After an exciting third round of the John Deere Classic, the tournament has headed towards its last leg with a shakeup of the leaderboard. Fresh faces like Davis Thompson currently occupy the top spot, which makes his chance to claim his first-ever PGA Tour victory incredibly high!
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Thompson is not the only PGA Tour pro vying for this first victory on the Tour. He is closely followed at T2 by Eric Cole and Aaron Rai, who agonizingly missed capturing his maiden PGA Tour title at the 2024 Rocket Mortgage Classic by just a single stroke! Hayden Springer sits at T4, another player eager to make a breakthrough. With this, it will be interesting to see who will win the 2024 John Deere Classic as the tee times and pairings for the Sunday round have been released.
The final round of the tournament will take place at two tees (tee #1 and tee #10) and in threesomes. The trio of Adam Svensson, Hayden Buckley, and David Lipsky will begin at tee #10, while the group that will start at tee #1 is Sam Stevens, Robby Shelton, and Zach Johnson. The rest of the trios will follow them accordingly:
| TIME | TEE | Players |
| 9:25 AM CDT | 1 | Sam Stevens Robby Shelton Zach Johnson |
| 9:25 AM CDT | 10 | Adam SvenssonHayden Buckley David Lipsky |
| 9:36 AM CDT | 1 | Chandler Phillips Joshua Creel James Hahn |
| 9:36 AM CDT | 10 | S.H. Kim Austin Smotherman Patrick Rodgers |
| 9:47 AM CDT | 1 | Jason DayJ.T. Poston Chesson Hadley |
| 9:47 AM CDT | 10 | Wilson FurrJake Knapp Bud Cauley |
| 9:58 AM CDT | 1 | Trace CroweBen Silverman Scott Gutschewsk |
| 9:58 AM CDT | 10 | Mark Hubbard Sam Ryder Ben Taylor |
| 10:09 AM CDT | 1 | Kevin Yu Sungjae Im Mac Meissner |
| 10:09 AM CDT | 10 | Ryo Hisatsune Stewart Cink Kevin Streelman |
| 10:20 AM CDT | 1 | Max Greyserman Beau Hossler Brendon Todd |
| 10:20 AM CDT | 10 | Pierceson Coody Sepp Straka Roger Sloan |
| 10:31 AM CDT | 1 | Denny McCarthy Harry Hall Seamus Power |
| 10:31 AM CDT | 10 | Doug Ghim Adrien Dumont de Chassart Justin Lower |
| 10:42 AM CDT | 1 | Lucas GloverAndrew Novak Chan Kim |
| 10:42 AM CDT | 10 | Lee Hodges Nico Echavarria Blaine Hale, Jr. |
| 10:53 AM CDT | 1 | Ben Griffin Keith Mitchell Jhonattan Vegas |
| 10:53 AM CDT | 10 | Henrik Norlander Brice Garnett Joel Dahmen |
| 11:04 AM CDT | 1 | Sami Valimaki Rico Hoey Jordan Spieth |
| 11:04 AM CDT | 10 | Bill Haas Zac Blair Thorbjørn Olesen |
| 11:15 AM CDT | 1 | Michael Thorbjornsen Luke Clanton (a) Carson Young |
| 11:15 AM CDT | 10 | Justin Suh Matt NeSmith Kyle Westmoreland |
| 11:26 AM CDT | 1 | Hayden Springer C.T. Pan J.J. Spaun |
| 11:26 AM CDT | 10 | Kevin Dougherty Ben Kohles Dylan Frittelli |
| 11:37 AM CDT | 1 | Davis Thompson Eric Cole Aaron Rai |
The weather has once again thrown a curveball at yet another PGA Tour event. In a post shared by PGA Tour Communications on its official X handle (formerly known as Twitter), it is revealed that due to a bad weather forecast, the last round will be wrapped up in much less time as compared to round 3, as the “tee times will be approx. 9:25 to 11:37 a.m. CT”.
Due to the forecast for storms on Sunday morning at the John Deere Classic, final round tee times will be approx. 9:25 to 11:37 a.m. CT in threesomes off of two tees.
The only amateur in the field is Luke Clanton, who showcased his exceptional skills on the greens and secured a T6 position after three rounds at the John Deere Classic. The 20-year-old previously impressed the golf silo with his PGA Tour debut at the 2024 Rocket Mortgage Classic, where he finished at T10, just four strokes behind the winner, Cam Davis. For fans who want to avoid the bad weather but still catch the thrilling final round of JDC, they can do so from the comfort of their homes.
Where to tune in to watch the final round of the John Deere Classic?
It’s the final round of the 2024 John Deere Classic and you are chilling at home. You take out some snacks, turn on the TV, and sit on the couch. Which channel should you turn to to witness the magic of your favorite golfers? For the first part of the final day from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET, you’ll need to tune into the Golf Channel, and for the remaining part, CBS will take charge from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. ET.
For a front-row experience from the comfort of your home, live streams come to the rescue. Paramount+, Peacock, and ESPN+ will all provide the coverage. Peacock will stream the Golf Channel’s broadcast, while Paramount+ will cover CBS’s content. Additionally, ESPN+ will offer fans early coverage and a featured group stream of the event.
Who do you think will take the John Deere Classic trophy home? Will it be the two-time JDC champion Jordan Spieth or one of the PGA Tour pros hungry for their maiden victory to prevail?