Andrew Murray
Former European Tour winner on 5 Live

A fantastic par save from Sam Burns.

He holed that beautifully. The rhythm to his putting stroke is, I think, better than anybody.

I'm going Burns for the win.

That's a big mistake from Sam Burns.

From 125 yards in the fairway, he's miles short with his second and it falls off the front of the green.

He holds his nerve to clip a nice chip, but it's a pressure-packed six-footer for a par. With holes running out, he can't afford to fritter away shots.

In it goes! That's a fine four.

Can we blame JT Poston's mistake at the 17th on the intense scrutiny that comes with a greater role in our live text?

What else can explain his duffed par putt from six feet?

A bad time to make an avoidable bogey.

Both Wyndham Clark and Scottie Scheffler have been brilliant on the back nine this week - and they will be encouraged that some scoring is available on the way home.

It's where Scheffler heated up last night with an astonishing chip-in at the 14th to make three straight birdies.

A similar run would turn the screw on Clark.

Andrew Murray
Former European Tour winner on 5 Live

Wow.

Brilliant speed through the grass, kept the loft on the face and it went towering high - higher than I thought possible.

An exquisite shot from Wyndham Clark.

Wyndham Clark is back scrapping around missing fairways, missing greens, but his scrambling ability is insane. This time he almost goes and holes out from some testing fescue next to the ninth green.

On the one hand you think he won't let this US Open title go with a short game like this, but on the other you wonder how many time he can keep going to the well and digging himself out of trouble.

Scottie Scheffler agains leaves a birdie putt woefully short - yes it's a tough one sliding down the hill but you just have to give them a run when you're four shots back.

Definitely curtains for Tommy Fleetwood now - I'm calling it.

His approach found the bunker rather than the 13th green and he's paid the penalty.

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Sam Burns tugs his drive into the thick stuff at 12.

He tries to chase one up the front of the green but it just runs out of steam. It doesn't look like the toughest up and down, but this is Sunday at the US Open. There's no such thing as 'easy'.

He decides to take the putter and it's a good call because he rolls it up next to the hole and makes a good four after missing the fairway.

Keith Mitchell finds the heart of the green in two and his 30-footer is tracking...but it just drifts to the right.

These greens are starting to look brown now. This is only going to get tougher for the last few groups.

Nicely played by JT Poston after dumping his third shot into the greenside bunker at the par-five 16th.

He's safely out, swirled to five feet and then saved for par.

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"This putter's rubbish, go get me one like Wyndham's...."

Andrew Murray
Former European Tour winner on 5 Live

I was thinking about how Wyndham Clark will have to handle this psychologically.

The holes look smaller, the fairways look narrower and you've just got to try and shake all those really big negatives off.

There was always a fella on my left shoulder giving me those negative vibes and I tried to brush him off with my right hand. It's easier said than done.

I feel for him in some ways because he's going through the wringer here.

Hit it Scottie Scheffler! A rolling birdie putt on eight has every chance if he's hit it, but he hasn't! You can't be leaving birdie putts short today Scottie...

Wyndham Clark mops up for par pretty comfortably - happily so after some of those unfortunate comments from the crowd on this hole.

Just heard a few "get in the bunker" shouts from the crowd at Shinnecock Hills and Wyndham Clark hits an approach onto the eighth green.

Not the sort of thing you like to hear - cheer on Scottie Scheffler or your own favourite if you want but don't jeer the US Open leader.

Rory McIlroy finishes his tournament with a three-over 73.

Disappointing weekend for the world number two. He was two under and chasing the lead at the turn yesterday, but covered his final 27 holes in eight over. Two 73s over the weekend.

He isn't playing the Travelers Championship next week but there'll probably be a few long practice sessions at home to address some of the loose play we've seen at Shinnecock.

I mentioned JT Poston a while back having catapulted himself into the mix thanks to six birdies in eight holes between five and 13.

He's way ahead of the leading groups having just completed the 15th but he really should have been within two.

A four-foot birdie chance has just passed him by, but with three holes to go, he has got a chance to set a number here.

With Wyndham Clark having missed that tiddler on seven, Sam Burns has the chance to move level with a birdie two on 11.

He's left himself 16 feet. This would be a great time to drain another. Nope, it was right all the way.

Pity.

Keith Mitchell does make his two, however, after a glorious shot in and now he's just three back.

Getting oh so interesting.

Iain Carter
BBC golf correspondent on BBC Radio 5 Live

Did we think we'd be talking about players having putts to share the lead? That shows you the drama playing here.

And these greens are getting crispier by the moment. There's a sheen about them.

There are no gimmes around this golf course.

Now then, this has got interesting.

Who is going to win this after all?