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The Senior Open Championship Presented by Rolex Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1 Round 2 Game Time Tee Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment 1 07:00 1 25 11:30 1 Tommy TOLLES USA Cliffs Communities Henrik SIMONSEN DEN The Honors Course John INMAN USA 2 07:10 1 26 11:40 1 Andres ROSA ESP Real Club Golf Guadalmina B.R. HUGHES (AM) ENG Hesketh GC Chien Soon LU TPE 3 07:20 1 27 11:50 1 Robert BURNS USA Willow Creek GC Gary MARKS ENG Roehampton Club Chip LUTZ (AM) USA Ledgerock GC 4 07:30 1 28 12:00 1 David GILFORD ENG Greenway Hall Spike MCROY USA Valley Hill CC Brendan MCGOVERN IRL Headfort G.C 5 07:40 1 29 12:10 1 Bruce VAUGHAN USA Gary ORR SCO Helensburgh GC Wes SHORT JR USA 6 07:50 1 30 12:20 1 Paul GOYDOS USA Virginia CC David MCKENZIE AUS Sven STRÜVER GER GC Teutoburger Wald 7 08:00 1 31 12:30 1 Larry MIZE USA Andrew OLDCORN SCO Kings Acre Academy Miguel Angel MARTIN ESP Golf Santander 8 08:10 1 32 12:40 1 Joe DURANT USA Pensacola CC Paul EALES ENG Royal Birkdale Scott DUNLAP USA Atlanta Athletic Club 9 08:30 1 33 13:00 1 Ronan RAFFERTY NIR The Renaissance Club Kirk TRIPLETT USA Arizona CC Costantino ROCCA ITA 10 08:40 1 34 13:10 1 Roger CHAPMAN ENG Sportingclass Events Todd HAMILTON USA Peter O'MALLEY AUS 11 08:50 1 35 13:20 1 Philip GOLDING ENG Duffy WALDORF USA Lakeside GC Jeff MAGGERT USA 12 09:00 1 36 13:30 1 Magnus P ATLEVI SWE PGA of Sweden National Jean VAN DE VELDE FRA Marco DAWSON USA Suntree CC 13 09:10 1 37 13:40 1 Paul MCGINLEY IRL Phillip PRICE WAL Billy ANDRADE USA Capital City Club 14 09:20 1 38 13:50 1 Tom WATSON USA Miguel Ángel JIMÉNEZ ESP Bernhard LANGER GER WINSTONgolf 24 July 2018 10:34 AM The Senior Open Championship Presented by Rolex Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1 Round 2 Game Time Tee Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment 15 09:30 1 39 14:00 1 John DALY USA Lions Den GC Ian WOOSNAM WAL RAW Golf Course Design Tom LEHMAN USA DC Ranch 16 09:40 1 40 14:10 1 Jerry KELLY USA Hale IRWIN USA Hokulia Chris WILLIAMS RSA Serengeti Wildlife and Golf Estate 17 10:00 1 41 14:20 1 Kenny PERRY USA Clark DENNIS USA Hanbury Manor Prayad MARKSAENG THA Singha 18 10:10 1 42 14:40 1 Woody AUSTIN USA Willowbend CC Greg TURNER NZL Millbrook, New Zealand Scott VERPLANK USA 19 10:20 1 43 14:50 1 Santiago LUNA ESP Real Club Puerta de Hierro Noboru SUGAI JPN PGA of Japan Billy MAYFAIR USA PGA Tour 20 10:30 1 44 15:00 1 Stephen AMES CAN Anders FORSBRAND SWE Traryd Golf Resort Russ COCHRAN USA Tequesta CC 21 10:40 1 45 15:10 1 Stephen DODD WAL Robert GAMEZ USA Orange Tree GC Scott SIMPSON USA 22 10:50 1 46 15:20 1 Peter MITCHELL ENG Vidauban GC José RIVERO ESP Mike GOODES USA Trump National Jupiter 23 11:00 1 47 15:30 1 Pete OAKLEY USA The Rookery GC Mike SAN FILIPPO USA David SHACKLADY ENG Mossock Hall GC 24 11:10 1 48 15:40 1 David MILLS ENG Pyecombe GC Michael MCCOY (AM) USA Glen Ryan HOWISON (AM) USA Jonathan's Landing GC 25 