The final round of The Senior Open is set for a tight finish, with K.J. Choi leading at eight-under-par, just one shot clear of Australian, Richard Green, who is seven-under.
Carnoustie is known to be a tough test and, over the final stretch, it's clear that drama will likely unfold, especially as Choi double-bogeyed the 15th and 16th on Saturday to see his big advantage extinguished.
Choi during the third round at Carnoustie
Having won on the Korean Tour in 2024, at the age of 54, Choi hasn't claimed victory on the Senior circuit since 2021 and, with a one shot lead, it's not going to be easy for him on Sunday, especially with the calibre of players chasing the South Korean down.
Amongst the pack is Green (-7), who actually held the course record at Carnoustie for a number of years, as well as Arjun Atwal (-6), Paul Broadhurst (-4), Angel Cabrera (-3), Padraig Harrington (-2) and Stephen Ames (-2).
On Sunday, the leaders will head out at 1.35pm local time (BST), with a number of notable pairs ready to tackle the links for the final day. Check out the full tee times below.
The Senior Open Final Round
BST/ET
- 7.15am (2.15am): Cameron Clark, Shaun Micheel
- 7.25am (2.25am): Daniel Chopra, Christian Cevaer
- 7.35am (2.35am): David Shacklady, Lionel Alexandre
- 7.45am (2.45am): Peter Fowler, Greg Owen
- 7.55am (2.55am): David McKenzie, Fran Quinn
- 8.05am (3.05am): Michael Wright, Tom Gillis
- 8.15am (3.15am): Ken Tanigawa, Jason Norris
- 8.30am (3.30am): Michael Long, Doug Barron
- 8.40am (3.40am): Barry Austin, Jeev Milkha Singh
- 8.50am (3.50am): Guy Boros, Wesley Short Jr
- 9.00am (4.00am): Rod Pampling, Prayad Marksaeng
- 9.10am (4.10am): Euan McIntosh, Stephen Dodd
- 9.20am (4.20am): Mikael Lundberg, Scott Parel
- 9.30am (4.30am): Robert Coles, Hiroyuki Fujita
- 9.40am (4.40am): Greig Hutcheon, Thomas Gogele
- 9.55am (4.55am): Adilson Da Silva, Bob Estes
- 10.05am (5.05am): Rob Labritz, Phillip Archer
- 10.15am (5.15am): Scott Hend, Scott Henderson
- 10.25am (5.25am): Retif Goosen, Peter Lawrie
- 10.35am (5.35am): Colin Montgomerie, Jason Gore
- 10.45am (5.45am): Y.E. Yang, John Senden
- 10.55am (5.55am): Paul Goydos, Keith Horne
- 11.05am (6.05am): Doug McGuigan, Robert Karlsson
- 11.20am (6.20am): Michael Campbell, Clark Dennis
- 11.30am (6.30am): Glen Day, Emanuele Canonica
- 11.40am (6.40am): Bradley Dredge, Alex Cejka
- 11.50am (6.50am): Markus Brier, Simon Khan
- 12.00pm (7.00am): Tim Petrovic, Scott McCarron
- 12.10pm (7.10am): Matt Gogel, Peter Baker
- 12.20pm (7.20am): Darren Clarke, Thomas Bjorn
- 12.30pm (7.30am): Joakim, Haeggman, Greg Chalmers
- 12.45pm (7.45am): Bernhard Langer, Paul Lawrie
- 12.55pm (7.55am): Ricardo Gonzalez, Miguel Angel Jimenez
- 13.05pm (8.05am): Steven Alker, Stephen Ames
- 13.15pm (8.15am): Padraig Harrington, Angel Cabrera
- 13.25pm (8.25am): Paul Broadhurst, Arjun Atwal
- 13.35pm (8.35am): Richard Green, K.J Choi
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