The Ryder Cup tee times have been confirmed heading into the final day of the 2023 competition in Rome – with Team Europe currently having the advantage over Team USA.

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After two days of play, Europe have 10½ points to the USA's 5½, putting the home team firmly in the driver's seat ahead of what promises to be an extremely exciting day of singles matches that see the world's best players go directly head to head.

The singles kicks off with a tantalising clash between John Rahm and Scottie Scheffler, while a number of other big-name players including Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, and Patrick Cantlay will be in action throughout the day.

Day 1 and Day 2 consisted of four fourballs and four foursomes matches on each day. Foursomes see players paired up to take shots with the same ball to defeat an opposing pair.

With fourballs, each of the four players per hole plays with their own ball. The best score per pair counts and points are awarded – or split in half – to the respective teams.

Day 3 sees 12 singles matches go ahead, pitting the best of Europe against the finest players the USA has to offer.

RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about the Ryder Cup

Ryder Cup 2023 tee times

Day 3 (Sunday 1st October) – 12 Singles

10:35am – Jon Rahm vs Scottie Scheffler

10:47am – Viktor Hovland vs Collin Morikawa

10:59am – Justin Rose vs Patrick Cantlay

11:11am – Rory McIlroy vs Sam Burns

11:23am – Matt Fitzpatrick vs Max Homa

11:35am – Tyrrell Hatton vs Brian Harman

11:47am – Ludvig Åberg vs Brooks Koepka

11:59am – Sepp Straka vs Justin Thomas

12:11pm – Nicolai Højgaard vs Xander Schauffele

12:23pm – Shane Lowry vs Jordan Spieth

12:35pm – Tommy Fleetwood vs Rickie Fowler

12:47pm – Robert MacIntyre vs Wyndham Clark

Ryder Cup 2023 schedule

All UK times.

Sunday 1st October

Round 3 – From 6am and 12pm on Sky Sports Golf/Main Event

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