Updates from the Scottish Open final round
Scotland's MacIntyre birdies 18 to pip Scott to glory
England's Mansell equals course record with nine-under 61
Aberg took two-shot lead into final day
Aberg -16, MacIntyre -14 (4)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
A par apiece on four.
Ludvig Aberg had the better birdie glimpse, from around 15 feet, but both players remain +1 for the day.
Scott -15 (5)
Adam Scott is back. After bogeying the first and making a mess of the third - that he rescued for par - he's birdied the fourth and fifth.
His tee shot from the sixth isn't bad either, and he's got a birdie chance right in front of the media tent.
McIlroy -13 (8)
It's been the story of Rory McIlroy's week - another birdie look drifts just wide.
If he's going to defend his title, the putter has to warm up and quickly...
Im -13, Theegala -14 (6)
Sungjae Im and Sahith Theegala both play delightful tee shots at the par-three sixth.
The South Korean's birdie putt trundles past the hole, and Theegala can't hole his putt either.
As you were.
Aberg -16, MacIntyre -14 (3)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Having hacked out the trees, Ludvig Aberg ends up with an untidy bogey six.
Bob MacIntyre can't get up and down for birdie.
Both will be kicking themselves.
Aberg's lead is down to one, with Collin Morikawa now heading the chase.
Morikawa -15, Scott -14 (4)
Back-to-back birdies for Collin Morikawa and that puts him into outright second place on the leaderboard.
Adam Scott birdies too, and he's back to par.
McIlroy -13 (7)
Rory McIlroy tugged his second shot at seven left of the green, and his chip shot comes up way short.
It's a lengthy putt for par that misses the left-hand side of the hole.
The Northern Irishman drops back to 13-under.
Rai -14 (63)
Aaron Rai finishes with a par on the 18th - a hole that has proved tricky for some of our golfers in the last few days.
That's a card of 63 for Rai which moves him to a share of third place.
Normally, you'd happy with that, but three golfers have already gone under that today.
MacIntyre -14 (2)
Bob MacIntyre's second shot is a driver off the deck, a la Adam Scott.
It's not got the same outcome though. He slices it into the rough on the left hand side.
Theegala -13 (4)
Sahith Theegala's second shot at the fourth flights over the green, and his three-foot putt then slips round the corner.
A nasty bogey, he won't be happy with that.
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Tree trouble for Ludvig Aberg on the third.
His drive us somewhere in there.
Bob MacIntyre is safely on the fairway.
Image source, BBC SportAberg -17, MacIntyre -14 (2)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Nervy start from the home favourite as he cards bogey on two.
MacIntyre could only splash his bunker shot to the fringe of the green.
Ludvig Aberg is now three clear after his par.
Theegala -14 (3)
Sahith Theegala also joins Rory McIlroy and Aaron Rai after chipping his third shot to within two feet of the hole on the long par five third.
Meanwhile, Bob MacIntyre is in trouble in the bunker. I'll let Martin Watt bring us the latest...
McIlroy -14 (5)
George O'Neill
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
McIlroy’s chip at five is on the perfect line, but has a tiny bit too much pace.
It clatters into the flag stick and rolls to a couple of feet. He knocks it in to move to fourteen under.
Huge cheers from the large crowds following him round.
Rai -14 (17)
Aaron Rai is at the 17th - a getable par three.
He flights it beautifully, landing it on the bank just beyond the hole and watching it trickle back to within five feet.
He rolls the putt in and goes outright third... for about five seconds.
But who's joined him, George O'Neill?
MacIntyre -15 (1)
Bob MacIntyre is in the rough on the left of the second. It's heavy stuff, and his rescue effort flies to the right of the green and into a bunker.
He doesn't look happy with it at all.
McIlroy -13 (4)
George O'Neill
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Rory McIlroy’s length off the tee is on show again at the fifth.
His booming tee shot lands pin-high left, but just scoots off the back.
The Northern Irishman has a good lie and really should get up and down for birdie from there.
Meanwhile, Matteo Manassero is in trouble down the left, just over one of the stone walls dotted around this wonderful course.
Aberg -17, MacIntyre -15 (1)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Big save from Bob MacIntyre.
Ludvig Aberg also shows signs of nerves, leaving his birdie attempt longer than he'd like, but both players walk off with par.
Rai -13 (16)
Come on down, Aaron Rai. The 2020 winner has gone bogey-free today, and is six-under on the 16th.
He's on course for his best round of the event.
MacIntyre -15
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Bob MacIntyre finds trouble to the left off the first tee.
He also has a tree in his line, but does well to chop a shot out of the thick stuff. The ball rolls just off the back of the green, so work to do for par.
Ludvig Aberg has a birdie look from about 20 feet.