2024 Cognizant Classic round four: Sunday tee times and pairings

Heading into the fourth and final round of the 2024 Cognizant Classic on Sunday, three players are tied for the lead at the PGA National Members Club.

Ireland’s Shane Lowry, England’s David Skinns and the United States’ Austin Eckroat all finished the third round on -13, three shots ahead of a five-man chasing pack.

What are the Cognizant Classic 2024 round four tee times and pairings?

7:55am ET: SH Kim (South Korea), Camilo Villegas (Colombia)

8:05am ET: Taylor Montgomery (USA), Davis Riley (USA)

8:15am ET: Mark Hubbard (USA), Justin Rose (England)

8:25am ET: Jorge Campillo (Spain), Adam Schenk (USA)

8:35am ET: Robert MacIntrye (Scotland), Ryan Fox (NZ)

8:45am ET: Chris Kirk (USA), Corey Conners (Canada)

8:55am ET: Mac Meissner (USA), Beau Hossler (USA)

9:05am ET: Davis Thompson (USA), Byeong Hun An (South Korea)

9:15am ET: Lucas Glover (USA), Greyson Sigg (USA)

9:25am ET: Troy Merritt (USA), Chris Gotterup (USA)

9:40am ET: Sam Ryder (USA), JT Poston (USA)

9:50am ET: Nick Dunlap (USA), Joseph Bramlett (USA)

10:00am ET: Zach Johnson (USA), Carson Young (USA)

10:10am ET: Rico Hoey (Philippines), Chan Kim (USA)

10:20am ET: Matt Fitzpatrick (England), Erik van Rooyen (South Korea)

10:30am ET: Tyson Alexander (USA), Chesson Hadley (USA)

10:40am ET: Tom Hoge (USA), Keith Mitchell (USA)

10:50am ET: Maverick McNealy (USA), Vincent Norrman (Sweden)

11:00am ET: Doug Ghim (USA), Jimmy Stanger (USA)

11:15am ET: Chad Ramey (USA), Rory McIlroy (Northern Ireland)

11:25am ET: Alexander Björk (Sweden), Tom Kim (South Korea)

11:35am ET: Garrick Higgo (South Africa), Billy Horschel (USA)

11:45am ET: Cameron Young (USA), Bud Cauley (USA)

11:55am ET: Matthieu Pavon (France), Jake Knapp (USA)

12:05pm ET: Nico Echavarría (Colombia), KH Lee (South Korea)

12:15pm ET: Peter Malnati (USA), Parker Coody (USA)

12:25pm ET: Alex Noren (Sweden), Max Greyserman (USA)

12:40pm ET: David Lipsky (USA), Rickie Fowler (USA)

12:50pm ET: Russell Henley (USA), Ben Silverman (Canada)

1:00pm ET: Andrew Novak (USA), CT Pan (Taiwan)

1:10pm ET: Kevin Yu (Taiwan), Victor Perez (France)

1:20pm ET: Min Woo Lee (Australia), Martin Laird (Scotland)

1:30pm ET: Austin Eckroat (USA), Jacob Bridgeman (USA)

1:40pm ET: Shane Lowry (Rep. of Ireland), David Skinns (England)

Cauley drops off after leading at cut

In only his second PGA Tour event since returning from a three-year injury absence, Bud Cauley was the unexpected leader after round two, but the American slipped from -11 to -8 on Saturday and is now one of 15 players tied for 11th place in Palm Beach Gardens.

The Cognizant Classic’s defending champion, the US’s Chris Kirk, is further back on -3), while the tournament’s top-ranked player, Northern Ireland’s world No.2 Rory McIlroy, is currently at -7.

Cognizant Classic 2024: leaderboard after round three

-13:

Austin Eckroat, Shane Lowry, David Skinns.

-10:

Kevin Yu, Victor Perez, Min Woo Lee, Martin Laird, Jacob Bridgeman.

-9:

Andrew Novak, CT Pan

-8:

Garrick Higgo, Cameron Young, Bud Cauley, Matthieu Pavon, Jake Knapp, Nico Echavarría, KH Lee, Peter Malnati, Parker Coody, Alex Noren, Max Greyserman, David Lipsky, Rickie Fowler, Russell Henley, Ben Silverman.

-7:

Chad Ramey, Rory McIlroy, Alexander Björk, Tom Kim, Billy Horschel.

-6:

Rico Hoey, Matt Fitzpatrick, Erik van Rooyen, Tyson Alexander, Chesson Hadley, Tom Hoge, Keith Mitchell, Maverick McNealy, Vincent Norrman, Doug Ghim, Jimmy Stanger.

-5:

Sam Ryder, Nick Dunlap, Joseph Bramlett, Zach Johnson, Carson Young, Chan Kim.

-4:

Davis Thompson, Byeong Hun An, Lucas Glover, Greyson Sigg, Troy Merritt, Chris Gotterup, Sam Ryder, JT Poston

-3:

Chris Kirk, Mac Meissner, Beau Hossler

-2:

Robert MacIntrye, Ryan Fox, Corey Conners

-1:

Jorge Campillo, Adam Schenk

E:

SH Kim, Taylor Montgomery, Davis Riley, Mark Hubbard, Justin Rose

+4:

Camilo Villegas

How much does the Cognizant Classic winner earn?

An overall prize pot of $9 million up for grabs in Florida, where the winner of the 2024 Cognizant Classic will pick up a cheque for $1.62m. The second and third-placed finishers will be paid $981,000 and $621,000, respectively.