Rory McIlroy has been grouped with World Number One Brooks Koepka and Australia's Jason Day for the opening two rounds of the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational.
The trio have all topped the Official World Golf Rankings during their careers and will start their opening round at 12.59pm from the first tee.
McIlroy goes into the event on the back of missing the cut at the Open Championship at Royal Portrush despite a stunning second round display. On three of the last four occasions the four time Major Champion has missed a cut, he has gone on to finish in the top two of his next event.
Tommy Fleetwood finished runner-up at the Open and he will start his bid to win a first event on American soil when he tees off from the tenth at 11.31am. He will be joined by Australia's Marc Leishman and Patrick Cantlay from the United States.
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Jon Rahm, who sits third on the Race to Dubai Rankings, will play alongside U.S. Open Champion Gary Woodland and his fellow American Xander Schauffele. The trio go off at 11.53am from the tenth tee.
Matt Wallace is behind Rahm in fourth and has been grouped with Tony Finau - fresh off his best Major Championship finish - and Japan's Hideki Matsuyama. They tee off from the first at 11.53am.
England's Justin Rose tees off with fellow Major Champion Jordan Spieth and American* Matt Kuchar* from the first at 12.48pm while on the back nine at 12.04pm reigning champion Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson - the last winner of an event played at TPC Southwind - and 13-time European Tour winner Paul Casey start their campaigns.
