Bob MacIntyre's birdie putt doesn't drop, but it's a stress-free par for the leader.

Excellent up-and-downs from his playing partners ensure they stay at 12 under.

To the fourth.

Chris Gotterup is in some really nasty rough down the right at the fourth after a wayward tee shot.

The defending champion can only hack it out and it rolls over the fairway towards the North Sea and into more rough.

Tom Kim and Michael Thorbjornsen are both on the green in two though and have putts for birdie to come.

Rory McIlroy's tee shot on the tenth finds a fairway bunker on the left, but he has a window to advance it towards the green before an excellent third.

He lands it short right, with the ball rolling around the contours and nestling a few feet shy of the hole.

A solid par putt follows, and he remains just three shy of the leaders.

There won't be many players in the field as comfortable in breezy conditions as Bob MacIntyre, and he plays a delightful tee shot at the par-three third.

A low flight pierces the wind and rolls up just left of the flag.

Min Woo Lee and Matt Fitzpatrick both land on the front of the green before rolling back off the false front.

Matt Fitzpatrick doesn't judge his chip well at all and rolls back to the front of the green. He can only two-putt from there and drops a shot.

Bob MacIntyre had snagged a difficult lie, but a decent chip and putt saves par for the Scot.

Min Woo Lee also tidies up for par.

France's Victor Perez is making a move up the leaderboard.

Four birdies through his first seven holes, moving him to 11 under and just two off the lead.

He currently ties Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland for the round of the day so far, four shots better than par.

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Tommy Fleetwood started slowly in this final round, making two bogeys in his first four holes.

However, he gets those strokes back at the sixth, holing out from 156 yards.

A brilliant shot.

Bob MacIntyre appears to be slightly blocked off down the right-hand side at the second, but hacks an iron just left of the green and will fancy making par from there.

Matt Fitzpatrick's approach has too much draw and finishes short-left, while Min Woo Lee's second shot lands on the green but trundles off to the right.

The wind is picking up a fair bit.

The McIlroy charge hits a bump.

A first bogey of the day comes just before the turn for the Northern Irishman as he three-putts the par three.

Trouble off the second tee for Bob MacIntyre, who drags his drive right and into the trees.

Matt Fitzpatrick and Min Woo Lee are both safe down the left-hand side.

Bob MacIntyre's birdie putt is never anywhere but the heart of the hole - what a start for Oban's finest.

Matt Fitzpatrick also rolls in confidently, but Min Woo Lee's effort lips out.

Rory McIlroy is in trouble off the tee on the eighth, going wide right into nasty-looking thick stuff.

He thrashes one on to the green but it's a hefty distance from the pin, before making a good two-putt par save.

Matt Fitzpatrick and Bob MacIntyre both pitch onto the first green with their third shots and have a look at birdie, although the Englishman is closer.

Min Woo Lee's approach is the best of the bunch though. Lovely control from the Australian.

Tom Kim and Chris Gotterup grab a share of the lead.

Kim makes no mistake with a 12-footer for a birdie on the first.

It's the first time this week the South Korean has picked up a shot on this par five.

Not to be outdone, defending champ Gotterup also rolls in his birdie attempt.

Thankfully I can see where the final group ended up, Jack.

Bob MacIntyre and Min Woo Lee are in the first cut down the left, while Matt Fitzpatrick is on the right-hand side of the fairway.

Jack Herrall
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club

Unless you’re perched on the first-tee grandstand it can be a bit tricky to see where the drives ultimately land.

Judging by the masrhshal who waves the shot’s direction with a yellow paddle, they’ve all striped it down the middle.

There was a pretty special roar as the starter announced Bob MacIntyre was on the tee, too.

Jack Herrall
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club

Bob MacIntyre is in good spirits as he picks up his scorecard on the first tee.

Plenty of laughs with his playing partner Matt Fitzpatrick and their caddies.

Once this first tee shot is hit though, it’ll be all business.

Rory McIlroy is attacking at every hole, and why not?

Two big hits at the par-five seventh get him just short of the green and he opts for putter from there.

It's weighted perfectly and that's a tap-in birdie to get him to 11 under.

At the venue today, you can find three of the most prestigious trophies in all of golf.

The quaich for the winner today is flanked by The Claret Jug and the Masters trophy, which is a replica of the Augusta National clubhouse.

Only one player in the field today has won all three. Any guesses?

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