2024 RBC Heritage round one: Thursday tee times and pairings

Masters champion Scottie Scheffler is the headline name in the field at the 2024 RBC Heritage, which kicks off today at Harbour Town Golf Links.

Price at +400, the world No. 1 is the bookmakers’ favourite to take victory on Hilton Head Island, ahead of fellow American Xander Schauffele (+1200). Fresh from finishing second in Augusta last weekend, Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg is priced at +1400, as is Northern Ireland’s world No. 2, Rory McIlroy.

The field also includes the RBC Heritage’s defending champion, England’s Matt Fitzpatrick, as well as America’s Jordan Spieth and Webb Simpson, winners in 2022 and 2020, respectively.

What are the RBC Heritage round one tee times and pairings?

8:15am ET: Alejandro Tosti, Argentina

8:25am ET: Austin Eckroat, USA

8:25am ET: Erik Barnes, USA

8:35am ET: Matthieu Pavon, France

8:35am ET: Erik van Rooyen, South Africa

8:45am ET: Lee Hodges, USA

8:45am ET: Adam Svensson, Canada

8:55am ET: Emiliano Grillo, Argentina

8:55am ET: Cameron Young, USA

9:05am ET: Tony Finau, USA

9:05am ET: Adam Schenk, USA

9:15am ET: Chris Kirk, USA

9:15am ET: Mackenzie Hughes, Canada

9:25am ET: Sam Burns, USA

9:25am ET: Kurt Kitayama, USA

9:35am ET: Jason Day, Australia

9:35am ET: Eric Cole, USA

9:50am ET: Cam Davis, Australia

9:50am ET: Byeong Hun An, South Korea

10:00am ET: Russell Henley, USA

10:00am ET: Andrew Putnam, USA

10:10am ET: Lucas Glover, USA

10:10am ET: Si Woo Kim, South Korea

10:20am ET: Keegan Bradley, USA

10:20am ET: JT Poston, USA

10:30am ET: Scottie Scheffler, USA

10:30am ET: Jordan Spieth, USA

10:40am ET: Wyndham Clark, USA

10:40am ET: Sahith Theegala, USA

10:50am ET: Max Homa, USA

10:50am ET: Tommy Fleetwood, England

11:00am ET: Justin Thomas, USA

11:00am ET: Kevin Kisner, USA

11:10am ET: Christiaan Bezuidenhout, South Africa

11:10am ET: Chandler Phillips, USA

11:25am ET: Akshay Bhatia, USA

11:25am ET: WIll Zalatoris, USA

11:35am ET: Grayson Murray, USA

11:35am ET: Thomas Detry, Belgium

11:45am ET: Stephan Jaeger, Germany

11:45am ET: Shane Lowry, Rep. of Ireland

11:55am ET: Peter Malnati, USA

11:55am ET: Jake Knapp, USA

12:05pm ET: Corey Conners, Canada

12:05pm ET: Tom Hoge, USA

12:15pm ET: Tom Kim, South Korea

12:15pm ET: Harris English, USA

12:25pm ET: Seamus Power, Rep. of Ireland

12:25pm ET: Patrick Cantley, USA

12:35pm ET: Adam Hadwin, Canada

12:35pm ET: Patrick Rodgers, USA

12:45pm ET: Rickie Fowler, USA

12:45pm ET: Brendon Todd, USA

1:00pm ET: Sepp Straka, Austria

1:00pm ET: Denny McCarthy, USA

1:10pm ET: Taylor Moore, USA

1:10pm ET: Justin Rose, England

1:20pm ET: Brian Harman, USA

1:20pm ET: Sungjae Im, South Korea

1:30pm ET: Nick Taylor, Canada

1:30pm ET: Matt Fitzpatrick, England

1:40pm ET: Ludvig Aberg, Sweden

1:40pm ET: Rory McIlroy, N. Ireland

1:50pm ET: Collin Morikawa, USA

1:50pm ET: Xander Schauffele, USA

2:00pm ET: Webb Simpson, USA

2:00pm ET: Gary Woodland, USA

2:10pm ET: Brice Garnett, USA

2:10pm ET: Nick Dunlap, USA

Scheffler “not here just for fun”

Scheffler won the second green jacket of his career on Sunday, beating Aberg by four shots at the Augusta National Golf Club - but the 27-year-old says his celebrations are now firmly behind him and he’s focused for Business in Beaufort County, South Carolina.

“I left my pregnant wife at home to come here and play in a Golf tournament,” he declared. “I am here to play and hopefully play well. I’m not here just for fun.”