The Open Championship
Official ResultsJuly 19 at 5:39 PM
Total: -10·R4: -2
Ryan Fox finished at 10-under par and turned a tied lead into the outright one-shot edge. Despite three bogeys, birdies at 13, 14, 16 and 18 got him home at the only double-digit score in the field, one clear of Cameron Young.
July 19 at 5:23 PM
Total: -5·R4: E
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen’s round had both ends of the spectrum: a double bogey at 15 dropped him back, but an eagle at 17 gave him a late lift and kept him tied for 10th at 5-under par. He’s still within reach if the leaders stumble.
July 19 at 5:09 PM
Total: -9·R4: -1
Ryan Fox's birdie at 16 erased Cameron Young's one-shot edge and pulled him into a share of the lead at 9-under par. He began the poll one back at 8-under par, so the final two holes will decide whether he can turn the tie into a closing charge.
July 19 at 5:01 PM
Total: -7·R4: -2
Tommy Fleetwood's birdies at 17 and 18 turned a steady finish into a top-five leap. He closed at 7-under par, rising from seventh to tied fourth, and sits two shots behind Cameron Young's 9-under lead.
July 19 at 4:54 PM
Total: -8·R4: E
Ryan Fox’s share of the lead disappeared at 15, and three bogeys on the card have left him 8-under par through 15. He’s now one shot behind Cameron Young, so the title chase is still alive but no longer in his hands.
July 19 at 4:46 PM
Total: -9·R4: -1
Ryan Fox's birdie at 14 pulled him to 9-under par and into a share of the lead with Cameron Young. After two bogeys earlier, that late gain keeps him right in the hunt and sets up a nervy finish over the last five holes.
July 19 at 4:39 PM
Total: -6·R4: -1
Tommy Fleetwood's birdie at 17 trimmed him to 6-under par and nudged him from ninth to a tie for seventh. At three shots off the lead, he's still close enough to make a late Sunday charge if the leaders stumble.
Total: -5·R4: E
A late eagle at 17 erased the damage from his earlier double bogey at 15 and vaulted him from 17th to a tie for 10th at 5-under par. He's four shots off Cameron Young, but that keeps his Sunday charge alive.
July 19 at 4:32 PM
Total: -3·R4: +1
Xander Schauffele is making a late move, birdieing 17 to climb from 29th to a tie for 17th at 3-under par. He’s six back of Cameron Young, so he still needs a strong finish to turn this into a real Sunday run.
July 19 at 4:24 PM
Total: -8·R4: E
Ryan Fox added another birdie at 13 and trimmed his total to 8-under par, staying just one shot behind Cameron Young. He’s now tied for second after starting the day in 4th, and his late push keeps him firmly in the final-group conversation.
July 19 at 4:09 PM
Total: -3·R4: +1
Cameron John’s birdie at 17 helped him surge from 29th into a tie for 18th at 3-under par. He’s still outside the top 10, but the late move gets him back on the first page of the leaderboard and within six of the lead.
Total: -3·R4: +2
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen’s double bogey at 15 wiped out his top-10 push and sent him from tied 9th to tied 18th at 3-under par. He’s now six behind Cameron Young, so the finish line is arriving with work still to do.
July 19 at 4:01 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert has done just enough to break into the top five at 7-under par. He’s one shot behind the trio tied for second and two back of Cameron Young, so a clean finish could still keep him in the mix for the Claret Jug.
Total: -8·R4: E
Si Woo Kim’s bogeys at 11 and 12 knocked him off the top spot, and Cameron Young is now alone at 9-under par. Kim sits at 8-under with six holes left, so he still has time to battle back if the putter cooperates.
July 19 at 3:54 PM
Total: -3·R4: +3
Bryson DeChambeau took a major hit with a triple bogey at 11, but he has battled back with a birdie at 13 and is still 3-under par. Even after the damage, he's tied for 17th and inside the top 20, so the meltdown hasn't knocked him out of the picture.
