Reaction as Chris Gotterup wins Genesis Scottish Open
World number 158 holds off Rory McIlroy & Marco Penge with final round 66
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Knapp -10, Penge -9, M Fitzpatrick -9 (2)
Real pressure on Marco Penge to make his six foot par putt, but he sinks it. He did well to regain composure after that woeful second shot.
Matt Fitzpatrick has a shorter par effort, but he's missed a few short ones this week. No mishaps this time.
Jake Knapp does the same. No bother for the penultimate group.
Schauffele -7 (6)
Xander Schauffele is a previous winner here at The Renaissance Club and he moves to seven under with a birdie at the par-three sixth.
Aberg -7 (3)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club
The pin on three is tucked away on a flat sliver at the back with a bunker lurking right and a slope on the left.
Ludivg Aberg is the latest title hopeful who can only make par here.
Penge -9, Knapp -10 (1)
Marco Penge drives the second 369 yards.
He's been doing that all week. An unbelievable ball striker, with so much power. Just melts it.
Unfortunately, he really fats his approach and it's miles back from the green. All wrong.
Jake Knapp goes way right from the tee box, and his approach rolls backwards off the front of the green. Suddenly a bit trickier.
McIlroy -11 Gotterup -10 Clark -1 (1)
Richard Winton
BBC Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Guess who’s coming up the second…
McIlroy -11, Gotterup -10, Clark -9 (1)
Chris Gotterup finds the bunker down the right-hand side of one and has to wedge it out into the fairway. The American can't get up and down for par and drops back to 10 under.
No such trouble for Rory McIlroy, who safely two-putts for his par and now stands alone at the top.
Scheffler -6 (3)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club
Not to be.
Scottie Scheffler can't take advantage of the par-five third.
His second shot into thick rough short left of the green was his undoing.
Knapp -10, Penge -1, Fitzpatrick -1 (1)
A chance for Jake Knapp on the first to get within one of the leaders with a 12 foot putt.
It's measured to perfection, dropping in.
Marco Penge had a great look from three feet, but misjudged it badly. Par will have to do.
McIlroy -11
An enormous cheer for Rory McIlroy as he is introduced on the tee box as the Masters champion.
It's a wonderful opening tee shot, 346 yards and dead centre of the fairway.
A fine start.
Image source, Getty ImagesMartin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club
Tree trouble off the tee for Kristoffer Reitan at the third.
No such problems for Scottie Scheffler, who is bang centre of the fairway.
Can the world number one bounce back from that bogey?
McIlroy -11 (13:40)
Image source, Getty ImagesWill McIlroy be smiling after his final round?
Friday afternoon proved tricky for scoring, as did yesterday at times, with wind gusting in off the coast.
Not the case today. Plenty have flown out the traps, but can they build on it to heap pressure on the leaders?
Rory McIlroy and Chris Gotterup get under way in one minute.
Scheffler -6 (2)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club
Scottie Scheffler immediately gives back the shot he gained
After driving into a bunker he has a chance to save par from inside five feet but can't take it. Frustration for the American.
Image source, Getty ImagesM Fitzpatrick -9, Knapp -9, Penge -9
The penultimate group of the day have just teed off at the first.
Matt Fitzpatrick is down the right-hand side, Jake Knapp is in the middle of the fairway and Marco Penge - the longest driver this week - also finds the short grass.
Straka -8 (1)
Sepp Straka makes a brilliant start. He birdies the first, like many have already today, with a putt from nine feet.
He's getting back amongst it.
Hovland -6 (2)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club
Brilliant birdie for Viktor Hovland.
He overshoots the second green but shows a delicate touch to hole the chip.
McIlroy -11, Gotterup -11 (13:40)
A little look at this weeks' 'strokes gained' stats between the two leaders, Chris Gotterup and Rory McIlroy. David and Goliath.
Off the tee, Gotterup is ranked third in the field through the 54 holes so far. McIlroy is down at 63.
Around the green and in putting, Gotterup ranks seventh for both.
McIlroy edges both of those, sixth and fourth best respectively.
We mentioned that Canada's Nick Taylor had started well and he picks up another birdie at the fifth to get to seven under.
England's Harry Hall, meanwhile, has birdied the first three holes in succession.
He is at eight under.
Scheffler -7 (1)
Martin Watt
BBC Sport Scotland at the Renaissance Club
Sign of intent from Scottie Scheffler?
After a poor day yesterday by his lofty standards, the world number one begins day three with a birdie.
His approach was a thing of beauty, utilising the slope to the left of the green to roll in tight to the back pin.
Richard Winton
BBC Scotland at The Renaissance Club
Plenty happening in the tented village this morning, including more than a few dedicated drinkers on the gargle already. Final putt is due around 19:00 BST so it's a long day ahead, lads. Pace yourselves...