Open 2023 LIVE: Golf leaderboard and results as Rory McIlroy hunts leader Tommy Fleetwood

The American has a solid record in this tournament and has made a very good start to this tournament. He’s got one hole to go but remains at -3 after knocking in a seven footer to save his par on the par-3 17th.

Morikawa +2 (13), Homa -3 (13), Hatton E (13)

Homa gives himself another good look at birdie on the 13th, but his effort drifts just wide on the right side. Hatton makes a solid par but it’s a horrible short miss from Collin Morikawa who can’t make a four-foot par putt and drops back further to +2.

Well, out of nowhere we have another name atop the leaderboard. Argentina’s Emiliano Grillo makes birdie on 17 before rolling in a 50-foot birdie on the last to jump up to -5 and join Fleetwood and Lamprecht in a tie for the lead.

He won earlier in the year on the PGA Tour at the Charles Schwab Challenge and has made a great start to his seventh Open Championship.

McIlroy +2 (13), Rahm +1 (13), Rose +4 (13)

Nothing falling for McIlroy at the minute as the Northern Irishman, along with Rahm, settle for pars after both their balls look to be troubling the hole.

Rose with a superb effort – almost chipping like Finau moments earlier – but his ball comes to rest right in the jaws of the hole. A nice par regardless.

Finau +1 (13), Hovland E (13), Thomas +5 (13)

That’s one way to end a bad run! A delightful chip from Tony Finau, perfectly judged and hopping into the hole. Hovland isn’t as lucky and his superb tee shot isn’t fully rewarded, with his birdie effort catching the right lip but staying out.

McIlroy +2 (12), Rahm +1 (12), Rose +4 (12)

These bunkers are no joke and Rahm finds out first-hand. His drive ends up in the sand off the tee and the Spaniard is left with no choice but to pitch out backwards. From there it’s a tough ask and he can’t get up and down to save his par.

McIlroy chooses to go way left off the tee, instead, but hacks out well to the front edge. It’s a heavy-handed chip, though, and he’s got 10 feet for par…not to be. Another bogey for the world number two who drops back to +2 now. Very disappointing.

Morikawa +1 (11), Homa -3 (11), Hatton E (11)

Max Homa is certainly producing one of the rounds of the afternoon wave and it gets better for the American with a dialled approach into the 11th. He converts for successive birdies to move into a tie for sixth.

Morikawa makes par but it’s a short putt to forget for Hatton which lips out on the right side meaning the Englishman drops back to level par.

Finau +2 (12), Hovland E (12), Thomas +5 (12)

That’s more like it, Viktor! A wonderful approach shot from the heart of the fairway sets up a simple birdie effort and the Norwegian converts for the second time in as many holes. Back to even par and with the 15th to play, he’ll be eyeing up a red number at the end of the day.

Finau’s ambitions of going under par have got a bit tougher after the American makes bogey from the right greenside rough. Thomas remains at +5 with a par.

McIlroy +1 (11), Rahm E (11), Rose +4 (11)

The Spaniard fails to take advantage of a sparkling tee shot as his short-range birdie putt misses on the left side.

Rory gets a smidge lucky as his chip shot over the bunker is mishit but fortunately lands just on the right side, trickling down towards the pin. He saves his par with a solid stroke. It’s a par also for Rose to remain at +4.

Morikawa +1 (10), Homa -2 (10), Hatton -1 (10)

Plenty of action from this group of the tenth. Tyrell Hatton drops one having found himself in the greenside bunker while Morikawa also can’t save par with a long-range effort.

Homa capitalises on a wonderful approach, however, and gets another birdie to move him up to -2.