After three rounds of pure golfing action, the final and deciding day is here. The best performer among the top 65 will get the whopping prize share of $1.85 million from the $8.5 million prize pot. With a mixed lineup inclusive of veterans, rookies, and amateurs participating, the final round offers a great experience for the fans.

Additionally, to make the experience better, on the final day, golfers will get back to the Pete Dye Stadium Course, which is considered the toughest of all. Apart from all the holes, ‘Alcatraz’, the 17th hole will be a true test for the winner. To see who will ace the challenge at the toughest course on the final day, follow the below-mentioned tee times.

The current leaderboard topper after three rounds, Sepp Straka will be teeing off with the second and third placed, Charley Hoffman and Jason Day. With just 4 strokes difference between Straka and the two, it will be a great one to watch. The group will tee off at 1:50 PM ET on Tee 1. At the same time, Chris Kirk and Brice Garnett will be teeing off on the 10th.

Though the toppers will be in action at last, the event will tee off at 11:49 AM ET featuring the first group of Lanto Griffin, Joe Highsmith, and Ricky Castilo. Following this, the action will be live on Golf Channel till we find the winner for the 2025 American Express.

The live-action is not to be missed by fans. However, the unfortunate news of some top names not qualifying after the 54-hole cut.

Top names who missed the cut after the third round at the American Express

The 156 players’ course started to see names failing to make the cut after the second round. However, top names after the third round shocked the golf world. On top of the list is Kevin Kisner, who has been on the news for his shots at TGL. He wasn’t able to make the cut with his average performance in all three rounds. After recording 71, 75, and 72, he started to pack early from the tournament.

Other than the four-time PGA Tour winner, some notable names who were in the top 25 also failed to make the cut after the third round. Wyndham Clark, the 2023 US Open winner, and 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-AM winner secured a 15th position at the Sentry. He recorded rounds of 71, 69, and 71 totaling 5 under par, which could help with the cut.

Along with him, Cameron Young finished T8 but unfortunately failed to qualify with his 69, 74, and 75 rounds at the American Express. Now, with some top names missing, who do you think will take the title? Share your pick with us in the comments section below.