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Groups & Starting Times Groups & Starting Times - Round 1 and 2 Thursday & Friday, August 8 & 9, 2013 Round 1 Round 2 Group # Tee Time Group # Tee Time Names Rob LABRITZ, Pound Ridge, NY 1 1 07:10 AM 40 10 12:20 PM John SENDEN, Brisbane, Australia Shane LOWRY, Clara, Ireland Kiradech APHIBARNRAT, Bangkok, Thailand 2 1 07:20 AM 41 10 12:30 PM Bob GAUS, St. Louis, MO Luke GUTHRIE, Quincy, IL Marc LEISHMAN, Victoria, Australia 3 1 07:30 AM 42 10 12:40 PM Josh TEATER, Lexington, KY Pablo LARRAZABAL, Barcelona, Spain Tommy GAINEY, Hartsville, SC 4 1 07:40 AM 43 10 12:50 PM Ryan PALMER, Amarillo, TX David HEARN, Ontario, Canada Michael THOMPSON, Birmingham, AL 5 1 07:50 AM 44 10 01:00 PM Marcel SIEM, Ratingen, Germany Bo VAN PELT, Tulsa, OK Shaun MICHEEL, Memphis, TN 6 1 08:00 AM 45 10 01:10 PM Rich BEEM, Austin, TX Mark BROOKS, Ft. Worth, TX Richard STERNE, Stellenbosch, S. Africa 7 1 08:10 AM 46 10 01:20 PM Scott BROWN, Aiken, SC David LINGMERTH, Tranas, Sweden Ben CURTIS, Stow, OH 8 1 08:20 AM 47 10 01:30 PM Marcus FRASER, Melbourne, Australia Peter HANSON, Trelleborg, Sweden Stewart CINK, Duluth, GA 9 1 08:30 AM 48 10 01:40 PM Paul LAWRIE, Aberdeen, Scotland Rafael CABRERA-BELLO, Gran Canaria, Spain Thorbjorn OLESEN, Copenhagen, Denmark 10 1 08:40 AM 49 10 01:50 PM Brian GAY, Windermere, FL David LYNN, Stoke-On-Trent, England Stephen GALLACHER, Linlithgow, Scotland 11 1 08:50 AM 50 10 02:00 PM David MCNABB, Newark, DE Branden GRACE, George, S. Africa Caine FITZGERALD, Parker, CO 12 1 09:00 AM 51 10 02:10 PM Kevin STREELMAN, Wheaton, IL Bernd WIESBERGER, Oberwart, Austria JC ANDERSON, St. Louis, MO 13 1 09:10 AM 52 10 02:20 PM WINNER, WGC Bridgestone Invitational Jaco VAN ZYL, Johannesburg, S. Africa Groups & Starting Times - Round 1 and 2 Thursday & Friday, August 8 & 9, 2013 Round 1 Round 2 Group # Tee Time Group # Tee Time Names Charley HOFFMAN, Las Vegas, NV 14 10 07:15 AM 27 1 12:25 PM Bob SOWARDS, Dublin, OH Matt EVERY, Jacksonville Beach, FL Mark SHEFTIC, Blue Bell, PA 15 10 07:25 AM 28 1 12:35 PM Robert GARRIGUS, Phoenix, AZ Hiroyuki FUJITA, Shizuoka, Japan Hunter MAHAN, Dallas, TX 16 10 07:35 AM 29 1 12:45 PM Paul CASEY, Surrey, England Billy HORSCHEL, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Hideki MATSUYAMA, Miyagi, Japan 17 10 07:45 AM 30 1 12:55 PM Steve STRICKER, Madison, WI Jason DUFNER, Auburn, AL Sergio GARCIA, Castellon, Spain 18 10 07:55 AM 31 1 01:05 PM Matt KUCHAR, Sea Island, GA Rickie FOWLER, Murrieta, CA Graeme MCDOWELL, Portrush, N. Ireland 19 10 08:05 AM 32 1 01:15 PM Ernie ELS, Johannesburg, S. Africa Bill HAAS, Greenville, SC David TOMS, Shreveport, LA 20 10 08:15 AM 33 1 01:25 PM Padraig HARRINGTON, Dublin, Ireland Y.E. YANG, Jeju Island, S. Korea Henrik STENSON, Gothenburg, Sweden 21 10 08:25 AM 34 1 01:35 PM Dustin JOHNSON, Jupiter, FL Charl SCHWARTZEL, Johannesburg, S. Africa Davis LOVE III, Sea Island, GA 22 10 08:35 AM 35 1 01:45 PM Keegan BRADLEY, Woodstock, VT Tiger WOODS, Hobe Sound, FL Peter UIHLEIN, Palm Beach Gardens, FL 23 10 08:45 AM 36 1 01:55 PM Jim FURYK, Ponte Vedra Beach, FL Thomas BJORN, Silkeborg, Denmark K.J. CHOI, Seoul, S. Korea 24 10 08:55 AM 37 1 02:05 PM Ryan POLZIN, Houston, TX Jonas BLIXT, Hammoro, Sweden Scott STALLINGS, Knoxville, TN 25 10 09:05 AM 38 1 02:15 PM Jason KOKRAK, Charlotte, NC Jeff SORENSON, Blaine, MN Scott JAMIESON, Glasgow, Scotland 26 10 09:15 AM 39 1 02:25 PM Roberto