacho Elvira
11:30	Jeff Winther	Guido Migliozzi	Alexander Björk
11:46	Cedric Gugler	Casey Jarvis	Richie Ramsay
11:57	Rasmus Højgaard	Rikuya Hoshino	Connor Syme
12:08	Eddie Pepperell	Jason Scrivener	Nicolai Von Dellingshausen
12:19	Alfredo Garcia-Heredia	Andrew Johnston	Jordan Smith
12:30	Henrik Norlander	Alex Fitzpatrick	Matt Wallace

Where to watch the Omega European Masters?

The Omega Masters will be broadcast live for fans to enjoy worldwide. DP World Tour's in-house production company, European Tour Productions, will produce and distribute live coverage of the event.

The broadcast times are as below. Please note all times are in local time.

Thursday, 5th September: 13:30 - 18:30

Friday, 6th September: 13:30 - 18:30

Saturday, 7th September: 12:30 - 17:30

Sunday, 8th September: 12:30 - 17:30

The tournament will be shown live on multiple channels such as Sky Sports, Golf Channel, Supersport Golf, Fox Sports, Astrosport etc. depending on the viewer's region and continent.

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