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The first two rounds of the PGA Tour's Charles Schwab Challenge are over without any obstacles from the weather. Unlike last week's PGA Championship at Oak Hill, the conditions at Fort Worth are much better and are expected to remain the same for the weekend as well.
The frost delay, rain, and cold weather had an impact on the PGA Championship last week. Nevertheless, it seems like Colonial will be safe from any of this.
The maximum temperature in Fort Worth is expected to be up to 84 °F, and the minimum temperature is predicted to be as low as 67 °F. As per weather.com, there are fewer to no chances of rain. The winds are expected to blow at 5–10 mph.
Will it rain on Day 4 of the Charles Schwab Challenge?
The fourth and final round of the Charles Schwab Challenge is expected to go smoothly with favorable playing conditions on Sunday, May 28. The maximum temperature is expected to be 86 degrees, with the sky being cloudy for most of the day.
The chances of showers are 30 percent after 1 pm with thunderstorms and winds blowing at 5-10 mph.
When will the Charles Schwab Challenge resume on Saturday?
Harry Hall has a three-stroke lead over Harris English after playing 36 holes. The 25-year-old Englishman carded 66 on Saturday to consolidate his first-round lead. English also shot a 66 on the second day at Colonial Golf Club to remain in the second spot, followed by Emiliano Grillo of Argentina, who jumped four spots after carding a low 65 on Friday.
Some big names like Jordan Spieth, Sam Ryder, and Tommy Fleetwood failed to make it to the final two days of the Charles Schwab Challenge.
The moving day of the Charles Schwab Challenge will begin at 7:50 am ET with Aaron Baddeley and Vincent Norman teeing off first.
Here are the tee time details for the 2023 Charles Schwab Challenge:
- 7:50 am: Aaron Baddeley, Vincent Norman
- 8 am: Cameron Champ, Maverick McNealy
- 8:10 am: Nick Hardy, Billy Horschel
- 8:20 am: Russell Knox, Alex Smalley
- 8:30 am: Stephan Jaeger, Matthias Schwab
- 8:40 am: Beau Hossler, Paul Haley II
- 8:50 am: Joel Dahmen, Kurt Kitayama
- 9 am: Tom Hoge, Sepp Straka
- 9:10 am: Austin Smotherman, Brendon Todd
- 9:20 am: Luke Donald, Collin Morikawa
- 9:30 am: Jimmy Walker, Luke List
- 9:40 am: Will Gordon, Erik Compton
- 9:55 am: Rickie Fowler, Patrick Rodgers
- 10:05 am: J.J. Spaun, Brain Harman
- 10:15 am: Kramer Hickok, Russell Henley
- 10:25 am: Matt NeSmith, Zecheng Dou
- 10:35 am: Aaron Rai, Viktor Hovland
- 10:45 am: Ryan Fox, Thomas Detry
- 10:55 am: Justin Lower, Michael Kim
- 11:05 am: Min Woo Lee, Christiaan Bezuidenhout
- 11:15 am: Patton Kizzire, Justin Suh
- 11:25 am: Mark Hubbard, Ben Martin
- 11:35 am: Sam Stevens, Cody Gribble
- 11:45 am: Sam Burns, K.H. Lee
- 12 pm: Si Woo Kim, Chad Ramey
- 12:10 pm: Akshay Bhatia, Alex Noren
- 12:20 pm: Scott Piercy, Kevin Streelman
- 12:30 pm: David Lipsky, Chez Reavie
- 12:40 pm: Max Homa, Peter Malnati
- 12:50 pm: Andrew Putnam, Lee Hodges
- 1 pm: Justin Rose, Ben Griffin
- 1:10 pm: Austin Eckroat, Carson Young
- 1:20 pm: Andrew Novak, Scottie Scheffler
- 1:30 pm: Robby Shelton, Byeong Hun An
- 1:40 pm: Emiliano Grillo, Adam Schenk
- 1:50 pm: Harry Hall, Harris English
