Leaderboard, tee times, entry lists, and schedules each serve a different purpose, so don't expect one page to cover all four.
Search a major tournament's name during its week and you'll often surface last year's page or an unofficial recap before the live one. A leaderboard exists for real-time scores, a tee-time page for pairings and start times, a field page for confirming who's actually entered, and a schedule page for dates and venue โ four different jobs. This list sorts eight official, organizer-run pages by exactly those four purposes.
What you need shifts through the week: tee times and the field before play starts, the leaderboard once it's underway, and the official scorecard once it wraps. Overseas majors usually display local time by default, so check the tournament year and round status the moment you open a link, and bookmarking these pages ahead of time saves you from searching from scratch every major week.
