Scottie Scheffler continued his remarkable year by claiming the gold medal in the Olympic men's golf competition in Paris.
Scheffler tore round Le Golf National on Sunday, carding a final round of 9-under 62 to reach 19-under par.
England's Tommy Fleetwood secured the silver medal, finishing on 18-under par.
Hideki Mastuyama took the bronze after he finished one stroke behind the Englishman.
Jon Rahm held a four-shot lead at the summit on the back nine but two bogeys and a double bogey from the Spaniard saw his challenge for the gold medal blow up in smoke.
Rahm finished in a tie for fifth on 15-under with Rory McIlroy.
Home favourite Victor Perez fired a sublime, out-of-nowhere 63 to finish in solo fourth on 16-under.
Nicolai Hojgaard, Tom Kim, Joaquin Niemann, Thomas Detry, Jason Day, Corey Conners and Xander Schauffele also finished inside the top-10.
Scroll down to see how it happened...
S. Scheffler | -19 |
T. Fleetwood | -18 |
H. Matsuyama | -17 |
V. Perez | -16 |
J. Rahm | -15 |
R. McIlroy | -15 |
N. Hojgaard | -14 |
T. Kim | -13 |
J. Niemann | -12 |
J. Day | -12 |
Schauffele -14, Fleetwood- 13, Matsuyama -11 (17)
After finding the rough off both the tee and with his approach shot, Schauffele played a stunning chip shot from 30 yards down to a foot.
It's a kick-in par to remain out in front with Rahm.
Fleetwood and Matsuyama also make pars.
Rahm -14 (17)
After some recent putting woes, Rahm bins a 35-footer for birdie to move into a tie for the lead with Schauffele on 14-under par.
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Xander Schauffele (US) | -14 (15) |
Jon Rahm ( Spa) | -13 (16) |
Tommy Fleetwood (GB) | -13 (15) |
Hideki Matsuyama (Jap) | -12 (15) |
Nicolai Hojgaard (Den) | -11 (F) |
Rory McIlroy (Ire) | -10 (F) |
Scottie Scheffler (US) | -10 (17) |
McIlroy -10 (F)
McIlroy makes par on 18 to card a 5-under 66.
It leaves him four back.
Scheffler -10 (17)
Sloppy bogey for the World No.1 at 17 and he now falls back to 10-under par.
That's four back of his US compatriot Schauffele.
Rahm -13 (15)
It's another three-putt bogey for Rahm from just inside of 40 feet.
Rahm has made four three-putts this week now, which is pretty horrendous for a man of his status.
The Spaniard is now one behind Schauffele, who is heading down the 15th.
Schauffele -14 (14)
It's an eagle from the defending champion from Team USA at the par-5 14th.
Schauffele walked in a 26-footer straight into the heart to move to 14-under par.
He's now in a tie for the lead with Rahm, who is heading down the 15th.
Fleetwood made a birdie to move within one of the lead.
Scheffler -11 (16)
It's a sixth birdie of the day for Scheffler who moves to 11-under par.
He's just three back of Rahm.
Rahm -14 (14)
Rahm sent a stunning second shot into nine feet on the par-5 14th, but the Spaniard could not convert the eagle putt.
The $600m LIV Golf star moves to 14-under par for the tournament, which is now two shots clear of Fleetwood and Schauffele who are heading down the 14th as we speak.
Fleetwood, Schauffele -12, Matsuyama -11 (13)
The final group all make safe pars.
Fleetwood and Schauffele remain one back of Rahm.
Matsuyama is two back.
Jon Rahm (Spa) | -13 (13) |
Xander Schauffele (US) | -12 (12) |
Tommy Fleetwood (GB) | -12 (12) |
Nicolai Hojgaard (Den) | -11 (F) |
Hideki Matsuyama (Jap) | -11 (12) |
Jason Day (Aus) | -10 (16) |
Rory McIlroy (Ire) | -10 (16) |
Scottie Scheffler (US) | -10 (14) |
Scheffler -10 (14)
Scheffler moves level with McIlroy on 10-under par after a simple birdie on the par-5 14th.
The 14th is playing one of the easiest holes on the course alongside the par-5 3rd, so the leading groups should also take advantage of that one in the next 20 minutes.
Scheffler is three back of Rahm.
Rahm -13 (13)
Rahm bins a 22-footer for birdie to move to 4-under par for the round and to 13-under par for the tournament.
The LIV Golf star now puts a Spanish flag atop the leaderboard.
Rahm now leads Fleetwood and Schauffele by one.
Greg Norman will getting very excited.
Schauffele -12, Fleetwood -12, Matsuyama -11 (12)
There's been a huge turn of events on the par-4 12th.
Fleetwood made a sloppy bogey from nowhere, and then Schauffele and Matsuyama both took full advantage with birdies for a dramatic two-shot swing.
Schauffele now moves into a tie for the lead with Fleetwood and Rahm, who is in the group ahead.
Matsuyama is now one back alongside Hojgaard, who is in the clubhouse.
Aberg -10 (17)
Sweden's Aberg is making a huge surge up the board on Saturday.
He's just rolled in a seventh birdie on the round to progress to 10-under par.
Three back.
Tommy Fleetwood (GB) | -13 (11) |
Jon Rahm (Spa) | -12 (11) |
Nicolai Hojgaard (Den) | -11 (F) |
Xander Schauffele (US) | -11 (11) |
Rory McIlroy (Ire) | -10 (15) |
Jason Day (Aus) | -10 (14) |
Alejandro Tosti (Arg) | -10 (14) |
Hideki Matsuyama (Jap) | -10 (11) |
Aberg -9 (16)
Sweden's Aberg is flying up the board.
He's now up to 9-under.
Four back.
Hojgaard -11 (F)
Hojgaard shoots a stunning 9-under 62, which is the lowest round of the week and it also ties the course record at Le Golf National.
The Dane is just two back.
McIlroy -10 (14)
It's a simple birdie for McIlroy at the par-5 14th.
He's three back.
Fleetwood -13 (10)
It's a second birdie of the day for Fleetwood, who moves into the outright lead on 13-under par.
He's one clear of Rahm.
Rahm -12 (10)
Rahm had 20 feet for birdie on the 10th but could not convert the putt to take the outright lead.
He settles for par and remains in a tie for the lead with Fleetwood, who is heading down the 10th.
It's looking all the more likely we are heading for a very bunched board heading into Sunday.
Fleetwood -12, Schauffele -11, Matsuyama -9 (9)
It's somewhat disappointing pars for the final trio on the par-5 9th.
Fleetwood remains in a tie for the lead with Rahm, while Schauffele is one off the pace with Hojgaard and Day.
Matsuyama looks on from three back.
Hojgaard -11 (17)
Hojgaard is incredibly 9-under par thru 17 holes to move to 11-under par.
He's just got to par the tough par-4 18th to set the lowest score of the week.
The Dane is right in the mix for gold.
Scheffler -9 (11)
It's a birdie at 11 for Scheffler, who now moves to 9-under par and three off the pace.
Rahm -12 (9)
Rahm chips up from short of the green to three feet and rolls in the birdie putt to recover his dropped shot on the 8th.
The Spaniard now ties Fleetwood on 12-under par.