July 19 at 3:46 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert's bogey at 11 dropped him from third to a tie for fifth at 7-under par, a costly slip in a logjam just behind the leader. He still has a share of the top five, but the margin for error is gone.
July 19 at 3:39 PM
Total: -2·R4: +2
Dan Brown has surged into 29th at 2-under par after a gritty 15 holes, erasing most of an early stumble with birdies at 10 and 15. The early double bogey at 1 is still on the card, but the late push keeps him in the weekend mix.
Total: -10·R4: -2
Si Woo Kim is now alone at 10-under par after Cameron Young’s closing bogey at 18 knocked him out of the tie at the top. With his round already through 10, Si Woo only needs to keep steady to protect a one-shot cushion over the field.
July 19 at 3:24 PM
Total: -3·R4: +1
Xander Schauffele's late birdie at 13 sparked a much-needed rally, carrying him from 30th to 19th at 3-under par. He is still seven shots behind Si Woo Kim, but getting inside the top 20 gives him a late chance if the leaders stumble.
July 19 at 3:16 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert's birdie at 9 got him to 7-under par and into the top five. He is three shots behind Si Woo Kim's 10-under lead, so his rise keeps him within striking distance as the Sunday traffic tightens around the leaders.
July 19 at 3:09 PM
Total: -9·R4: -6
Cameron Young’s bogey at 18 erased his share of the lead and left him at 9-under par, one shot behind Si Woo Kim. After a hot closing stretch, the finish matters: he’s still in the title mix, but no longer controls his own fate.
July 19 at 3:01 PM
Total: -6·R4: -4
Casey Jarvis made a strong closing push, birdieing 18 to finish at 6-under par and climb from 10th to a share of sixth. He’s just outside the top five now, and with the leaders still bunched, that late move keeps him in the mix heading into the final stretch.
July 19 at 2:54 PM
Total: -10·R4: -7
Cameron Young’s birdie at 17 got him to 10-under par and into a share of the lead with Si Woo Kim. With one hole left, he’s turned a one-shot deficit into a Sunday finish that could still decide the Claret Jug.
July 19 at 2:46 PM
Total: -10·R4: -2
Si Woo Kim has the outright lead at 10-under par after a birdie at 6 pulled him past the trio at 9-under. He’s now one shot clear with plenty of golf left, and the closest chasers all still have holes to finish.
July 19 at 2:38 PM
Total: -9·R4: +1
Sam Burns was the solo leader at 10-under par after an early birdie, but bogeys at 4 and 5 pulled him back to 9-under and into a four-way tie. Cameron Young, Si Woo Kim and Ryan Fox are all there now, so the Open’s top spot has suddenly bunched up.
July 19 at 2:31 PM
Total: -9·R4: -1
Si Woo Kim's birdie at 5 lifted him into a share of second at 9-under par, only one shot behind Sam Burns. With the lead still at 10-under, he remains firmly in the mix as the final round tightens.
July 19 at 2:23 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert’s birdie at 5 has pushed him back into the top five and into the heart of the chase at The Open. At 7-under par, he’s three behind leader Sam Burns, with plenty of holes left to keep moving.
July 19 at 2:16 PM
Total: -9·R4: -6
Cameron Young kept the pressure on the pack, birdieing 9 and 14 to reach 9-under par and tie for second. He’s two shots behind Sam Burns at 11-under, so the final stretch still has real catching-up potential.
July 19 at 2:08 PM
Total: -3·R4: -1
Jordan Smith has kept the pedal down, birdieing 13 and 16 to get to 3-under par and rise from 32nd to a tie for 22nd. The move doesn’t threaten the leaders yet, but it puts him back within striking distance of the top 20.
Total: -4·R4: -1
A birdie at 11 moved Max Homa from 21st into a tie for 18th at 4-under par. It’s not a run at the podium, but in the final round it gives him a cleaner path to keep climbing through a crowded chase pack.
