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US Open 2026 golf tee times: Full schedule today

Your guide to US Open timings for the competition at Shinnecock Hills.

Scottie Scheffler swinging a golf club at the US Open 2026

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Published: Sunday, 21 June 2026 at 11:44 am

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The fourth round of the 126th US Open gets underway this afternoon, as Wyndham Clark seeks to keep hold of the top spot after an impressive start to the tournament.

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Americans are dominating thus far, with Clark in a comfortable first, while second is currently held by US stars Scottie Scheffler (World No. 1), Sahith Theegala and Sam Stevens, in addition to South Korean talent Tom Kim.

Alas, England's Matt Fitzpatrick took a tumble yesterday from second to tenth, where he joins compatriot Tommy Fleetwood. A bit further down, we find Northern Irish superstar Rory McIlroy, who is tied in 17th place after a challenging few days.

Of course, things could look rather different after another tense day in New York; no event puts players through their paces quite like the US Open and this year's tournament at Shinnecock Hills is set to be no different.

Radio Times brings you the US Open 2026 tee times.

US Open 2026 tee times

All UK time.

Round Four

Starting on Hole One:

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