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2024 Canadian Open live commentary: Field, tee times, schedule, standings and how to follow the action as Robert MacIntyre closes with brilliant victory

The 2024 RBC Canadian Open draws to a close today as Robert MacIntyre looks to seal his first PGA Tour victory.

The Scot has been brilliant all weekend and has a four-shot lead heading into the final round.

MacIntyre leads the chasing pack

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MacIntyre leads the chasing packCredit: Getty

Hot on his heels is Englishman Tommy Fleetwood, who is five shots behind.

In addition, Canadian Mackenzie Hughes is four shots off the lead in what is his home tournament, given that he was born in Ontario.

Canadian Open: date and how to follow

The Canadian Open will take place from Thursday, May 30 to Sunday, June 2. Play will begin at 11:45am UK time each day.

It will take place at Hamilton Golf & Country Club in Ancaster, Ontario. The course will be a par 70 and measure a maximum length of 7,084 yards.

McIlroy won in Hamilton the last time the Canadian Open was held there in 2019.

talkSPORT 2 will broadcast live commentary from all four days from Ontario – click here to tune in.

The action will also be shown on Sky Sports Golf throughout the week.

Nick Taylor won in Canada last summer

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Nick Taylor won in Canada last summerCredit: Getty
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Canadian Open: tee times and rankings

Ontario’s latest rankings can be viewed here.

McIlroy is the only top-ten player in the field this week, but he’s struggling mightily and would need a monumental effort to win from where he is.

The field was made up of 156 players before Friday night’s cut, with Robert MacIntyre leading the way.

Groupings and departure times have been announced and can be viewed here.

Fleetwood still chasing first PGA Tour win

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Fleetwood still aiming for first PGA Tour victoryCredit: Getty

Canadian Open: What was said?

MacIntyre finished the third day very well and he hopes to finish the job.

He said: “I just sat there. I didn’t do great at first, but I feel like every time I drop a shot I bounce back with maybe two good shots into the green, and I took a backstroke.

“It never escaped me. A little bit of luck, a little bit of myself staying in the moment, staying calm. I finally got my reward with the putter.”

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