PGA Championship 2023 LIVE stream: leaderboard and latest updates as Rory McIlroy chases Brooks Koepka through the final round

McIlroy -1 (6), Block +1 (6)

This is the daylight heist from Rory in tough six. It’s a long way off the tee with the audience, but it’s a nicely fed iron tucked into the heart of the green, towards the hole. For the bird, it rolls on a 13-foot hit and turns red again.

Rose -3 (5), Scheffler -2 (5)

He’s a superb tee shot from British to par three and uses the slope as Perez has done before. However, unlike his European compatriot, he cannot gain an advantage as his shot is shifted from the right.

Scheffler finds himself in the bunker on the green side outside the tee, but saves an excellent ups and downs.

Conners -5 (4), DeChambeau -3 (4)

We haven’t seen much action from this par-five fourth as DeChambeau settles for a par, but Conners makes a move into the green thanks to a nice wedge. In the third, he goes in after his bogey and comes right back.

Koepka -8 (3), Hovland -5 (3)

Wow. In the blink of an eye, the top four-time champion is up by three. This is a tee shot just under 1.5 meters by the LIV Golf star, and he makes no mistake.

Hovland’s tee shot feels a little shorter and he can’t put up with longer effort – he’s got quite a bit of a task ahead of him now to chase Koepka if he keeps playing like that.

Conners -4 (3), DeChambeau -3 (3)

The Canadian was a long way from his usual ball shooting clinic as he found the tee shot bunker. She can’t get up and down and now drops her speed by one more shot. DeChambeau does par to stay below three.

Cantlay -1 (10), Kitayama -1 (8), Reed -1 (7)

Lots of moves are made from those on the leaderboard. Reed is up to -3 for his round, while Cantlay is below -4 for the day. Kitayama is also floating around, and all three are in the top ten.

McIlroy E (4), Block +1 (4)

Two bogeys at the opening of the four-hole were the last thing Rory could ask for, but that’s exactly what she produced. The bird slams past the hole in the fourth and the par smack sticks its lips out from the left side. He’s back on par and now seven ahead.

The block makes it even to stay in one division.

Koepka -7 (2), Hovland -5 (2)

Most of the final groups have targeted this second-place pin, and Hovland and Koepka are no different.

Hovland goes first, and it’s a hit similar to the one Scheffler missed… and so does Viktor. That’s a bad effort from him and the kind of hits you have to make.

Koepka squeezes hers under five feet and makes no mistakes. The American makes the first move and is ahead by two margins.

Rose -3 (3), Scheffler -2 (3)

Both players do nothing with their third-par-to-quarters attempts and fall under three and two, respectively.

Conners (-5), DeChambeau (-3)

The Canadian’s in a bit of trouble outside of the tee, but an excellent anchor shot off the turf lets him save his money. DeChambeau shoots well with bird effort, but falls short and has to settle for par.