US Masters 2026 Tee Times Round 4: All start times and groups in Augusta

The 90th Masters Tournament is heading for a dramatic final. After a turbulent third round, defending champion Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young share the lead at Augusta. We take a look at the decisive US Masters 2026 Tee Times and the favorite duels on the final Sunday.

Rarely has the starting position before the final day at Augusta been so exciting. While Rory McIlroy seemed to be making history on Friday with a six-stroke lead, the field closed in on Saturday evening. The Northern Irishman lost his comfortable lead, but remains at the top on 11 under Par together with Cameron Young, who is level on shots. The statistics speak in their favor: In the last nine years, the winner has always come from the final flight on Sunday. But the competition is lurking just a few strokes behind.

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US Masters 2026 Tee Times: The top pairings on Sunday

The US Masters 2026 Tee Times for the final round promise high tension right up to the last Putt. Here are the groups that are likely to fight it out for the Green Jacket:

The final flight: Rory McIlroy & Cameron Young

The decision will be made at 14:25 EDT (20:25 CEST). Rory McIlroy could become only the fourth player to successfully defend his title at Augusta (after Nicklaus, Faldo and Woods). His partner Cameron Young set a record on Saturday with a 65: He made up eight strokes in arrears - more than anyone had ever done before after 36 holes.

The direct pursuers: Sam Burns & Shane Lowry

Sam Burns (-10) and Shane Lowry (-9) will start just one and two shots behind the leading duo at 14:14 EDT (20:14 CEST). Burns shone on Saturday with a flawless round, while Lowry provided the highlight of the day with a hole-in-one on the 6th.

The experienced hunters: Jason Day & Justin Rose

At 14:03 EDT (20:03 CEST), two Major winners, Jason Day and Justin Rose (both -8), will enter the fray. Rose in particular will be looking to make up for last year, when he was only beaten in the play-off.

The race to catch up: Scottie Scheffler & Haotong Li

The number one in the world, Scottie Scheffler, made his comeback on Saturday with a brilliant 65. At 7 under Par at 13:52 EDT (19:52 CEST), he is just four shots behind Haotong Li - the first Chinese player with a chance of winning at Augusta.

All US Masters 2026 Tee Times for the final round (Sunday)

Here you can find the complete schedule for the final Sunday at Augusta National. We have converted the local times to Central European Summer Time (CEST).

Tee Times US Masters 2026 Round 4