DeChambeau grouped with Moore, Love at John Deere
While The Open is only one week away, several PGA Tour players will warm up for Scotland with a trip to the Quad Cities. Here's a look at the marquee, early-round groupings for the John Deere Classic, where Bryson DeChambeau will defend a title for the first time (all times ET):8:50 a.m. Thursday, 2 p.m. Friday: Aaron Wise, Si Woo Kim, Harold Varner IIIWise has already made a name for himself in his rookie season, having outlasted Marc Leishman to win for the first time at the AT&T Byron Nelson in May. Kim captured The Players last year and lost in a playoff this spring at the RBC Heritage, while Varner still mowed his parents' lawn Monday morning after a T-5 finish at The Greenbrier.
9 a.m. Thursday, 2:10 p.m. Friday: Zach Johnson, Steve Stricker, Wesley BryanStricker and Johnson have taken turns dominating this event for more than a decade, with Stricker winning three in a row from 2009-11 and Johnson succeeding him in 2012. They'll both receive plenty of fan support this week in the Midwest in a group that will be rounded out by Bryan, a Tour winner last year who has finished T-8 and T-3 each of the last two years at TPC Deere Run.
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2 p.m. Thursday, 8:50 a.m. Friday: Francesco Molinari, Scott Piercy, Austin CookMolinari returns to action following an eight-shot romp at the Quicken Loans National for his first-ever victory in the U.S. Piercy teamed with Billy Horschel earlier this year to win the Zurich Classic team event, while Cook started his rookie season with a win at the RSM Classic in November and punched his ticket to The Open thanks to a T-5 finish last week in West Virginia.
2:10 p.m. Thursday, 9 a.m. Friday: Bryson DeChambeau, Ryan Moore, Davis Love IIIDeChambeau rallied for his maiden victory at this event a year ago, and has since added a playoff triumph at the Memorial earlier this year. Moore won here in 2016 during a career season that included a Ryder Cup appearance, while Love is poised to make his first PGA Tour start since withdrawing from the Wells Fargo Championship in May.
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