The heart of Masters week is here. Saturday at Augusta National, often called 'Moving Day,' is when the tournament truly takes shape. It's the day contenders make their charge, leaders aim to solidify their positions, and every shot carries the weight of history. For fans, it's a marathon of drama, and knowing when the key players tee off is essential for planning your viewing.

While the exact pairings and tee times for the 2026 Masters' third round won't be set until Friday's second round concludes, the schedule follows a prestigious tradition. Typically, the leaders—those at the top of the iconic white and red leaderboards—will go out in the final pairings in the afternoon. Expect them to start their rounds in the early to mid-afternoon Eastern Time, with the first groups of the day beginning in the late morning.

This structure creates a perfect crescendo of pressure. Early starters look to post a low number and climb into contention, while the final groups navigate Augusta's treacherous back nine as the shadows lengthen, with the hallowed Green Jacket coming into clearer view. Whether you're tuning in for a favorite like Wyndham Clark or a rising star, Saturday at the Masters is an unmissable spectacle of skill and nerve.