Women's Open: Round one and two tee times

Tee times for the first two rounds of the AIG Women’s Open have been announced, placing Nelly Korda and Haeran Ryu in the same group and scheduling Charley Hull in a mixed‑early/late draw at Royal Lytham & St Annes. The announcement also confirms the start times for both day one and day two, allowing players and fans to plan around the 18‑hole layout. Charley Hull’s placement across the early and late tee sheets is expected to affect her pacing compared with the tighter grouping of Korda and Ryu. The schedule release coincides with broader coverage.

Sky Sports detailed the grouping, while the BBC posted the official tee‑time list. Golfweek highlighted the tournament’s historic context, noting the event marks 50 years since the British Open began with a 500‑pound prize. Promotional messaging from the AIG Women’s Open describes the event as a moment where greatness awaits competitors. Attention has turned to player form, with GOLF.com questioning why Korda’s performance has cooled and citing a comment from Scottie Scheffler as a possible explanation.

The field is set, the start times are public, and media narratives are focusing on both the historical significance and the immediate competitive storylines as the Open approaches. Royal Lytham & St Annes, a historic links venue, adds to the narrative as the field prepares to compete.