July 19 at 2:01 PM
Total: -3·R4: -2
Alex Noren made one of the sharper moves on the board, adding birdies at 14 and 17 to climb 10 spots into a tie for 21st at 3-under par. It does not threaten the leaders yet, but it gets him back into the crowd chasing a strong finish.
Total: -6·R4: +1
Lucas Herbert's bogey at the third cost him ground, dropping him from tied fifth to tied eighth at 6-under par. He is still five back of Sam Burns, but the mistake means he is chasing instead of protecting a spot inside the top five.
July 19 at 1:53 PM
Total: -6·R4: -1
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen kept moving the right way with a birdie at 5, getting to 6-under par and up to a tie for ninth. He’s four behind Sam Burns, but still inside the group trying to pressure the leaders on the closing stretch.
Total: -7·R4: -2
Tommy Fleetwood’s birdie at 5 nudged him to 7-under par and into the top five, a key late push on a crowded Open leaderboard. He’s now tied for fifth, three shots behind Sam Burns’ 10-under par lead with a pack at 6-under still in range.
July 19 at 1:45 PM
Total: -1·R4: E
Michael Thorbjornsen picked up one of the better late moves outside the main board, birdieing 17 to get to 1-under par. He rises eight spots to 42nd, but at this stage it’s more about salvaging a finish than chasing the trophy.
Total: -6·R4: -5
Russell Henley had a chance to stay inside the top five after birdieing 14, but a bogey at 16 stalled the push. He slips to 6-under par and tied for eighth, four shots behind Sam Burns, so he’ll need a sharp finish to keep pace.
July 19 at 1:38 PM
Total: -5·R4: -1
Cameron John trimmed another shot with a birdie at 6, and that was enough to lift him from 19th to 13th at 5-under par. He’s now within striking distance of the crowded chase pack and just a few swings from the top 10.
July 19 at 1:30 PM
Total: -5·R4: -4
Adam Scott’s back-nine surge at 14, 16 and 17 overcame a bogey at 15, leaving him 5-under par and up to 13th. He’s still five behind the lead, but that finish gives him a foothold heading into the closing stretch.
Total: -6·R4: -2
Kazuma Kobori kept the pressure on with birdies at 2 and 5, shaving two more off his total and climbing to 6-under par in ninth. He’s four off Sam Burns’ lead, so this is the sort of move that keeps a Sunday run alive.
July 19 at 1:23 PM
Total: -2·R4: E
Jordan Smith made the biggest move outside the top tier, birdieing 13 to rise from 45th to 32nd at 2-under par. He’s still well back of the leaders, but that jump pulls him back into view after spending most of the round in the lower half of the board.
Total: -5·R4: -3
Casey Jarvis kept the pressure on the chase pack with a birdie at 11, trimming another shot and climbing from 18th to a share of 12th at 5-under par. He’s five shots behind Sam Burns, but now sits closer to the top 10 than the middle of the pack.
July 19 at 1:16 PM
Total: -2·R4: -1
Alex Noren keeps grinding his way up the board. A birdie at 14 has lifted him from 44th to 33rd at 2-under par, a modest but useful gain as he tries to squeeze as much as he can out of the final round.
Total: -7·R4: -6
Russell Henley's birdie at 14 moved him into a tie for fifth at 7-under par. In a crowded chase, he's now three shots behind Sam Burns' 10-under lead, and his steady closing stretch keeps him in striking distance of the title.
July 19 at 1:08 PM
Total: -6·R4: -2
Hideki Matsuyama wasted no time making his move, opening with birdies at 2 and 3 to get to 2-under through three. That pushed him from 12th into a tie for 8th at 6-under par, four shots back of Sam Burns.
Total: -8·R4: -5
Cameron Young is putting early pressure on the leaders. A birdie at 9 left him 5-under on the day and 8-under overall, good for a tie for second. He’s now just two shots behind Sam Burns with nine holes still to play.
