The Open 2024 LIVE: Golf leaderboard and scores from final round at Royal Troon

Lowry saves par on 14, but he really needs to start finding some birdies here.

Justin Rose lips out with his putt for par on 12, and he has his first bogey of the day. Could that cost him come this evening? He falls to -5, two shots off the lead.

Next on that same hole, Henley underplays the putt and may struggle to save par.

One back on 11, Lawrence taps in to save par and maintain his lead. His tee shot on 12 then finds the rough.

At 15, Lowry reaches the green in regulation but it looks too far for the birdie attempt.

Henley is plugging away on the 11th at the moment, but he won’t be finding the birdie there either as his approach lands too deep. His effort isn’t too far away, but it’s par nonetheless.

At 13, Lowry has a birdie attempt from distance, but once again he can’t quite manage to squeeze it in. He’s at three-under. Scottie Scheffler stays at -2 after making par.

Lawrence tees off on the blind tee at 11, and he finds the centre of the fairway. His approach is hit from 184 yards, and it creeps to the edge of the green.

Schauffele is the in-form man of the moment as he hooks himself out of the rough on 12 and makes the green with his second shot. Not sure there’ll be a birdie chance there.

Worse news for Rose, whose approach shot avoids the greenside bunker but rolls down the hill a little onto the first cut.

it was harder than it looked like it might be, but Justin Rose sinks the putt to save par on the 11th. Schauffele does one better, moving to -6 and tied with his playing partner.

On 12, Scheffler is trying to claw back some ground but he’s not finding the birdie at the moment.

On 18, Rahm holes a deceptively difficult putt to end the tournament on -1. He shot 68 today, capping off a decent weekend.

The leading amateur – and soon to be Silver Medal winner – Calum Scott makes the walk onto the green at 18. His nearest challenger is three shots behind on +11, as it stands. He holes it for par and +8, having shot 76 today.

Rose tees off on 11 looking to avoid the tracks and bushes, and he does just that. Schauffele does the same, and both have avoided a potentially round-changing mistake.

On 10, Henley is the latest to fall short with the birdie putt. Lawrence’s approach shot gets to the green, but it’s not looking like a birdie chance from that deep.

The birdies are already starting to appear less frequently as the players make their way onto the back nine.

Lowry made par on 10, before his approach on 11 landed him with a difficult task to save par. He missed it, taking the bogey and moving to -3.

Both Schauffele and Rose settle for par on 10 too, but we do have a new leader! Lawrence chips his approach onto the green and kills it dead, landing a few feet from the pin and barely moving at all after.He’s at -7 now.

Elsewhere, Jon Rahm is coming to the end of his day after what was a promising start. He’s on the 16th at -1 as he hooks out of the bunker.

Horschel gave himself the perfect opportunity for the up and down out of the bunker on eight, but then he misses a simple putt for par! He falls back to -5.

Scheffler is a fair distance away with his latest birdie putt attempt, and he’ll go onto the 11th at -2.

Lowry avoids the tracks on the Railway and then finds the centre of the fairway with his second shot, but he’s failed to find the green in regulation.

Below is the shot that got Rose into the lead on eight.

Lowry dropped a shot on 10, moving to -4.

Rose’s birdie attempt on nine is ambitious, and he falls short. He makes par though, and he’s shot 33 through the front nine. His playing partner, Xander Schauffele, can’t find the birdie either, so he stays on -5.

Burns sneaks up to -2, but there’s work to do to make some ground on the leaders.

Lawrence joins the leaders on -6 after holing a fairly straightforward putt on seven, and he’s got the Postage Stamp up next. So does Horschel, and he tees off straight into the greenside bunker.

Lowry’s blind tee shot at 10 takes him onto the fairway. Nice technique from the Irishman, cutting it left to right.

Rose has a birdie chance on the Postage Stamp but it’s from deep – and he holes it! What an effort, and he moves into the joint lead.

And an equally surprising event on nine Scheffler is putting from off the green for the birdie, but there’s too much on it. He misses the par putt, and it’s an easy knock to take the bogey, but he overcooks that too! He moves back to -2.

Rose is lying downhill as he goes for the birdie at seven, but it’s short. He makes par.

Lowry has his own birdie attempt on eight, but he misses too.

And it’s back-to-back birdies for Schauffele as he guides it in from short! He moves to-5.

But the joint lead isn’t shared for long! Moments later, Horschel tucks in the birdie putt to go to six-under.

Lawrence has the chance to join him, but he hasn’t read it well and he’ll settle for par.

Dan Brown has fallen back a little, staying at -1 as he narrowly misses a birdie putt.

On eight, Scheffler’s tee shot gives him a great birdie chance – he’s read the line well and sank it to move to -4!