2023 Zurich Classic of New Orleans Full Field: Team Play Returns to PGA Tour

Eighty two-man teams take on TPC Louisiana in a break from the usual individual stroke-play format on Tour.
2023 Zurich Classic of New Orleans Full Field: Team Play Returns to PGA Tour
2023 Zurich Classic of New Orleans Full Field: Team Play Returns to PGA Tour /

If you're the kind of fan who yearns for a break from the weekly individual stroke play routine of the PGA Tour, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans is your event.

For the sixth time, the longtime Tour stop will be played as a two-man team event. The first and third rounds are played with best-ball scoring, where going low is mandatory, while the second and fourth rounds are played at alternate shot, which can test one's relationship with their partner.

Xander Schauffele and Patrick Cantlay return as defending champions; the close friends have also been formidable as a duo in Presidents and Ryder Cups.

Other intriguing teams include 2022 U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick and his brother Matt, Californians Collin Morikawa and Max Homa, and Ryder Cup captains present and past with Zach Johnson and Steve Stricker.

Here is the entry list for the event.

2023 Zurich Classic of New Orleans Full Field

160 players/80 teams

Fitzpatrick, Matt-Fitzpatrick, Alex * 
Morikawa, Collin-Homa, Max
Kim, Si Woo-Kim, Tom
Burns, Sam-Horschel, Billy
Schauffele, Xander-Cantlay, Patrick
Kitayama, Kurt-Montgomery, Taylor
Brehm, Ryan-Hubbard, Mark
Dahmen, Joel-McCarthy, Denny
Duncan, Tyler-Lebioda, Hank
English, Harris-Hoge, Tom
Herman, Jim-Armour, Ryan
Im, Sungjae-Mitchell, Keith
Landry, Andrew-Cook, Austin
List, Luke-Norlander, Henrik
Moore, Taylor-NeSmith, Matthew
Mullinax, Trey-Stallings, Scott
Ramey, Chad-Trainer, Martin
Spaun, J.J.-Buckley, Hayden
Streb, Robert-Merritt, Troy
Taylor, Nick-Hadwin, Adam
Thompson, Michael-Amin, Paresh *
Todd, Brendon-Kizzire, Patton
van Rooyen, Erik-Daffue, MJ
Wallace, Matt-Shinkwin, Callum *
Werenski, Richy-Brown, Scott
Dufner, Jason-Chappell, Kevin
Johnson, Zach-Stricker, Steve
Walker, Jimmy-Points, D.A.
Olesen, Thorbjørn *-Hojgaard, Nicolai
Daly, John *-Duval, David *
Molinari, Edoardo *-Donald, Luke
Saunders, Sam *-Cole, Eric
Perez, Victor *-Detry, Thomas
Palmer, Ryan-Piercy, Scott
Theegala, Sahith-Suh, Justin
Riley, Davis-Hardy, Nick
Pendrith, Taylor-Gligic, Michael
Clark, Wyndham-Hossler, Beau
Hodges, Lee-Shelton, Robby
Wu, Brandon-Bramlett, Joseph
Frittelli, Dylan-Schmid, Matti
Lipsky, David-Rai, Aaron
Knox, Russell-Stuard, Brian
Ryder, Sam-Redman, Doc
Sigg, Greyson-Garnett, Brice
Tarren, Callum-Taylor, Ben
McGreevy, Max-Stevens, Sam
Hadley, Chesson-Martin, Ben
Watney, Nick-Hoffman, Charley
Ghim, Doug-Hickok, Kramer
Tway, Kevin-Kraft, Kelly
Schwab, Matthias-Norrman, Vincent
Smotherman, Austin-Higgs, Harry
Lower, Justin-Wu, Dylan
Blair, Zac-Dou, Zecheng
Griffin, Ben-Gerard, Ryan
Thompson, Davis-Gordon, Will
An, Byeong Hun-Kim, S.H.
Lingmerth, David-Blixt, Jonas
Alexander, Tyson-Yuan, Carl
Hall, Harry-Bhatia, Akshay
Endycott, Harrison-Baddeley, Aaron
Kim, Michael-Noh, S.Y.
Eckroat, Austin-Harrington, Scott
Grant, Brent-Roy, Kevin
Haley II, Paul-Gribble, Cody
Young, Carson-Westmoreland, Kyle
Goya, Tano-Werbylo, Trevor
Núñez, Augusto-Gómez, Fabián
Matthews, Brandon-O'Hair, Sean
Cone, Trevor-Novak, Andrew
Collins, Chad-Trahan, D.J.
Percy, Cameron-Chalmers, Greg
Haas, Bill-Byrd, Jonathan
Stroud, Chris-McGirt, William
Barnes, Ricky-Stanley, Kyle
Bryan, Wesley-Murray, Grayson
Ogilvy, Geoff-Stadler, Kevin
Kang, Sung-Bae, Sangmoon
Ernst, Derek-Garrigus, Robert

*Sponsor Exemptions


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John Schwarb is a senior editor for Sports Illustrated covering golf. Prior to joining SI in March 2022, he worked for ESPN.com, PGATour.com, Tampa Bay Times and Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He is the author of The Little 500: The Story of the World's Greatest College Weekend. A member of the Golf Writers Association of America, Schwarb has a bachelor's in journalism from Indiana University.