Who? Where? What? Exactly. Here's the leaderboard for you. Five shots between leader Jordan Spieth and second-placed Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman. It's bubbling nicely for what is supposed to be a procession.

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Tiger Woods watches his effort from the edge of the green gently roll further and further away from the pin. It'll be a bogey if he's lucky for the former world number one. Other golfers are available, of course. Beautiful approach from Phil Mickelson on the par-four ninth. Birdie chance for Lefty. Jordan, he's coming to get you.

Alan Potter:, external Spieth is doing his best to let the others catch up, Mickleson, Rory, Tiger even Els making moves.

Russell Maynard:, external Great to see the Tiger fist pump again golf has missed him.

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Tiger Woods needs to hope there's a magic wand somewhere in his bag if he's to get himself back on track on the 14th. A couple of tree trunks are blocking his view... he gives it his best - whack - the ball flies through the air - but smashes his club on the floor in frustration. The ball rests on the edge of the green. Not a bad effort, but not the wizardry of old either.

The spectators dance on the woodchips, trying to avoid Tiger Woods' tee shot on the 14th. The former champion's long game not playing ball. But forget about Woods for a moment because Jordan Spieth has left himself with a gargantuan putt to save par and he's a smidgeon wide. Bogey for the leader, who falls back to 14 under for the tournament.

If you were Jordan Spieth who would you like to partner you on the final day? Phil Mickelson or Charley Hoffman? Thought so. Looking like Lefty will go last with the Texan as things stand, and that might make the 21-year-old a little hot under the collar, but let's not go counting chickens just yet.

Iain Carter
BBC golf correspondent on Radio 5 live

"There is a trademark fist pump celebration from Tiger Woods. You can hear what the fans think about that."

Jay Townsend
Former American professional golfer on BBC Radio 5 live

"I haven't seen this body language from Tiger Woods in many, many years, maybe five or six years. He's a believer."

Peter Alliss
BBC Sport commentator

"Those cheers for Tiger Woods will go whistling around the course. Jordan Spieth will think it is an eagle, maybe even a hole-in-one."

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Oh - my - word! The crowd are on their feet, whooping and hollering, and understandably so. After a disastrous tee shot, Tiger Woods comes away from the 13th with a birdie. Remarkable from the 14-time major winner. Rory McIlroy with a bogey on the 16th.

A yee-hawingly good tee shot from Jordan Spieth on the seventh. I'm pleased to report that Tiger Woods has found his ball and has given himself a fighting chance of a birdie on the 13th. Rory McIlroy has found the rough stuff, though it's all relative, on the edge of the green on the 16th. It's hotting up, but some like it hot.

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Kevin Streelman with a birdie on the eighth but, hang on, Jordan Spieth has just sunk one on the sixth. A second birdie of the day for the leader. "That was a brave one," says Ken Brown. Had he missed, he would have been left with a tricky putt for par. Rory McIlroy for birdie on the 15th. Oof things are getting tense. In it goes. McIlroy up to eight under.

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Peter Alliss
BBC Sport commentator

"It went left somewhere, whether he will find it I am not sure. I have never seen anything like it. He drop-kicked it."

Paul Azinger
Former United States Ryder Cup captain and BBC expert

"That was remarkable. I have never seen a professional do that, ever. He chunked it."

Tiger Woods in trouble on the 13th. He screws his tee shot and immediately lets go of his driver. Shoulders are slumped, eyes are on the ground. He'll be searching a while for that ball. A strange shot, one which barely left the ground.

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European Tour pro Pablo Larrazabal has gone big on Twitter, nailing his belief to the Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy mast.

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McIlroy seven under, Woods one worse off. They need to keep jumping through hoops to catch our leader.

Rory McIlroy on the 15th, a par-five which he has birdied on the previous two days. Applause from his followers as he finds the fairway. Jordan Spieth, five clear of second placed Phil Mickelson and Charley Hoffman, on course for a par on the fifth.

Oops! The spectators are ducking... Phil Mickelson with a catawampus tee shot on the seventh and he'll find his ball nestling somewhere among the trees. A par for Rory McIlroy on the 14th.