The Open 2025 live: Leaderboard and golf scores with Rory McIlroy in contention as John Parry lands hole in one

That’s a horrible start for Justin: A bogey to move back to -1 overall for Rose.

Nick Faldo tells Sky Sports: “I’m saying no, you cannot get away with missing fairways here. The wind has picked up a touch. We have eight holes, left to right, Scottie doesn’t like that. He’s got away with it, every time I watch him. I don’t believe that can keep going on. I think you have to keep it in play. As the nerves get up, there are fall offs, the pressure will mount.”

Leaderboard: -10 Scheffler, -9 Fitzpatrick; -8: Li, Harman; -5: MacIntyre, Hojgaard R, Hatton, English

The defending champion, at two, has an eagle putt trickle away to the right, but he’ll take birdie and soon move to -3, seven behind Scottie Scheffler.

DeChambeau continues to roll on 16: His second shot is majestic, a high bounding chip from the back right of the par three, it tumbles down, but then checks, handing him a great chance to save par and remain tied 26th at -2 overall.

Leaderboard: -10 Scheffler, -9 Fitzpatrick; -8: Li, Harman; -5: MacIntyre, Hojgaard R, Hatton, English

A couple of difficult holes for DeChambeau saw him move to -1, but he birdies the next to get back to -2. Not quite as impressive as yesterday for the American.

We have a hole in one and John Parry has moved to -3!

He takes on the 192-yard 13th and tees off with a lovely shot that arcs perfectly for the ace!

Barely a bounce as it fell in.

The first hole-in-one of the 2025 tournament, and the 26th in the last 40 years of The Open.

Defending champion Xander Schauffele begins the day on -2 and he tees off with a promising shot down the fairway.

Spaun lands a 17-foot birdie putt to move to -3, while Dustin Johnson continues a good day by securing par to stay on -2.

Tommy Fleetwood lands a monster putt for the first eagle of the day, and he moves to -2!

He clips his second shot 282 yards before lining up a 35-foot putt that he sinks in brilliantly!

A brilliant round from Corey Conners today, as he lands another birdie on 18 to finish the day with a round of 66.

He’s at -4 now, and will face an interesting wait to see how high that puts him up the leaderboard!

Henrik Stenson has seen his early progress halted as he finds his first bogey at the 14th. He moves back to -3.

At the other end of the course, Matt Wallace is off to a flyer as he birdies the first two holes to move to -2.