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Rory McIlroy hits quadruple bogey on first & triple bogey on 18th in eight-over-par 79 at Royal Portrush
Leaders: -5 Holmes (F); -4 Lowry (F)
Selected: -3 Rahm (F), Koepka (F), Hatton (F), Fleetwood (F), MacIntyre (F), Garcia (F)
-2 Rose (F); Level Clarke (F); +2 McDowell (F); +3 Molinari (F); +7 Woods (F)
Fleetwood -2, Thomas level, Olesen -1 (10)
Justin Thomas had a tough start to life at Royal Portrush but he's back even now.
Tommy Fleetwood has had so many long-range birdie chances over the last few holes but -3 continues to elude him.
The Englishman still hasn’t dropped a shot, though, and it’s another par on the 10th.
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Royal Portrush
Image source, BBC SportNow then, what's a Harris Hawk doing at a golf major, I hear you ask?
Shadow is here to scare off the seagulls that are lurking above the coastal course and looking for scraps being dropped in the spectator village - she's doing a pretty good job of it at the minute.
Handler John Carmichael, from the Northern Ireland School of Falconry, has four hawks with him at Royal Portrush this week and they're proving pretty popular with fans wanting photos, if not the seagulls...
Spieth -1 Willett -1 (8)
Jordan Spieth has the skids underneath him. A double bogey six on eight, knocks him down to one under.
Playing partner Danny Willett picks up a shot to join him on one under.
Iain Carter
BBC Sport golf correspondent at Royal Portrush
It's a huge disappointment obviously for Rory McIlroy but also for the crowd who would have been looking forward to seeing McIlroy deliver but it will now take a mighty effort for him to even make the cut and be here for the weekend.
John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Royal Portrush
"When do you think was the last time Rory shot a 79 around here," muses a fan. "Probably when he was about 10," replies his pal.
McIlroy +8 (E)
Well, that is surely that.
Rory McIlroy's stinker of round finishes on a suitably bum note with an ugly triple bogey seven on 18.
He is EIGHT OVER for today and surely, even with three rounds remaining, cooked in terms of getting into contention for the title.
Rose -1, Finau level, Bjerregaard level (2)
It was a lightning start for Justin Rose with a birdie on the first and he follows it up with a solid par on the par-five second.
Woods E (1)
Well, that was the scenic route down the first.
Tiger Woods tickles in his par putt from 15 feet to rescue par after flirting - not too elegantly - with the rough and sand.
Tiger Woods from the depths of a bunker that looks like a lunar crater.
Oh, mighty. The American digs out a sublime shot to give himself a shot of making par.
Fleetwood -2, Thomas +1, Olesen -1 (9)
Fleetwood’s second shot lands at least 50ft left of the ninth hole.
A birdie was a big ask, but the Englishman gets the ball close enough to two-putt and make par.
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Tommy Bowe knows...
The signs are not good for Tiger Woods.
The Masters main man's second from the rough on the first is into the fairway sand. Ugly.
And this is one of the course's easier holes...
Johnson E (1), Spieth -3, 7
Dustin Johnson's birdie putt stays up on the green on the first.
Elsewhere Jordan Spieth splashes a delicious bunker escape up to within a couple of feet of the pin on seven. His par should be a formality from here. It is.
Molinari +3 (F)
Defending champion Francesco Molinari keeps scrapping until the end as he goes for a monster birdie putt on the 18th.
No birdie, but the ball stops just beyond the hole and the Italian taps it in to finish with a par.
Image source, ReutersTiger Woods is playing alongside Ryder Cup pantomine villain Patrick Reed and Englishman Matt Wallace.
Both Reed and Wallace are set fair down the middle of the landing strip.
Alex Bysouth
BBC Sport at Royal Portrush
Uh oh. Tiger goes a touch left off the tee and the nervous murmurings begin among the fans flanking the opening fairway - wonder if any of these lot were around to see Rory’s snowman this morning?
Yellow-baton waiving marshals rush to locate the 15-time major champ’s ball in the long grass.
McIlroy +5 (17)
John Haughey
BBC Sport NI at Royal Portrush
Rory McIlroy is in for par on the 17th but after a heavy-handed pitch his slumped shoulders tell a tale. Who can blame him? That debacle on the 16th summed up his day.
Right, here we go.
On the tee is golf's ringmaster extraordinaire Tiger Woods.
Sporting a white sleeveless jumper, he touches the peak of his cap to acknowledge the cheers from the gallery.
He takes an iron, pulls a face and sees his ball burrow into the rough.
Not an auspicious start.
Image source, ReutersMolinari +3 (17)
Francesco Molinari knows he's hitting towards a flag, but he can't see it for the huge mound of deep rough in front of him.
The defending champion's approach soars to the back of the 18th green. The final hole has been the undoing of many today.
Rose -1, Finau level, Bjerregaard level (1)
Justin Rose decides to play it safe with an iron on the second tee. It does the job. Bunkers averted.