11:30 1 1 07:00 1 Victor CASADO ESP Antequera Golf Gene ELLIOTT (AM) USA Glen Oaks CC Angel FRANCO PAR Asuncion GC 26 11:40 1 2 07:10 1 Darrell KESTNER USA Deepdale GC Paul ARCHBOLD AUS Golf und Country Club Seddiner See Gary WOLSTENHOLME ENG Carus Green GC 27 11:50 1 3 07:20 1 Mats DORNELL (AM) SWE Osterakers GK Bill BREEN USA Harpeth Valley Golf Center Vicente FERNANDEZ ARG La Providencia GC 28 12:00 1 4 07:30 1 Brandel CHAMBLEE USA The Ritz Orlando Kevin SUTHERLAND USA Del Paso CC Mauricio MOLINA ARG Sport Funds 24 July 2018 10:34 AM The Senior Open Championship Presented by Rolex Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1 Round 2 Game Time Tee Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment 29 12:10 1 5 07:40 1 Simon P BROWN ENG Mitsubishi Electirc Tim THELEN USA Sterling Golf Cesar MONASTERIO ARG Team Lama 30 12:20 1 6 07:50 1 Markus BRIER AUT Murhof Gruppe Mardan MAMAT SIN Raffles CC Eamonn DARCY IRL Druids Glen GC 31 12:30 1 7 08:00 1 Scott PAREL USA Augusta CC Jonathan LOMAS ENG Malkins Bank GC Glen DAY USA The Alotian Club 32 12:40 1 8 08:10 1 André BOSSERT SUI Zürich G&CC Bob ESTES USA Tom PERNICE Jnr USA 33 13:00 1 9 08:30 1 Mark MCNULTY IRL Brandt JOBE USA Peter LONARD AUS 34 13:10 1 10 08:40 1 Mark MOULAND WAL Jerry PATE USA Pensacola CC Peter FOWLER AUS Ping 35 13:20 1 11 08:50 1 Jarmo SANDELIN SWE Stockholms GK Loren ROBERTS USA Brad FAXON USA 36 13:30 1 12 09:00 1 Peter BAKER ENG South Staffs GC Gordon BRAND JNR SCO The Players Club David FROST RSA Preston Trail 37 13:40 1 13 09:10 1 Mark JAMES ENG Ilkley GC Sandy LYLE SCO Des SMYTH IRL 38 13:50 1 14 09:20 1 Colin MONTGOMERIE SCO Royal Troon Fred COUPLES USA Corey PAVIN USA 39 14:00 1 15 09:30 1 Paul BROADHURST ENG Northants County GC Vijay SINGH FIJ David TOMS USA 40 14:10 1 16 09:40 1 Sir Nick FALDO ENG Welwyn Garden City Scott MCCARRON USA Trump National Charlotte José María OLAZÁBAL ESP 41 14:30 1 17 10:00 1 Barry LANE ENG Jesper PARNEVIK SWE Mark CALCAVECCHIA USA Titleist 42 14:40 1 18 10:10 1 Jean-François REMESY FRA Paris International GC Mark BROOKS USA Paul WESSELINGH ENG Golf Club Gams – Werdenberg 24 July 2018 10:34 AM The Senior Open Championship Presented by Rolex Draw for Rounds 1 and 2 Round 1 Round 2 Game Time Tee Game Time Tee Name Country Attachment 43 14:50 1 19 10:20 1 James KINGSTON RSA Rustenburg GC Thaworn WIRATCHANT THA SINGHA Jeff SLUMAN USA 44 15:00 1 20 10:30 1 Tim PETROVIC USA Steen TINNING DEN Tinning Charities - We Inspire You Achieve Gene SAUERS USA Savannah GC 45 15:10 1 21 10:40 1 Robert MAXFIELD (AM) ENG Wolstanton GC Mike HARWOOD AUS Steve FLESCH USA 46 15:20 1 22 10:50 1 Fran QUINN USA Wachusett CC Tsuyoshi YONEYAMA JPN Gary KOCH USA Old Memorial GC 47 15:30 1 23 11:00 1 Rafael GOMEZ ARG Ranelagh GC Bob FORD USA Seminole GC Jonathan S CHEETHAM ENG The 1836 Tour 48 15:40 1 24 11:10 1 Pedro LINHART ESP Mark RIDLEY ENG South Moor GC G.S. LACY (AM) ENG Aston-in-Makefield 24 July 2018 10:34 AM.
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