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Fortunately, Stanford will be in the first groups off each day in their wave. They will lead the afternoon wave tomorrow starting at 11:30 off the 10th tee. Forecast tomorrow is for temperatures to top out around 90 with some cloud cover. Things heat up after that with daytime highs from 95 to 100 the rest of the week.

Stanford turns around quickly to play in the first groups of the day on Saturday at 6:10 am. At least they will be done before the heat of the day.

Assuming the weather is dry and there are no particular differences in wind speed between the cooler and hotter parts of the day, do good golfers tend to score better or worse in warmer (90s) vs cooler (80s) weather, and in the afternoon (when the fairway and greens dry out)?  Players may be more comfortable in the earlier part of the day, but that's not what goes up on the scoreboard.

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Fortunately, Stanford will be in the first groups off each day in their wave. They will lead the afternoon wave tomorrow starting at 11:30 off the 10th tee. Forecast tomorrow is for temperatures to top out around 90 with some cloud cover. Things heat up after that with daytime highs from 95 to 100 the rest of the week.

Stanford turns around quickly to play in the first groups of the day on Saturday at 6:10 am. At least they will be done before the heat of the day.

Assuming the weather is dry and there are no particular differences in wind speed between the cooler and hotter parts of the day, do good golfers tend to score better or worse in warmer (90s) vs cooler (80s) weather, and in the afternoon (when the fairway and greens dry out)?  Players may be more comfortable in the earlier part of the day, but that's not what goes up on the scoreboard.