Open Championship 2025: Thrills and Spills of Round 3 at Royal Portrush

Last updated: 20 de July de 2025 03:03

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The third round of the 153rd Open Championship is taking place at the Royal Portrush Golf Course, located in Northern Ireland. Scottie Scheffler led the competition at the start of the weekend, with a score of 10 under par. He was closely followed by Matt Fitzpatrick, one stroke behind, and Brian Harman along with Haotong Li, two strokes behind. During the day, Rory McIlroy starred in a curious shot and John Parry achieved the first hole-in-one of the event.

Highlights of the 2025 Open Championship Third Round:

A second unexpected blow from Rory.

A second ball mysteriously pops out of the ground on Rory’s approach
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Tyrell Hatton sinks a long putt.

Tyrell Hatton sinks it from far out
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Fitzpatrick ties with Scheffler.

Fitzpatrick ties it up with Scheffler
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John Parry achieves the first hole-in-one of the championship.

John Parry sinks the first hole-in-one of the championship
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Jesper Svensson makes a long putt for birdie.

Jesper Svensson drains the long putt for birdie
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Corey Conners gets his third birdie of the day.

Corey Conners makes his third birdie of the day
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Francesco Molinari almost pulled off a spectacular shot.

Francesco Molinari barely missed the slam dunk
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Arrival of the golfers for the third round.

Golfers arrive for the third round
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