July 19 at 1:00 PM
Total: -3·R4: -2
Adam Scott's momentum stalled at 15, where a bogey erased part of his earlier birdie and left him 3-under par. He slipped from T17 to T24, so he's still hanging around the contention pack but now needs a late run.
Total: -5·R4: -3
Kristoffer Reitan keeps making noise in the chase pack. A birdie at 9 moved him from 17th to T12 at 5-under par, leaving him just one shot behind the -6 group and five back of Sam Burns' lead.
July 19 at 12:53 PM
Total: -4·R4: -3
Bud Cauley’s 3-under day through 17 has pushed him from 27th into a tie for 17th. At 4-under par, he’s six shots off Sam Burns and still has a chance to keep climbing if he finishes cleanly.
Total: -7·R4: -3
Scottie Scheffler’s birdie at 5 has him 3-under today and up to 7-under par overall, lifting him from a tie for 7th into 4th. He’s three shots behind Sam Burns now, so the final-round chase has tightened right back up.
July 19 at 12:45 PM
Total: -5·R4: -1
Shane Lowry’s birdie at 4 moved him to 5-under par and a tie for 12th, just five shots off Sam Burns. He’s not in the top five, but he’s close enough that one hot stretch could make Sunday very interesting.
Total: -4·R4: -2
Rory McIlroy kept the momentum with a birdie at 10, rising from 27th to a tie for 15th at 4-under par. He’s still six shots behind Sam Burns, but the late push gives him a chance to pile pressure on the leaders.
July 19 at 12:38 PM
Total: -6·R4: -5
Russell Henley is making one of the day’s biggest moves: 5-under today through 11 holes and up from 38th to a tie for seventh. At 6-under par, he’s four back of the lead and suddenly close enough to matter down the stretch.
Total: -7·R4: -4
Cameron Young has gone 4-under today through seven holes, rocketing from 20th to a tie for fourth. At 7-under par, he’s only three behind Sam Burns and suddenly has a real path to the title if the leaders stall.
July 19 at 5:39 PM
Total: -10·R4: -2
Ryan Fox finished at 10-under par and turned a tied lead into the outright one-shot edge. Despite three bogeys, birdies at 13, 14, 16 and 18 got him home at the only double-digit score in the field, one clear of Cameron Young.
July 19 at 5:23 PM
Total: -5·R4: E
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen’s round had both ends of the spectrum: a double bogey at 15 dropped him back, but an eagle at 17 gave him a late lift and kept him tied for 10th at 5-under par. He’s still within reach if the leaders stumble.
July 19 at 5:09 PM
Total: -9·R4: -1
Ryan Fox's birdie at 16 erased Cameron Young's one-shot edge and pulled him into a share of the lead at 9-under par. He began the poll one back at 8-under par, so the final two holes will decide whether he can turn the tie into a closing charge.
July 19 at 5:01 PM
Total: -7·R4: -2
Tommy Fleetwood's birdies at 17 and 18 turned a steady finish into a top-five leap. He closed at 7-under par, rising from seventh to tied fourth, and sits two shots behind Cameron Young's 9-under lead.
July 19 at 4:54 PM
Total: -8·R4: E
Ryan Fox’s share of the lead disappeared at 15, and three bogeys on the card have left him 8-under par through 15. He’s now one shot behind Cameron Young, so the title chase is still alive but no longer in his hands.
July 19 at 4:46 PM
Total: -9·R4: -1
Ryan Fox's birdie at 14 pulled him to 9-under par and into a share of the lead with Cameron Young. After two bogeys earlier, that late gain keeps him right in the hunt and sets up a nervy finish over the last five holes.
July 19 at 4:39 PM
Total: -6·R4: -1
Tommy Fleetwood's birdie at 17 trimmed him to 6-under par and nudged him from ninth to a tie for seventh. At three shots off the lead, he's still close enough to make a late Sunday charge if the leaders stumble.
