The Open 2025 LIVE RESULTS: Scottie Scheffler stretches his lead above the chasing pack at Royal Portush
Home hero Rory McIlroy, plus Brit pair Matt Fitzpatrick and Tyrrell Hatton are in the chasing group, but Scheffler has been in imperious form on the final day.
World No 1 Scheffler is looking to add the The Open to his three majors - The Masters in 2022 and 2024 and the PGA Championship this year.
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2 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 17: MacIntyre (-10)
MacIntyre moved to -10 on the 17th hole and it was an inch from -11.
His drive finding the front edge of the green and his eagle putt looked in all the way before breaking to the right as it approached the hole.
The birdie gets him to double digits under par, though.
4 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Latest scores
-17 Scheffler
-12 Gotterup
-11 Clark, English, Li
-10 MacIntyre, Schauffele, Fitzpatrick
6 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 14: Rory McIlroy (-9) Matt Fitzpatrick (-10)
Missed putt from 5ft for birdie for McIlroy which probably just about sums up his Sunday.
Fitzpatrick with a par alongside him. The pair of them -1 for the day, the same as Li which is comfortably the worst of the top 20 out there at the moment.
12 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 13: Haotong Li (-11) Scottie Scheffler (-17)
Scheffler's tee shot on the par 3 leaves him just 8ft for birdie.
But this time he MISSES low to keep things a tiny bit interesting. Li rolls in his par putt from 5ft.
13 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 17: Clark (-11)
Another birdie for Wyndham Clark as he moves to -6 for the day and into a tie for 3rd at -11.
He'll post the clubhouse lead on 18 and hopefully - for him - at -12.
20 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 15: MacIntyre (-9)
Back-to-back birdies for MacIntyre and three in the last four holes as he moves into the top 10 and onto -9 now.
This latest one a terrific 25ft putt across the 15th. Another who'll be contemplating 'what if?' come tomorrow.
22 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 12: Haotong Li (-11) Scottie Scheffler (-17)
Seemed to take them an absolute age to play that par 5.
But it ends with the inevitable BIRDIE for Scheffler. His second shot into the green missed well to the left before a good pitch to 10ft and another great putt.
Five-shot lead restored.
26 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 13: Harris English (-11) Chris Gotterup (-12)
How good has Chris Gotterup been though?
A dream week last week and matching it this week. He and English find the dance floor on the par 3 , 13th hole. English's birdie putt from 22ft comes up a touch short.
Gotterup finds the middle of the cup from 10ft and he's into solo second!
33 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Not to worry the Europeans...
But with the Ryder Cup not a million miles away, the current leaderboard reads:
American
American
American
Li (China)
American
American
Fitzpatrick (European)
American
Conners (Canadian)
American
37 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 12: Harris English (-11) Chris Gotterup (-11)
Huge chance for this group to close the gap, with English rolling in a birdie putt to move to -11.
Gotterup has 10ft left for an eagle and the ball just doesn't stay high enough, dropping low of the hole in the final foot or so. So very nearly and he has to settle for birdie.
38 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 11: Haotong Li (-11) Scottie Scheffler (-16)
Haotong Li and Scottie Scheffler have similar, long putts on 11.
Li is just off the green and having to putt up a huge bank in doing so, which he does and gets the bonus as the ball finds the cup! His face is a picture as it drops!
Scheffler's putt from the back of the green finishes low and he taps in for par.
44 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Hole 14: Clark (-10)
Stellar approach from Wyndham Clark on 14 and he rolls in the birdie from 5ft to move to -10.
Six birdies in his last eight holes (one bogey, one par in that time) and -5 for his round today.
All a bit too little too late but it's been some Sunday.
48 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Open Leaderboard live
So the gap is at six shots once again.
Wyndham Clark running out of holes but has had a fantastic last six or seven holes to thrust himself into the top 10 and charging up the leaderboard.
51 minutes ago By Craig Mahood
Bogeys aplenty
Just as Scheffler appears to be coming out the other end of his sticky spell, every one is experiencing their own.
After McIlroy's double, Gotterup bogeys the 11th hole to drop to -10 and Haotong Li bogeys 10 to also drop to -10.
Scheffler just misses his birdie putt on 10 to stay at -16.
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