The 2023 edition of the Hero World Challenge is finally underway! And battling it out on the greens was none other than Tiger Woods among the list of 20 top golfers in the world. However, he couldn’t pull off the first round of his comeback how he envisioned, as the golfer himself was spotted opening up about the same a little while back.

Nevertheless, despite a not-so-favorable first round on Thursday, the professional will be looking to put up a better performance in the coming days. The next step that would entail would be round 2. And, with so much at stake for the Hall of Famer, it’s natural for his fans to be wondering when he will tee off on Friday!

The second stage of Tiger Woods’ comeback

The 82X PGA Tour champ made his much-awaited comeback in the Bahamas. However, he could only finish 18th following the first round after a sub-par performance of 75(+3). But never fear, as the Florida native would be looking to rectify it on the second day at the Albany Golf Course.

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The 15X major champ was paired off with his friend Justin Thomas, who saw himself finishing at T8 on the first day. However, the 47-year-old would tee off against a different golfer during the second round of the tournament, none other than the 6X PGA Tour winner Rickie Fowler 

The duo would start their battle at 11:02 on December 1 in the second match of the event on Friday. Woods would be looking to better his position on the scoreboard for his long-celebrated return to the greens while Fowler, a place above the legend at T17, would also look to get back on his feet and take control of his momentum that helped him win the Rocket Mortgage Classic earlier this year.

The two PGA Tour pros are all set to kick it off against each other in the upcoming round 2, on Friday. And as the excitement looms just around the corner, what about the rest of the field and how can we see them teeing it off?

Round 2 Tee times and TV Schedule for the Hero World Challenge

The rest of the 18 athletes would be paired up with different golfers than the ones they were with on the first day. Let us take a quick look at the second round of the PGA Tour’s unofficial event.

The fans would be able to catch the event on the tournament’s broadcasting partner, Golf Channel, and NBC, at the specified time below (ET).

For the second round, the PGAT unofficial event would be broadcast from 12:30 p.m. to 04:30 p.m. (ET). On Saturday, it would be from noon to 02:30 p.m. on Golf Channel, while one can catch the rest on NBC from 02:30 to 05:00 p.m. On Sunday, one can watch the tournament from 11:00 a.m. to 01:30 p.m. on Golf Channel and the remaining from 01:30 to 04:30 p.m. on NBC.

Well, one thing is for sure – the rest of the Woods’ hosted event would undoubtedly be a treat to watch. So, stay tuned! Who is your pick for the tournament? Do you think Woods will be able to make it back on top as he used to?

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