PGA Championship 2025 leaderboard LIVE: Latest scores from final round at Quail Hollow

It’s been far from perfect golf by Scottie Scheffler so far today, but he’s doing enough, and that might be enough.

Scheffler misses his par putt on six from perhaps seven feet, the ball staying half a cup left, and that’s a shot dropped.

Meanwhile Adam Scott and Tony Finau have both joined the chasing group on six under.

-6 -Finau (9), Scott (10), Riley (6), Noren (5), Rahm (5), English (65)

Riley drops a shot at the sixth, so Scheffler’s five-shot lead is restored.

-6 -Riley (6), Noren (5), Rahm (5), English (65)

On five, Scheffler chips to 15 feet and then drains a brilliant left-to-right putt for par. Magical.

It’s not quite happening for DeChambeau out there, who misreads his birdie putt on seven. It runs left and he thrashes his arm out to the right in frustration.

Back on the fifth hole, Scheffler has just flown the green with his approach from a fairway bunker.

Alex Noren bogeys the fourth, which Scheffler pars, and suddenly the American has a five-shot lead at the top.

But it doesn’t last long – ahead on the fifth, Davis Riley chips in with a slam dunk from the rough! That’s a valuable birdie and he’s up to solo second.

-6 Noren (4), Rahm (5), English (65)

Perhaps the most suprising thing about this final round is how not a single chaser has put together a run of birdies. We expected at least one to put the pressure on Scheffler, but so far no one’s looked like getting near his score. Jon Rahm is level so far, Matt Fitzpatrick and Bryson DeChambeau are both +1 for the day, as are Alex Noren and Davis Riley.

Fitzpatrick is having a rollercoaster round, with a couple of bogeys followed by a couple of birdies to start, but he’s now back at four under after missing a birdie putt on seven.

DeChambeau has got himself on trouble and dropped back a shot too, to four under.

Scheffler bounces straight back from that bogey start with a birdie on two, which seemed unlikely after his terrible tee shot. Noren pars, and the world No 1 has a four-shot lead.

-6 Riley (2), Poston (2), Rahm (3), English (65)