What a time to play the best tee shot of the day at 14!

Adam Scott skips one off a bank at the front of the green and gets it to stop right next to the hole.

That will be a kick-in birdie for the Aussie, who is about to take the solo lead.

Andrew Petrie
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club

Just look at the scenery behind Adam Scott and Collin Morikawa at the 13th hole.

Stunning.

Two safe pars for the final pair at the par-three 12th.

It feels like we're waiting for someone to really grab this tournament by the scruff of its neck.

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A birdie two at the 14th moves Sungjae Im into contention.

The South Korean is one of five players at 14 under, just two shots off the pace.

Two pars for Matteo Manassero and Rory McIlroy at the 15th.

It looks unlikely that McIlroy will defend his title here, unless he can find two or three birdies coming home.

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BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club

Aberg leaves himself a tough putt for par and even he can’t find a way to the cup.

Pressure on Bob now. This for birdie, as Aberg stares at bogey.

Aaaand he misses. Shaved the hole.

Hello, Bob MacIntyre!

A beautiful iron shot punched through the wind finishes seven feet from the hole for birdie.

Aberg's shot out of the bunker catches a slope and trundles down towards the front of the green.

We could well have a two-shot swing here...

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BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club

Scotland's Connor Syme falls just short in his quest for an Open spot after a 67 to end the tournament on 12 under.

"I tried, but unfortunately it looks like I'll be just one [shot] short of making next week," he says.

"I played really well, probably just didn't hit it close enough coming in. More good signs this week for sure.

"It's another positive result in a really strong tournament and has set me up well for the rest of the season."

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Ludvig Aberg pulls his drive on 11 left into some deep rough and can only hack his second shot into a bunker.

This tournament is up for grabs on the back nine...

Andrew Petrie
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club

“Come on Bob!” shouts a fan on the tee box.

A few grumbles of discontent. “He’s under enough pressure man!” someone retorts.

Doesn’t look like it. He nails the drive and the crowd roars again.

Collin Morikawa misses his bogey putt from seven feet and drops back to 14 under.

The wind appears to have picked up and scoring is proving to be far tougher.

Bob MacIntyre's chip gets to within around 10ft, but he can't hole the putt and that's a dropped shot for the Scot.

Ludvig Aberg tidies up for par.

Collin Morikawa finds himself deep in the rough just off the 11th green, and his hack out lands on the fringe before rolling into a bunker.

Needs to get up-and-down for bogey...

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BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club

Matteo Manssero has just asked a fan in a Spain football shirt if he's Spanish.

“Aye, a wee bit Spanish the day pal,” comes the reply.

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BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club

It’s an odd vantage point at the 10th green. We can’t see the players, but we have just seen a ball fly across the front of the green and down another hill.

As Aberg emerged, it becomes clear it must have been Bob’s shot that trundled off the putting surface. A groan goes up.

Sahith Theegala drops a shot at the 11th.

He hasn't got going today after an impressive third round.

Adam Scott's long eagle effort comes up just short, but that's a tap-in birdie and he joins Morikawa on 16 under.

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Bob just can't get any putts to drop today. Neither can Aberg.

The Swede isn’t pulling away like we expected he might. Could we be set for a play-off?

Frenchman Romain Langasque has set the clubhouse lead at 15 under after a wonderful round of 64.

Five birdies and an eagle to go with a solitary birdie.

Connor Syme has played nicely again today and sits 12 under for the championship.

You would think he needs to birdie the last to have any chance of sneaking into next week's Open.