Rory McIlroy faces a lengthy wait before he can begin his bid to become the sixth player to complete the career grand slam at Augusta National this week.
McIlroy will be the very last man in the 89-strong field to hit his opening tee shot in the Masters after being drawn in the final group at 7.01pm Irish time for Thursday's first round.
The four-time major winner, who was fourth last year, will partner Ryder Cup team-mate Martin Kaymer and America's Bill Haas in the first two rounds of the year's first major championship.
Asked about his late tee time on Thursday, McIlroy said: "I think it's the third year in a row I've been off last either Thursday or Friday here. I was sort of expecting it.
"I'm not much of a sleeping-in sort of person. I'll get up and I'll probably go to the gym and I'll just do everything that I can to get ready for the day.
"It becomes a long day. On a Thursday morning you're really just wanting to get here and get out and play, so there's probably going to be a little bit of anticipation. But look, I'm in the Masters field and they can put me off at six o'clock in the evening and I'll still get around and play, so I'll be all right."
Graeme McDowell will play with Fabian Gomez of Argentina and American Scott Piercy, starting at 6.17pm, while Darren Clarke will join England’s Matthew Fitzpatrick and Bill Horshel of the US out on the course at 4.38pm.
Shane Lowry, Angel Cabrera, the 2009 winner from Argentina, and JB Holmes (US) go out in the penultimate group at 6.50pm.
Defending champion Jordan Spieth, who is looking to join Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Nick Faldo in winning back-to-back titles, gets his campaign under way at 2.48pm alongside England's Paul Casey and US Amateur champion Bryson DeChambeau.
World number one Jason Day tees off at 6.06pm with Matt Kuchar and Ernie Els, who is the lowest-ranked winner of any of the last 16 major championships.
The South African was 40th in the world when he won the Open at Royal Lytham in 2012.
Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer will act as honorary starters at 1.05pm, although Palmer will not hit a tee shot on the par-four first due to a shoulder problem.
American Jim Herman, who was the last man into the event by virtue of his victory in the Shell Houston Open, is the first man out in the tournament proper at 1.20pm alongside Australia's Steven Bowditch.
England's Andy Sullivan will make his tournament debut with Harris English and Kevin Na at 3.32pm, while new father Danny Willett tees off at 6.39pm with Sergio Garcia and Ryan Moore.
