2023 Hero World Challenge: Saturday Round 3 tee times, pairings and featured groups
Tiger Woods’ return to tournament Golf has been the biggest story at the 2023 Hero World Challenge, hosted by the 15-time major winner himself at Albany Golf Course in The Bahamas. Woods on the rise after opening 75 Making hist first appearance since the Masters in April, the 47-year-old understandably got off to something of a slow start, with his opening-round 75 leaving him in 18th spot in the 20-man field at the end of Thursday. However, a two-under 70 in round two has bumped Woods up the standings slightly, where he is now one shot better off than world number four Viktor Hovland, his playing partner on Saturday and the man who has won the last two editions of the event. These guys are good. A swing from every player in the field at Hero World Challenge. pic.twitter.com/Zo4hKJuPkh — PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) December 2, 2023 Scheffler and Spieth tied at the top Scottie Scheffler remains at the top of the world rankings and the Hero World Challenge leaderboard after two days...