The Open 2024 tee times: Schedule for round two including Rory McIlroy

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Daniel Brown had an unforgettable first appearance in a major championship. He made two birdies in the last three holes on Thursday at the British Open, finishing with a 6-under 65. There were still some spectators remaining at Royal Troon in the evening, and they were there to cheer him on.

He took the lead with one shot ahead of Shane Lowry, who shot a 66 without any bogeys and had his best beginning in 46 major tournaments.

Lowry had prior knowledge of the challenging conditions caused by the unexpected wind at Troon, unlike many others. He visited Troon two weeks ago and anticipated the conditions, which ultimately benefitted him greatly.

Brown turned out to be the unexpected surprise.

Having only won once on the European tour, he came to Royal Troon after not making it past the cut in seven consecutive tournaments since March. However, he had a couple of decent performances leading up to the event. One was during the final qualifying round where he earned a spot in his first major tournament. The other was at the Scottish Open where he not only made the cut, but finished in 61st place.

However, the focus of the day was on the strong wind. It was powerful and unrelenting, creating a challenging playing environment throughout the entire round. Instead of relying on the wind for favorable scoring conditions on the front nine and maintaining composure on the back nine, players were faced with difficult conditions from beginning to end.

Rory McIlroy experienced the same difficulty, shooting a 78 with two double bogeys. Bryson DeChambeau, the U.S. Open champion, had a tough round too, scoring a 76 after starting with a 42. Tiger Woods, at 48, struggled as well with a 78, his highest start in a major since the 2015 U.S. Open at Chambers Bay where he shot an 80.

Lowry cruised effortlessly, playing just as well as he has been all year, enjoying the enthusiastic cheers from the crowd while keeping in mind that it was just one day. He was well aware of what to anticipate.

Luckily, I arrived here two weeks ago and experienced this wind on the second day of my visit. I had the opportunity to see the golf course in various wind conditions. It seems like my decision to do so has paid off today. Below are the tee times for round two at the Ayrshire course:

"Friday 19 July: Round Two"

At 6:35, Ewen Ferguson from Scotland and Marcel Siem from Germany were seen together on the golf course.

At 06:46, the group of golfers teed off, consisting of Yuto Katsuragawa from Japan, Romain Langasque from France, and Chengtsung Pan from Taiwan.

At almost seven in the morning, Angel Hidalgo from Spain, Rikuya Hoshino from Japan, and Richard Mansell from England will be teeing off on the course.

At 7:08, three golfers teed off: Jorge Campillo from Spain, Corey Conners from Canada, and Ryan Fox from New Zealand.

At 07:19, South African golfers Ernie Els and Altin van der Merwe, along with American golfer Gary Woodland, tee'd off.

At 7:30, Rasmus Hoejgaard from Denmark, Jacob Olesen from Denmark, and Henrik Stenson from Sweden will be playing together.

At 7:41, the golfers teeing off are Billy Horschel from the United States, Louis Oosthuizen from South Africa, and Victor Perez from France.

At 7:52, the group will consist of Jordan Smith from England, Sepp Straka from Austria, and Brendon Todd from the United States.

8:03 AM Denny McCarthy from the United States, Adrian Meronk from Poland, and Taylor Moore from the United States.

At 8:14, Byeong-Hun An from South Korea, Jason Day from Australia, and Rickie Fowler from the United States were all participating in the tournament.

At 08:25, Alex Cejka from Germany, Eric Cole from the United States, and Kurt Kitayama from the United States will be teeing off.

At 08:36, Dean Burmester from South Africa, Darren Clarke from Northern Ireland, and JT Poston from the United States were about to begin their round of golf.

At 08:47, the golfers Dustin Johnson from the United States, Joost Luiten from the Netherlands, and Phil Mickelson from the United States were seen on the course.

At nine o'clock and three minutes, Padraig Harrington from Ireland, Matthew Jordan from England, and Davis Thompson from the United States teed off in the blog section.

At 9:14, Wyndham Clark from the United States, Brooks Koepka from the United States, and Hideki Matsuyama from Japan were in the lead.

At 9:25, American golfers Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele, and Tiger Woods took to the course.

At 9:36 AM, Sam Burns from the United States, Si-Woo Kim from Korea, and Collin Morikawa from the United States are scheduled to tee off in the golf tournament.

At 09:47, Matthew Fitzpatrick from England, Shane Lowry from Ireland, and Cameron Smith from Australia were on the golf course.

are currently leading the leaderboard in the golf tournament. They are all playing exceptionally well and showing great skill on the course. Scheffler, Spieth, and Young have a strong chance of winning the tournament if they continue to play at this high level. Fans are excited to see who will come out on top in the end.