Total: -5·R4: E
A late eagle at 17 erased the damage from his earlier double bogey at 15 and vaulted him from 17th to a tie for 10th at 5-under par. He's four shots off Cameron Young, but that keeps his Sunday charge alive.
July 19 at 4:32 PM
Total: -3·R4: +1
Xander Schauffele is making a late move, birdieing 17 to climb from 29th to a tie for 17th at 3-under par. He’s six back of Cameron Young, so he still needs a strong finish to turn this into a real Sunday run.
July 19 at 4:24 PM
Total: -8·R4: E
Ryan Fox added another birdie at 13 and trimmed his total to 8-under par, staying just one shot behind Cameron Young. He’s now tied for second after starting the day in 4th, and his late push keeps him firmly in the final-group conversation.
July 19 at 4:09 PM
Total: -3·R4: +1
Cameron John’s birdie at 17 helped him surge from 29th into a tie for 18th at 3-under par. He’s still outside the top 10, but the late move gets him back on the first page of the leaderboard and within six of the lead.
Total: -3·R4: +2
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen’s double bogey at 15 wiped out his top-10 push and sent him from tied 9th to tied 18th at 3-under par. He’s now six behind Cameron Young, so the finish line is arriving with work still to do.
July 19 at 4:01 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert has done just enough to break into the top five at 7-under par. He’s one shot behind the trio tied for second and two back of Cameron Young, so a clean finish could still keep him in the mix for the Claret Jug.
Total: -8·R4: E
Si Woo Kim’s bogeys at 11 and 12 knocked him off the top spot, and Cameron Young is now alone at 9-under par. Kim sits at 8-under with six holes left, so he still has time to battle back if the putter cooperates.
July 19 at 3:54 PM
Total: -3·R4: +3
Bryson DeChambeau took a major hit with a triple bogey at 11, but he has battled back with a birdie at 13 and is still 3-under par. Even after the damage, he's tied for 17th and inside the top 20, so the meltdown hasn't knocked him out of the picture.
July 19 at 3:46 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert's bogey at 11 dropped him from third to a tie for fifth at 7-under par, a costly slip in a logjam just behind the leader. He still has a share of the top five, but the margin for error is gone.
July 19 at 3:39 PM
Total: -2·R4: +2
Dan Brown has surged into 29th at 2-under par after a gritty 15 holes, erasing most of an early stumble with birdies at 10 and 15. The early double bogey at 1 is still on the card, but the late push keeps him in the weekend mix.
Total: -10·R4: -2
Si Woo Kim is now alone at 10-under par after Cameron Young’s closing bogey at 18 knocked him out of the tie at the top. With his round already through 10, Si Woo only needs to keep steady to protect a one-shot cushion over the field.
July 19 at 3:24 PM
Total: -3·R4: +1
Xander Schauffele's late birdie at 13 sparked a much-needed rally, carrying him from 30th to 19th at 3-under par. He is still seven shots behind Si Woo Kim, but getting inside the top 20 gives him a late chance if the leaders stumble.
July 19 at 3:16 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert's birdie at 9 got him to 7-under par and into the top five. He is three shots behind Si Woo Kim's 10-under lead, so his rise keeps him within striking distance as the Sunday traffic tightens around the leaders.
July 19 at 3:09 PM
Total: -9·R4: -6
Cameron Young’s bogey at 18 erased his share of the lead and left him at 9-under par, one shot behind Si Woo Kim. After a hot closing stretch, the finish matters: he’s still in the title mix, but no longer controls his own fate.
July 19 at 3:01 PM
Total: -6·R4: -4
Casey Jarvis made a strong closing push, birdieing 18 to finish at 6-under par and climb from 10th to a share of sixth. He’s just outside the top five now, and with the leaders still bunched, that late move keeps him in the mix heading into the final stretch.
July 19 at 2:54 PM
Total: -10·R4: -7
Cameron Young’s birdie at 17 got him to 10-under par and into a share of the lead with Si Woo Kim. With one hole left, he’s turned a one-shot deficit into a Sunday finish that could still decide the Claret Jug.
