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Will the seasoned pros outshine the rising stars in the 2024 ProCore Championship final round?

The first event in the FedEx Cup Fall schedule is coming to a close this Sunday. With two rounds that saw players rise and fall in the leaderboard, Patrick Kizzire has risen up to the lead with a total of 18 under par. He sits ahead of David Lipsky by four strokes and will look to go into Sunday and secure the win. He will be the last to tee off at 1:45 pm.

President’s Cup International Team members Corey Connors and Mackenzie Hughes are T3 with rookie Patrick Fishburn. Playing in his first season in the PGA Tour, Fishburn made a run at the leaders on Saturday but bogeyed his last two holes. Patrick Fishburn and Corey Connors will tee off at 1:25 pm ahead of Mackenzie Hughes and Greyson Sigg at 1:35 pm.

 

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Sahith Theegala, a popular option to win the tournament, finished Round 3 at T7 and is six strokes behind the leader. He will need to gain strokes as he tees off at 1:05 pm in order to defend his Procore Championship title.

To know exactly when the field will tee off, we have the same in the table below.

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TimePairingTee
8:10 a.mKevin Dougherty1
8:15 a.m.Matti Schmid, Chad Ramey1
8:25 a.m.Ben Kohles, Joel Dahmen1
8:35 a.m.J.B. Holmes, Tom Whitney1
8:45 a.m.Nick Hardy, Lanto Griffin1
8:55 a.m.Brendon Todd, Pierceson Coody1
9:05 a.m.Aaron Baddeley, Patrick Rodgers1
9:15 a.m.Rico Hoey, Wesley Bryan1
9:30 a.m.Justin Suh, Josh Teater1
9:40 a.m.Tom Johnson, Doug Ghim1
9:50 a.m.Martin Laird, Rafael Campos1
10:00 a.m.Chesson Hadley, Charley Hoffman1
10:10 a.m.Andrew Putnam, Adam Svensson1
10:20 a.m.Jhonattan Vegas, Blaine Hale Jr.1
10:30 a.m.Min Woo Lee, Kevin Chappell1
10:45 a.m.Brandt Snedeker, Garrick Higgo1
10:55 a.m.Luke Clanton, Sam Stevens1
11:05 a.m.Roger Sloan, Neal Shipley1
11:15 a.m.David Skinns, Henrik Norlander1
11:25 a.m.Webb Simpson, Chandler Phillips1
11:35 a.m.J.J. Spaun, Sangmoon Bae1
11:50 a.m.Lucas Glover, Tom Hoge1
12:00 p.m.Zac Blair, Keith Mitchell1
12:10 p.m.Chan Kim, Kevin Tway1
12:20 p.m.John Keefer, Michael Thorbjornsen1
12:30 p.m.Austin Smotherman, Bud Cauley1
12:40 p.m.Matt Kuchar, Brandon Wu1
12:55 p.m.Justin Lower, Joe Highsmith1
1:05 p.m.Sahith Theegala, Chez Reavie1
1:15 p.m.Wilson Furr, Ben Silverman1
1:25 p.m.Corey Conners, Patrick Fishburn1
1:35 p.m.Mackenzie Hughes, Greyson Sigg1
1:45 p.m.Patton Kizzire, David Lipsky1

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Will the seasoned pros outshine the rising stars in the 2024 ProCore Championship final round?

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This will be the last tournament on the PGA Tour before the President’s Cup which will be played after a week’s break from September 26 to 29. Sahith Theegala, who will be playing in the President’s Cup, has had a whirlwind Procore Championship. Let’s take a look at his form as he prepares to defend his title.

Sahith Theegala’s rocky Procore Championship

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After coming to the 2024 Procore Championship as the defending champion, Sahith Theegala was one of the picks to win it again. He faced strong competition from Mackenzie Hughes, Max Homa, and JJ Spaun. Homa missed the cut and Spaun sits at T21.

Theegala started off badly with a 69 on the 72-par course with three bogeys and 5 birdies. He then fought back in Round 2 and scored a 66. Another 69 in Round 3 meant that he had paid for his lapses before the final round. Now, he will have to rally again on Sunday to get close to Patton Kizzire, who is six strokes ahead.

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