British Open 2013 Tee Times: A Look Ahead to Day 2 Start Times and Coverage Info

The 2013 Open Championship is shaping up to be a classic. 

After just one day, we had a top 10 that included a 56-year-old former champion, a 19-year-old burgeoning superstar, a 31-year-old who has never made the cut at a major or won in 164 European Tour starts, a legend who has always struggled at the Open and a three-time Open champion.

For the inquisitive, those players would be, in order, Mark O'Meara, Jordan Spieth, Shiv Kapur, Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods. 

Now that is a leaderboard. 

The storylines from Muirfield are seemingly endless, and as we approach the weekend, the action is only going to become more and more compelling. 

Let's take a look at all the information—tee times, coverage info and more—you need to know to enjoy Round 2 on Friday. 

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Round 2 Tee Times

Note: Times courtesy of TheOpen.com

Tee Time (BST)	Tee Time (ET)	Golfers
6:32 (a.m)	1:32 (a.m)	Danny Willett	Y.E. Yang	Johnson Wagner
6:43	1:43	Thaworn Wiratchant	Lucas Glover	Oscar Floren
6:54	1:54	Boo Weekley	Sandy Lyle	Niclas Fasth
7:05	2:05	Marcus Fraser	Grant Forrest (A)	Mark O'Meara
7:16	2:16	Tom Lehman	Thongchai Jaidee	Fredrik Jacobson
7:27	2:27	Justin Leonard	Rhys Pugh (A)	Marc Leishman
7:38	2:38	Alvaro Quiros	Kyle Stanley
7:49	2:49	Russell Henley	Jordan Spieth	Matthew Fitzpatrick (A)
8:00	3:00	Padraig Harrington	Michael Thompson	Richie Ramsay
8:11	3:11	Vijay Singh	Darren Clarke	Martin Laird
8:22	3:22	Ryan Moore	Henrik Stenson	Steven Fox (A)
8:33	3:33	Thorbjorn Olesen	Jim Furyk	Paul Lawrie
8:44	3:44	Geoff Ogilvy	Harris English	Stephen Gallacher
9:00	4:00	Lee Westwood	Charl Schwartzel	Sergio Garcia
9:11	4:11	Adam Scott	Luke Donald	Matt Kuchar
9:22	4:22	Rickie Fowler	Matteo Manassero	Hunter Mahan
9:33	4:33	Hiroyuki Fujita	Bill Haas
9:44	4:44	Tiger Woods	Graeme McDowell
9:55	4:55	Webb Simpson	Branden Grace	Jamie Donaldson
10:06	5:06	Francesco Molinari	Toru Taniguchi	Bo Van Pelt
10:17	5:17	D.A. Points	Brett Rumford	Marcel Siem
10:28	5:28	George Murray	Mark Brown	Justin Harding
10:39	5:39	Gregory Bourdy	Scott Jamieson	Shiv Kapur
10:50	5:50	Scott Brown	Satoshi Kodaira	Gareth Maybin
11:01	6:01	Tyrrell Hatton	Eduardo de la Riva	Kenichi Kuboya
11:12	6:12	Stephen Dartnall	Darryn Lloyd	Daisuke Maruyama
11:33	6:33	Peter Senior	Lloyd Saltman	Oliver Fisher
11:44	6:44	Robert Karlsson	Todd Hamilton	Ben Stow (A)
11:55	6:55	Thomas Aiken	Kiradech Aphibarnrat	Bud Cauley
12:06 (p.m)	7:06	Mikko Ilonen	Brooks Koepka	Wu Ashun
12:17	7:17	David Duval	Bernd Wiesberger	Chris Wood
12:28	7:28	Scott Stallings	Stewart Cink	Richard McEvoy
12:39	7:39	K.J. Choi	Miguel Angel Jimenez	Jimmy Walker
12:50	7:50	Ben Curtis	Shane Lowry	Rafael Cabrera-Bello
1:01	8:01	Jonas Blixt	Brian Davis	Graham DeLaet
1:12	8:12	Robert Garrigus	John Senden	Marc Warren
1:23	8:23	Martin Kaymer	Garrick Porteous (A)	Jason Day
1:34	8:34	Carl Pettersson	Jason Dufner	David Lynn
1:45	8:45	Bubba Watson	Nicolas Colsaerts	Dustin Johnson
2:01	9:01	Nick Faldo	Tom Watson	Fred Couples
2:12	9:12	Justin Rose	Ernie Els	Brandt Snedeker
2:23	9:23	Ian Poulter	Keegan Bradley	Billy Horschel
2:34	9:34	Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano	Richard Sterne	Nick Watney
2:45	9:45	Rory McIlroy	Hideki Matsuyama	Phil Mickelson
2:56	9:56	Scott Piercy	Tim Clark	Kevin Streelman
3:07	10:07	Shingo Katayama	Thomas Bjorn	Zach Johnson
3:18	10:18	Angel Cabrera	Camilo Villegas	Tano Goya
3:29	10:29	George Coetzee	Ken Duke	Mark Calcavecchia
3:40	10:40	John Huh	Brendan Jones	Kim Hyung-sung
3:51	10:51	Josh Teater	Steven Tiley	Jimmy Mullen (A)
4:02	11:02	K.T. Kim	Steven Jeffress	Luke Guthrie
4:13	11:13	John Wade	Gareth Wright	Makoto Inoue

Round 2 Coverage Info

Players to Watch

Phil Mickelson (2:45 p.m. BST; 9:45 a.m. ET)

Is this finally Phil's year?

Lefty has 41 career PGA Tour wins and four career major wins, and he is easily one of the best golfers of his generation. 

But for his entire career, the 43-year-old has always struggled at the Open—19 starts, four missed cuts (including last year's) and just four top-20 finishes. 

Could this year be different? Phil came in with a new momentum—he won the Scottish Open last week for the first time in his career—and shot an impressive two-under 69 on Thursday. 

Still, we know Lefty can be a bit of a roller coaster at times (he three-putted on 18), so it will be vital for him to put up a similar score in his Friday encore. 

Zach Johnson (3:07 p.m. BST; 10:07 a.m. ET)

Zach Johnson had just one bogey on Thursday to go with four birdies and a eagle as he finished the day at five under and in first place. 

Of course, as PGATour.com notes, the last first-round leader to win the Open was Tiger Woods in 2005—and it's only been done five times since 1975. 

If there's someone who can buck that trend, though, it's Johnson. 

Since 2004, he has won nine PGA Tour events and a major, putting him in quite the company, per ESPN's Justin Ray:

Johnson isn't flashy, and he'll have his slip-ups (he missed the cut at the U.S. Open last month), but he is quietly a very solid player and finished ninth at the Open last year. 

Look for the 37-year-old to continue his solid links golf play.