Olympics Golf Final Round: LIVE leaderboard and updates from Le Golf National in Paris

Hojgaard -13, Matsuyama -15 (6)

My word. 

Another birdie for the 2021 Masters champion. 

That's four in six holes. 

He's now one back of the lead. 

McIlroy -12 (6)

Bizarre stuff from McIlroy, who misses the sixth green with a wedge. 

He's on a downslope with no green to work with. 

He opens the blade up and gentle brushes his club under the ball. 

That is magnificent and almost drops for a birdie. 

Another par... 

Fleetwood -15, Rahm -16, Schauffele -16 (5)

Tommy finds the fairway at the par-4 fifth. 

He has a green light to go right at the flag, but is cautious with his approach. 

His birdie putt from about 18 feet is also cautious, and stops short in the jaws. 

Easy par for Tommy, but you sense that he needs to attack the pins when given the chance. 

Meanwhile Rory McIlroy has just missed his second green in a row with a short iron. 

Kin -12 (6)

Superb stuff from Tom Kim. 

The South Korean is just inside Scheffler's ball with his approach. 

No problem with the birdie putt... 

Scheffler -13 (6)

Let's go to back to the world number one who has another birdie putt at the sixth hole. 

From the way he has started, you'd back him to make this.

But it lips out!

Robbed. 

He cannot believe that. 

Rahm -16 (4)

Schauffele -16 (4)

Fleetwood -5 (4)

Matsuyama -14 (5)

Scheffler -13 (6)

Hojgaard -13 (5)

McIlroy -12 (5)

Day -11 (6)

Niemann -11 (6)

Kim -11 (5)

McIlroy -12, Matsuyama -14, Hojgaard -13 (5)

McIlroy found the fairway at the fifth hole and he would have expected better with his approach from 137 yards. 

He tugs it left and has to scramble to save par. 

Hogjaard converts for birdie from five feet. 

Matsuyama rolls one in from about 20 feet up the hill to reach 14-under. 

From the middle of the fairway at the fourth hole, Fleetwood fires a dart that settles about eight feet from the pin. 

He could join the lead here. 

Schauffele is on the putting surface and will have an outside look. 

From 151 yards, Rahm plays a high draw and he finds another green in regulation. 

He's just inside Schauffele's ball. 

V. Perez -9 (6)

The Frenchman has played his first five holes in level par. 

But he's just moved to 1-under for the day and 9-under overall with a 22-foot birdie putt at the sixth hole. 

That was loud. 

McIlroy -12, Hojgaard -12, Matsuyama -13 (4)

McIlroy was in trouble with his tee shot. 

His ball came to rest awkwardly next to the bunker and the ball was severely below his feet. 

The Northern Irishman didn't love his approach and was 40 feet from the pin. 

Still, he manages to safe par with two putts. 

Matsuyama, on the other hand, hit a beauty to eight feet and converted his birdie putt. 

Hojgaard settles for a par. 

Rahm -15, Schauffele -15, Fleetwood -14 (3)

Easy birdies for this trio. 

Schauffele was closest but his eagle putt lacked pace. 

Fleetwood has bounced back with an opening bogey with back-to-back birdies. 

The third hole is the easiest on the course for a reason. 

All three are on the putting surface in two. 

You'd expect all three to make birdie here... 

Scheffler -13 (4)

Scheffler proves he is human. 

The American misses a birdie putt from 12 feet at the par-4 fourth hole. 

Clark -10 (8)

Wyndham Clark is playing some superb golf today. 

He's jut found his fifth birdie of the day at the par-4 seventh hole.

McIlroy -12, Hojgaard -12,  Matsuyama -12 (3)

McIlroy moves to within two shots of the lead. 

He found the par-5 third hole in two strokes and left his eagle putt right in the jaws. 

Still, it's the easiest of birdie putts. 

Matsuyama misses from nine feet for his birdie. 

Meanwhile, Hojgaard left himself in some trouble with his approach. 

He escapes with a par, though. 

Schauffele -14, Rahm -14, Fleetwood -13 (2)

My word. 

Schauffele manages to save par from a treacherous position. 

His flop shot settles for a gimme and he'll stay at 14-under.

Meanwhile, Fleetwood converts his birdie putt up the hill. 

You get the feeling that that is huge. 

Rahm settles for a three. 

Take on the pin at the par-3 second hole at your peril. 

Rahm plays a fade off the centre of the green and stays dry.  

Schauffele misses long and he's got tough chip coming back down the hill.

What can Fleetwood do? 

He's closest and he'll have about 12 feet for birdie. 

Fleetwood -12, Schauffele -14, Rahm -14 (1)

Fleetwood's delicate chip from the second cut of rough settles some 10 feet from the hole. 

Can he save par? 

Nope. 

He misses low. 

Schauffele and Rahm make par. 

McIlroy -11, Matsuyama -12, Hojgaard -12 (2)

Mastuyama almost made a hole-in-one at the second hole. 

The Japanese golfer tidies up the easiest of birdie putts. 

McIlroy's putt from the fringe misses high and he settles for par. 

Hojgaard also two-putts for three. 

Day -11 (3)

The Australian moves to within three shots of the lead, courtesy of a lovely putt at the par-5 third hole. 

Fleetwood is first to go in the final group at the first hole. 

His approach leaks left and he's in the thick rough. 

Schauffele's approach is safe and he'll have about 25 feet for birdie. 

Rahm had the green light to go straight at the flag, but he's long!

Tricky two-putt from there. 

Scheffler -12 (2) 

My word. 

That's why he's world number one. 

Scottie Scheffler missed the green right, grabs a wedge and then chips in from 25 feet.