2009 Masters Opening Round Groupings and Tee Times

Update: The Final Round Sunday Tee Times and Pairings have been posted for the 2009 Masters.

The groupings and tee times for the 2009 Masters were announced yesterday. Here is a quick rundown of the tournament specifics, some links, and then the pairings for Thursday.
2009 Masters Opening Round, Thursday Tee Times, Groupings

2009 Masters Quick Preview



Round 1 Groupings and Tee Times for 2009 Masters

And here are the groupings and tee times for opening round action of the 2009 Masters, scheduled to start with the first tee time at 8:00 am and with TV coverage kicking off on ESPN at 3:00 pm.

  1. 8:00 – Ian Woosnam | Chez Reavie | Briny Baird
  2. 8:11 – Sandy Lyle | Tim Clark | Billy Mayfair
  3. 8:22 – Kevin Sutherland | Ross Fisher | Prayad Marksaeng
  4. 8:33 – Louis Oosthuizen | Carl Pettersson | Dudley Hart
  5. 8:44 – Raymond Floyd | Justin Leonard | Reinier Saxton
  6. 8:55 – Fuzzy Zoeller | Michael Campbell | Ken Duke
  7. 9:06 – Ben Curtis | Nick Watney | Miguel Angel Jimenez
  8. 9:17 – Craig Stadler | Rory Sabbatini | Dustin Johnson
  9. 9:28 – Gary Player | Luke Donald | Stephen Ames
  10. 9:39 – Retief Goosen | Soren Hansen | Shingo Katayama
  11. 9:50 – Bernhard Langer | Greg Norman | Lee Westwood
  12. 10:12 – Justin Rose | Henrik Stenson | Angel Cabrera
  13. 10:23 – Vijay Singh | Geoff Ogilvy | Ernie Els
  14. 10:34 – Mike Weir | Padraig Harrington | Ryuji Imada
  15. 10:45 – Phil Michelson | Camilo Villegas | Jim Furyk
  16. 10:56 – Stuart Appleby | Oliver Wilson | Sergio Garcia
  17. 11:07 – Larry Mize | John Merrick | Drew Kittleson
  18. 11:18 – Todd Hamilton | Steve Flesch | Mathew Goggin
  19. 11:29 – Tom Watson | Ian Poulter | Steve Wilson
  20. 11:40 – Aaron Baddeley | Bubba Watson | Graeme McDowell
  21. 11:51 – Mark O’Meara | Pat Perez | D.J. Trahan
  22. 12:02 – Fred Couples | Rocco Mediate | Jack Newman
  23. 12:24 – Soren Kjeldsen | Sean O’Hair | Richard Sterne
  24. 12:35 – Andres Romero | Boo Weekley | Chad Campbell
  25. 12:46 – Ben Crenshaw | Paul Casey | Steve Stricker
  26. 12:57 – Y.E. Yang | Robert Allenby | Hunter Mahan
  27. 1:08 – Zach Johnson | Wen-Tang Lin | Robert Karlsson
  28. 1:19 – Jose Maria Olazabal | Martin Kaymer | Brandt Snedeker
  29. 1:30 – K.J. Choi | Alvaro Quiros | Kenny Perry
  30. 1:41 – Trevor Immelman | Adam Scott | Danny Lee
  31. 1:52 – Tiger Woods | Stewart Cink | Jeev Milkha Singh
  32. 2:03 – Anthony Kim | Rory McIlroy | Ryo Ishikawa

2009 Masters Preview, TV Schedule, Odds, Lines, Announcers, Interestingly, Ryo Ishikawa is the second youngest competitor ever at the Masters – 17 years, 6 months, and 23 days. Tommy Jacobs was the youngest, way back in 1952. Jacobs was 17 years, 1 month, and 21 days. Ishikawa won the 2007 Munsingwear Open KSB Cup when he was a 15-year old amateur, making him the youngest champion ever of an Official World Golf Ranking recognized tour.

The best part about the Round 1 groupings and tee times, obviously, is that Tiger tees off in the afternoon and thus the majority of the two-hour live coverage on ESPN will be able to focus on Woods.

Woods Eager to Being Chase for Fifth Masters — (Art Stricklin, Masters.com)

Tuesday Masters Notes — (Art Stricklin, Masters.com)

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