July 19 at 2:46 PM
Total: -10·R4: -2
Si Woo Kim has the outright lead at 10-under par after a birdie at 6 pulled him past the trio at 9-under. He’s now one shot clear with plenty of golf left, and the closest chasers all still have holes to finish.
July 19 at 2:38 PM
Total: -9·R4: +1
Sam Burns was the solo leader at 10-under par after an early birdie, but bogeys at 4 and 5 pulled him back to 9-under and into a four-way tie. Cameron Young, Si Woo Kim and Ryan Fox are all there now, so the Open’s top spot has suddenly bunched up.
July 19 at 2:31 PM
Total: -9·R4: -1
Si Woo Kim's birdie at 5 lifted him into a share of second at 9-under par, only one shot behind Sam Burns. With the lead still at 10-under, he remains firmly in the mix as the final round tightens.
July 19 at 2:23 PM
Total: -7·R4: E
Lucas Herbert’s birdie at 5 has pushed him back into the top five and into the heart of the chase at The Open. At 7-under par, he’s three behind leader Sam Burns, with plenty of holes left to keep moving.
July 19 at 2:16 PM
Total: -9·R4: -6
Cameron Young kept the pressure on the pack, birdieing 9 and 14 to reach 9-under par and tie for second. He’s two shots behind Sam Burns at 11-under, so the final stretch still has real catching-up potential.
July 19 at 2:08 PM
Total: -3·R4: -1
Jordan Smith has kept the pedal down, birdieing 13 and 16 to get to 3-under par and rise from 32nd to a tie for 22nd. The move doesn’t threaten the leaders yet, but it puts him back within striking distance of the top 20.
Total: -4·R4: -1
A birdie at 11 moved Max Homa from 21st into a tie for 18th at 4-under par. It’s not a run at the podium, but in the final round it gives him a cleaner path to keep climbing through a crowded chase pack.
July 19 at 2:01 PM
Total: -3·R4: -2
Alex Noren made one of the sharper moves on the board, adding birdies at 14 and 17 to climb 10 spots into a tie for 21st at 3-under par. It does not threaten the leaders yet, but it gets him back into the crowd chasing a strong finish.
Total: -6·R4: +1
Lucas Herbert's bogey at the third cost him ground, dropping him from tied fifth to tied eighth at 6-under par. He is still five back of Sam Burns, but the mistake means he is chasing instead of protecting a spot inside the top five.
July 19 at 1:53 PM
Total: -6·R4: -1
Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen kept moving the right way with a birdie at 5, getting to 6-under par and up to a tie for ninth. He’s four behind Sam Burns, but still inside the group trying to pressure the leaders on the closing stretch.
Total: -7·R4: -2
Tommy Fleetwood’s birdie at 5 nudged him to 7-under par and into the top five, a key late push on a crowded Open leaderboard. He’s now tied for fifth, three shots behind Sam Burns’ 10-under par lead with a pack at 6-under still in range.
July 19 at 1:45 PM
Total: -1·R4: E
Michael Thorbjornsen picked up one of the better late moves outside the main board, birdieing 17 to get to 1-under par. He rises eight spots to 42nd, but at this stage it’s more about salvaging a finish than chasing the trophy.
Total: -6·R4: -5
Russell Henley had a chance to stay inside the top five after birdieing 14, but a bogey at 16 stalled the push. He slips to 6-under par and tied for eighth, four shots behind Sam Burns, so he’ll need a sharp finish to keep pace.
July 19 at 1:38 PM
Total: -5·R4: -1
Cameron John trimmed another shot with a birdie at 6, and that was enough to lift him from 19th to 13th at 5-under par. He’s now within striking distance of the crowded chase pack and just a few swings from the top 10.
