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Selected: -8 Burns (15); -7 Kim (17), Fleetwood (68), Scheffler (67); -6 Herbert (17), Aberg (17), Jarvis (66); -5 Henley (66)
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There's groans from the crowd, though, when Kim Si-woo rolls his putt just wide of the hole at the 17th and has to tap in for par.
Kim needs an eagle on the last – the toughest hole on the course.
His bid to become the first Asian winner of the Claret Jug looks to be over.
Sam Burns looks frustrated as his second shot goes left of the green.
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Fox puts for the lead ⦠but the ball dribbles off to the right. Not so straight after all. He walks off with par, shaking his head. Par for Burns, who now has to birdie the last in the hope of forcing a play-off. Fox just needs par on 18 ⦠or birdie for the Claret Jug! What an Open! This is going right down to the wire!
Ryan Fox is forced to whip his ball out of the bunker while standing on the fairway, leaning in. He catches plenty of the ball and advances it up the hole. Good core strength, sir. He then wedges to ten feet, and will have a straight uphill putt for birdie and the outright lead. In the meantime, Sam Burns, having pulled his second to the left, canât wedge close and heâll have to make to do with par. He wears the look of a man who knows his race is run.
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