2025 HGV Tournament of Champions round 3 tee times and pairings explored

The third round of the Hilton Grand Vacations (HGV) Tournament of Champions will be played on Saturday, February 1 at the Lake Nona Golf and Country Club. The day's play will begin at 8:40 a.m. Eastern Time, and players have been rearranged to start according to their position on the leaderboard.

Nelly Korda will tee off on hole 1 at 11:03 a.m, while defending champion Lydia Ko will also tee off on hole 1, but at 10:19 a.m. The leader of the first two rounds, A Lim Kim, will have the last tee time of the day at 11:25 a.m. starting on hole 1.

2025 HGV Tournament of Champions Round 3 Tee Times and Pairings

These are the tee times and pairings for the third round of the HGV Tournament of Champions. All times are Eastern Time:

08:40 AM (1) Cheyenne Knight
08:40 AM (10) Angel Yin
08:51 AM (1) Minjee Lee
08:51 AM (10) Ayaka Furue
09:02 AM (1) Celine Boutier
09:02 AM (10) Brooke M. Henderson
09:13 AM (1) Hannah Green
09:13 AM (10) Allisen Corpuz
09:24 AM (1) Pajaree Anannarukarn
09:24 AM (10) Ashleigh Buhai
09:35 AM (1) Yuka Saso
09:35 AM (10) Amy Yang
09:46 AM (1) Rose Zhang
09:46 AM (10) Elizabeth Szokol
09:57 AM (1) Hyo Joo Kim
09:57 AM (10) Haeran Ryu
10:08 AM (1) Lauren Coughlin
10:08 AM (10) Patty Tavatanakit
10:19 AM (1) Lydia Ko
10:19 AM (10) Megan Khang
10:30 AM (1) Jin Young Ko
10:30 AM (10) Alexa Pano
10:41 AM (1) Leona Maguire
10:41 AM (10) Chanettee Wannasaen
10:52 AM (1) Rio Takeda
10:52 AM (10) Bailey Tardy
11:03 AM (1) Nelly Korda
11:03 AM (10) Moriya Jutanugarn
11:14 AM (1) Linn Grant
11:14 AM (10) Jasmine Suwannapura, Linnea Strom
11:25 AM (1) A Lim Kim

A Lim Kim, HGV Tournament of Champions 2025 (Image via Getty).

A Lim Kim followed up her opening day 65 with a 69 on Friday to lead the HGV Tournament of Champions at 10 under, three shots clear of Linn Grant. Three players, including world number one Nelly Korda, are tied for third on 6 under.

At the end of the second round, the 2025 HGV Tournament of Champions leader had this to say (via ASAP Sports):

"My goal is [to be] better than last year, better than yesterday. I focus on improve. Not focus any something, but I want to [gain] more great mobility, more great strength, and then more good power. That's all."

Lydia Ko made the biggest move of the second round at the HGV Tournament of Champions, climbing 21 places on the leaderboard with a 67 (five bogey-free birdies). Ko is now tied for 7th place.

The opposite is true for Patty Tavatanakit, who dropped 21 places after carding a 76 in the second round. The Thai player carded four bogeys and just one birdie.

About the author

Julio is a Golf specialist for Sportskeeda and boasts immense experience across sports and professions. Having practiced law for 15 years, he then moved to Cuban and International media houses such as Juventud Tecnica Magazine and teleSUR on baseball, track & field and boxing, among other sports, before taking up his current position. He even received an Honorary Mention in the 2023 Cuban National Journalism Contest.

Julio enjoys keeping up with everything that happens in the golf world, which helps him develop interesting angles for even the most mundane stories. What separates him from other journalists is that he has an eye for stats, and is proficient in both Spanish and English. His legal background helps him accurately report non-sporting golf issues such as rules analysis, contract issues, etc.

He ensures complete accuracy in his articles by only consulting primary sources, verifying information from multiple sources, and always looking for diverse opinions.

Nelly Korda is his favorite golfer due to her pure talent, while he also likes Alison Lee for her perseverance. His non-golf interests include baseball and track & field, while he also enjoys watching TV.

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