10:09 Akshay Bhatia from the United States, Tom Hoge from the United States, and Sami Valimaki from Finland

At 10:20, the golfers scheduled to tee off are Ben Griffin from the United States, Emiliano Grillo from Argentina, and Mackenzie Hughes from Canada.

At 10:31, Joseph Dean from England, Andy Ogletree from the United States, and Yannik Paul from Germany were all on the leaderboard.

At 10:42, the group consists of Charlie Lindh from Sweden, Luis Masaveu from Spain, and Ryan van Velzen from South Africa.

At 10:53, Kazuma Kobori from New Zealand, Jaime Montojo from Spain, and Liam Nolan from Ireland were seen together.

At 11:04, Denwit Boriboonsub from Thailand, Daniel Brown from England, and Matthew Dodd-Berry from England were present.

At 11:15, the group will consist of Sam Horsfield from England, Aguri Iwasaki from Japan, and Jeung-Hun Wang from South Korea.

At 11:26, Todd Hamilton from the United States, Justin Leonard from the United States, and Jack McDonald from Scotland were spotted.

At 11:47, Tom McKibbin from Northern Ireland, Calum Scott from Scotland, and Alexander Noren from Sweden were all on the course.

At almost noon, Michael Hendry from New Zealand, Vincent Norrman and Jesper Svensson from Sweden were spotted in the blog section.

Blog Update: At 12:09 PM, Daniel Hillier from New Zealand, Ryosuke Kinoshita from Japan, and Young-Han Song from Korea made an appearance.

At 12:20, Abraham Ancer from Mexico will tee off alongside Ryo Hisatsune from Japan and Min-Woo Lee from Australia.

12:31 Nicolai Hoejgaard from Denmark, Keita Nakajima from Japan, and Adam Scott from Australia were on the course.

Francesco Molinari from Italy, Justin Rose from England, and Australian golfer Jasper Stubbs are scheduled to tee off at 12:42.

At 12:53 PM, Sung-Jae Im from South Korea, Matthew Southgate from England, and Justin Thomas from the United States were on the golf course.

At 1:04 PM, Laurie Canter from England, Nick Taylor from Canada, and Matt Wallace from England were on the blog section.

1:15 PM Matteo Manassero from Italy, Shubhankar Sharma from India, and Sebastian Soderberg from Sweden

At 1:26 PM, Austin Eckroat from the United States, Zach Johnson from the United States, and Thorbjorn Olesen from Denmark were on the leaderboard.

At 1:37 PM, John Daly from the United States, Santiago De La Fuente from Mexico, and Aaron Rai from England were listed.

At 1:48 PM, professional golfers Stewart Cink from the United States, Dominic Clemons from England, and Chris Kirk from the United States were participating in the tournament.

At 2:04 PM, Stephan Jaeger from Germany, Joaquin Niemann from Chile, and Adam Schenk from the United States are on the course.

At 2:15 PM, players Christiaan Bezuidenhout from South Africa, Lucas Glover from the United States, and Adam Hadwin from Canada will be teeing off.

At 2:26 PM, Tony Finau from the United States, Russell Henley from the United States, and Matthieu Pavon from France were all in the lead.

At 2:37 PM, Tommy Fleetwood from England, Robert MacIntyre from Scotland, and Jon Rahm from Spain were on the course.

At 2:48, Ludvig Aberg from Sweden, Bryson DeChambeau from the United States, and Joo-Hyung Kim from South Korea were teeing off.

At almost 3:00 pm, Brian Harman from the United States, Viktor Hovland from Norway, and Sahith Theegala from the United States were featured in the blog section.

At 3:10 PM, Tyrrell Hatton from England, Max Homa from the United States, and Rory McIlroy from Northern Ireland will be teeing off.

At 3:21 PM, Keegan Bradley from the United States, Gordon Sargent from the United States, and Will Zalatoris from the United States were on the leaderboard.

At 3:32 PM, Alexander Bjork from Sweden, Harris English from the United States, and Maverick McNealy from the United States will be teeing off.

At 3:43 PM, Sean Crocker from the United States, Guido Migliozzi from Italy, and amateur golfer Tommy Morrison from the US were on the course.

At 3:54 PM, John Catlin from the United States, Gun-Taek Koh from Korea, and David Puig from Spain were on the leaderboard.

At 4:05 PM, Daniel Bradbury from England, Thriston Lawrence from South Africa, and Elvis Smylie from Australia were listed.

At 4:16 PM, Ignacio Elvira from Spain, Darren Fichardt from South Africa, and Min-Kyu Kim from South Korea were on the golf course.

At 4:27 PM, Mason Andersen from the United States, Sam Hutsby from England, and Masahiro Kawamura from Japan.