CASTRO, Atlanta, GA Stuart SMITH, Reno, NV Groups & Starting Times - Round 1 and 2 Thursday & Friday, August 8 & 9, 2013 Round 1 Round 2 Group # Tee Time Group # Tee Time Names John HUH, Dallas, TX 27 1 12:25 PM 14 10 07:15 AM Ryo ISHIKAWA, Saitama, Japan Danny BALIN, Rockville, MD Darren CLARKE, Portrush, N. Ireland 28 1 12:35 PM 15 10 07:25 AM Tom WATSON, Bucyrus, KS Paul MCGINLEY, Dublin, Ireland Kohki IDOKI, Hyogo, Japan 29 1 12:45 PM 16 10 07:35 AM Rod PERRY, Port Orange, FL Nick WATNEY, Henderson, NV Nicolas COLSAERTS, Brussels, Belgium 30 1 12:55 PM 17 10 07:45 AM Jason DAY, Queensland, Australia Brandt SNEDEKER, Nashville, TN Tim CLARK, Durban, S. Africa 31 1 01:05 PM 18 10 07:55 AM Lee WESTWOOD, Worksop, England Bubba WATSON, Bagdad, FL Miguel Angel JIMENEZ, Malaga, Spain 32 1 01:15 PM 19 10 08:05 AM Webb SIMPSON, Charlotte, NC Angel CABRERA, Cordoba, Argentina Rory MCILROY, Holywood, N. Ireland 33 1 01:25 PM 20 10 08:15 AM Vijay SINGH, Lautoka, Fiji Islands Martin KAYMER, Mettmann, Germany Gonzalo FERNANDEZ-CASTANO, Madrid, Spain 34 1 01:35 PM 21 10 08:25 AM Luke DONALD, High Wycombe, England Jordan SPIETH, Dallas, TX Adam SCOTT, Queensland, Australia 35 1 01:45 PM 22 10 08:35 AM Justin ROSE, London, England Phil MICKELSON, Rancho Santa Fe, CA Lucas GLOVER, Sea Island, GA 36 1 01:55 PM 23 10 08:45 AM Ian POULTER, Woburn, England Zach JOHNSON, Cedar Rapids, IA Kevin CHAPPELL, Fresno, CA 37 1 02:05 PM 24 10 08:55 AM Christopher WOOD, Bristol, England Mike SMALL, Champaign, IL Kevin STADLER, Scottsdale, AZ 38 1 02:15 PM 25 10 09:05 AM Chip SULLIVAN, Troutville, VA Chris STROUD, Spring, TX Sonny SKINNER, Sylvester, GA 39 1 02:25 PM 26 10 09:15 AM WINNER, Reno-Tahoe Open Richie RAMSAY, Aberdeen, Scotland Groups & Starting Times - Round 1 and 2 Thursday & Friday, August 8 & 9, 2013 Round 1 Round 2 Group # Tee Time Group # Tee Time Names Mark BROWN, Oyster Bay, NY 40 10 12:20 PM 1 1 07:10 AM Scott PIERCY, Las Vegas, NV Brooks KOEPKA, Palm Beach Gardens, FL Derek ERNST, Las Vegas, NV 41 10 12:30 PM 2 1 07:20 AM Jeff MARTIN, Warwick, RI Charles HOWELL III, Orlando, FL Ken DUKE, Palm City, FL 42 10 12:40 PM 3 1 07:30 AM Matteo MANASSERO, Verona, Italy Jimmy WALKER, Boerne, TX Danny WILLETT, Rotherham, England 43 10 12:50 PM 4 1 07:40 AM Joost LUITEN, Bleiswijk, Netherlands Russell HENLEY, Daniel Island, SC Freddie JACOBSON, Gothenburg, Sweden 44 10 01:00 PM 5 1 07:50 AM George COETZEE, Pretoria, S. Africa Harris ENGLISH, Sea Island, GA Boo WEEKLEY, Jay, FL 45 10 01:10 PM 6 1 08:00 AM Francesco MOLINARI, Turin, Italy Thongchai JAIDEE, Lopburi, Thailand Jamie DONALDSON, Pontypridd, Wales 46 10 01:20 PM 7 1 08:10 AM Ryan MOORE, Las Vegas, NV Alex NOREN, Stockholm, Sweden Brett RUMFORD, Perth, Australia 47 10 01:30 PM 8 1 08:20 AM Geoff OGILVY, Melbourne, Australia John MERRICK, Long Beach, CA Sang-Moon BAE, Dae Gu, S. Korea 48 10 01:40 PM 9 1 08:30 AM Woody AUSTIN, Derby, KS Martin LAIRD, Glasgow, Scotland Carl PETTERSSON, Gothenburg, Sweden 49 10 01:50 PM 10 1 08:40 AM D.A. POINTS, Pekin, IL Mikko ILONEN, Lahti, Finland Graham DELAET, Saskatchewan, Canada 50 10 02:00 PM 11 1 08:50 AM Kirk HANEFELD, Acton, MA Kyle STANLEY, Gig Harbor, WA David MUTTITT, Albuquerque, NM 51 10 02:10 PM 12 1 09:00 AM Charlie BELJAN, Mesa, AZ Brendon DE JONGE, Matthews, NC Lee RHIND, Midland, TX 52 10 02:20 PM 13 1 09:10 AM Chris KIRK, Sea Island, GA Marc WARREN, Glasgow, Scotland .
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