Sunday’s tee times at The 148th Open have been moved forward due to the adverse weather forecast.
The first tee time for the fourth and final round at Royal Portrush will be at 08:32, with the leaders beginning their final round at 14:47.
The Open has returned to Northern Ireland for the first time in 68 years, with sell-out crowds making it the second-highest attended Open of all-time.
The first three rounds have provided plenty of drama as the best players in the world battle it out to succeed Francesco Molinari as Champion Golfer of the Year and the Claret Jug will be lifted by the winner after the conclusion of Sunday’s action.
Shane Lowry holds the overnight lead, with his stunning 63 handing him a four-stroke advantage over England’s Tommy Fleetwood and the pair will play together shortly before 15:00.
In the group ahead, Brooks Koepka will hope to add to his four majors and he plays alongside fellow American JB Holmes while the heavyweight pairing of Rickie Fowler and Justin Rose are ahead of them.
There is an all-English pairing at 14:.17, with Lee Westwood partnering Danny Willett while few will want to miss the 2016 and 2017 Champion Golfers – Henrik Stenson and Jordan Spieth tee off at 13:57.
Justin Harding and Erik van Rooyen share the 12:32 tee time with Dylan Frittelli the last South African off at 13:37 with American Andrew Putnam.