July 19 at 1:30 PM
Total: -5·R4: -4
Adam Scott’s back-nine surge at 14, 16 and 17 overcame a bogey at 15, leaving him 5-under par and up to 13th. He’s still five behind the lead, but that finish gives him a foothold heading into the closing stretch.
Total: -6·R4: -2
Kazuma Kobori kept the pressure on with birdies at 2 and 5, shaving two more off his total and climbing to 6-under par in ninth. He’s four off Sam Burns’ lead, so this is the sort of move that keeps a Sunday run alive.
July 19 at 1:23 PM
Total: -2·R4: E
Jordan Smith made the biggest move outside the top tier, birdieing 13 to rise from 45th to 32nd at 2-under par. He’s still well back of the leaders, but that jump pulls him back into view after spending most of the round in the lower half of the board.
Total: -5·R4: -3
Casey Jarvis kept the pressure on the chase pack with a birdie at 11, trimming another shot and climbing from 18th to a share of 12th at 5-under par. He’s five shots behind Sam Burns, but now sits closer to the top 10 than the middle of the pack.
July 19 at 1:16 PM
Total: -2·R4: -1
Alex Noren keeps grinding his way up the board. A birdie at 14 has lifted him from 44th to 33rd at 2-under par, a modest but useful gain as he tries to squeeze as much as he can out of the final round.
Total: -7·R4: -6
Russell Henley's birdie at 14 moved him into a tie for fifth at 7-under par. In a crowded chase, he's now three shots behind Sam Burns' 10-under lead, and his steady closing stretch keeps him in striking distance of the title.
July 19 at 1:08 PM
Total: -6·R4: -2
Hideki Matsuyama wasted no time making his move, opening with birdies at 2 and 3 to get to 2-under through three. That pushed him from 12th into a tie for 8th at 6-under par, four shots back of Sam Burns.
Total: -8·R4: -5
Cameron Young is putting early pressure on the leaders. A birdie at 9 left him 5-under on the day and 8-under overall, good for a tie for second. He’s now just two shots behind Sam Burns with nine holes still to play.
July 19 at 1:00 PM
Total: -3·R4: -2
Adam Scott's momentum stalled at 15, where a bogey erased part of his earlier birdie and left him 3-under par. He slipped from T17 to T24, so he's still hanging around the contention pack but now needs a late run.
Total: -5·R4: -3
Kristoffer Reitan keeps making noise in the chase pack. A birdie at 9 moved him from 17th to T12 at 5-under par, leaving him just one shot behind the -6 group and five back of Sam Burns' lead.
July 19 at 12:53 PM
Total: -4·R4: -3
Bud Cauley’s 3-under day through 17 has pushed him from 27th into a tie for 17th. At 4-under par, he’s six shots off Sam Burns and still has a chance to keep climbing if he finishes cleanly.
Total: -7·R4: -3
Scottie Scheffler’s birdie at 5 has him 3-under today and up to 7-under par overall, lifting him from a tie for 7th into 4th. He’s three shots behind Sam Burns now, so the final-round chase has tightened right back up.
July 19 at 12:45 PM
Total: -5·R4: -1
Shane Lowry’s birdie at 4 moved him to 5-under par and a tie for 12th, just five shots off Sam Burns. He’s not in the top five, but he’s close enough that one hot stretch could make Sunday very interesting.
Total: -4·R4: -2
Rory McIlroy kept the momentum with a birdie at 10, rising from 27th to a tie for 15th at 4-under par. He’s still six shots behind Sam Burns, but the late push gives him a chance to pile pressure on the leaders.
July 19 at 12:38 PM
Total: -6·R4: -5
Russell Henley is making one of the day’s biggest moves: 5-under today through 11 holes and up from 38th to a tie for seventh. At 6-under par, he’s four back of the lead and suddenly close enough to matter down the stretch.
Total: -7·R4: -4
Cameron Young has gone 4-under today through seven holes, rocketing from 20th to a tie for fourth. At 7-under par, he’s only three behind Sam Burns and suddenly has a real path to the title if the leaders stall.
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