The John Deere Classic is being held at TPC Deere Run, and Saturday’s Round 3 start has been pushed into a Nos. 1 and 10 tee format from about 9 to 11:30 a.m. local time in groups of three because inclement weather is expected later in the day.
That is the reason people are searching now: the schedule changed on the weekend, when every tee-time adjustment can affect how the field moves through the round. Lucas Glover opened the day with rounds of 63 and 65 to lead at 14 under, with Lee Hodges two shots back at 12 under and Zac Blair the only other player within three strokes at 11 under.
TPC Deere Run is the tournament site because it is the course being used for this edition of The John Deere Classic, so the answer to where is the John Deere Classic held is simple: on that layout, not on a rotating stop. The weather issue arrived after the second round was suspended at 6:36 p.m. CT and resumed at 7:35 p.m. CT, leaving officials to rebuild Saturday’s start times around the forecast rather than the original flow.
That change has real effects down the board. Max Homa is 10th at 9 under, Chris Gotterup and Zach Johnson are tied for 11th at 8 under, Jordan Spieth is 3 under through 36 holes and made the cut on the number, and Jackson Koivun finished at 1 over and missed the cut. The same course can feel orderly on paper and messy in practice once weather enters the schedule.
For viewers and listeners, PGA TOUR LIVE is available exclusively on +, while PGA TOUR Radio is on SiriusXM and free at PGATOUR.com/liveaudio. The immediate question is not where the tournament is being played; it is how much of Round 3 can still fit the day if the weather arrives on schedule and the tee sheet has to move again.
