When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up forfor the biggest new releases, reviews and tech hacks The Open 2018 enters its final day today, and it's Jordan Spieth, Kevin Kisner and Xander Schauffele who lead the way. The US trio enter the third day in joint first place at nine under. Schauffele and Spieth will tee off at 2.45pm BST, while Kisner goes head to head with Chappell at 2.35pm. But the big story of the third day was the amazing performance of Tiger Woods, who shot his lowest round at a major since 2011. Woods enters the final day at five under, alongside the likes of Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy. Paired with Francesco Molinari for the final round of action, Woods has a 2.25pm tee time. Rory McIlroy and Matt Kuchar have a tee time of 2.05pm, while Fleetwood and Zach Johnson tee off at 1.55pm. If you don't want to miss a second of the action, check out Express Online's guide to live streaming below...<doc-sep>The Open returns to Carnoustie -- dubbed by many as Car-Nasty because of the difficulty of the links course -- for the first time since 2007. The Open 2018: 411 Dates: July 19-22 Location: Carnoustie Golf Links Previous champions at Carnoustie: Tommy Armour (1931); Henry Cotton (1937); Ben Hogan (1953); Gary Player (1968); Tom Watson (1975); Paul Lawrie (1999); Padraig Harrington (2007) Tournament Action Sunday Warren Little/R&A/Getty Images O'CONNOR: Tiger's loss is just the next step toward a Tiger win. READ RECAP: Francesco Molinari wins The Open. READ HARIG: Tiger charges up the leaderboard, falls short. READ COOPER: With chance to defend, Jordan Spieth stumbles. READ Saturday AP Photo/Peter Morrison O'CONNOR: It's OK to root for Tiger Woods. READ HAMILTON: Jordan Spieth and the quest to take back what is his. READ Friday Francois Nel/Getty Images O'CONNOR: How one bad swing gave Tiger, Phil, Rickie and Jordan new hope. READ HAMILTON: Rory McIlroy found his comfort zone at The Open. READ COOPER: Tommy Fleetwood has grown up and is ready to win a major. READ Thursday CARNOUSTIE, SCOTLAND - JULY 19: Tiger Woods of the United States plays his second shot at the 1st hole during round one of the 147th Open Championship at Carnoustie Golf Club on July 19, 2018 in Carnoustie, Scotland. Jan Kruger/R&A/R&A/Getty Images O'CONNOR: Tiger shows he still has 'it' at The Open. READ HARIG: Tiger Woods fights his way to 71 with a sore neck. READ HAMILTON: Jordan Spieth has 'brain fart' on Day 1. READ PIETRUSZKIEWICZ: Everything you need to know for Round 2. READ HARIG: Jhonattan Vegas scrambles to make tee time. READ HAMILTON: South African trio makes big impression. READ Previewing The Open Wednesday ESPN Illustration COLLINS: Ranking every player in The Open field. READ ESPN STAFF: Our experts predict the winner of the 2018 Open at Carnoustie. READ PIETRUSZKIEWICZ: Everything you need to know for Round 1. READ Tuesday Michael Wade/Icon Sportswire O'CONNOR: Americans in their 20s have won the past five majors. Suddenly, the youth of the U.S. owns the golf world. READ HARIG: The Open has a diverse list of courses. But how do they rank? We went through the list. READ Monday Streeter Lecka/Getty Images VAN VALKENBURG: Jordan Spieth has lost his magic. Can he find it at the site of his last win? READ ESPN STAFF: The full rundown of The Open. READ The days before John David Mercer/USA TODAY Sports<doc-sep>Among the many aspects unique to the Open Championship is the time difference between America and the United Kingdom. This offers American golf fans the rare opportunity to watch live, major championship golf at hours they wouldn't normally do so. It's especially great on the weekend, when coverage begins early in the morning and runs until the early afternoon. As for Thursday and Friday, there's plenty of live streaming options in addition to NBC and Golf Channel coverage (don't worry, we won't tell your boss).<doc-sep>
We're just 18 holes away from deciding the 147th Open Championship. With 54 holes in the books at Carnoustie, the third major of the 2018 season will conclude Sunday afternoon in Scotland as it is being held at one of the world's most historic golf courses. Follow Round 4 action of the 2018 British Open with our leaderboard live coverage. Settle in for complete coverage of The Open with nearly 12 hours of action set for Round 4. What you'll catch when you tune in is a browned-out course that will be foreign to those who only tune in to PGA Tour tournaments. Don't be dismayed or confused, though, this is one of the most clever and toughest courses in Scotland, and it should deliver us another elite round. With tee balls running out up to 100 yards past their intended landing area, nobody knows what to hit or how to hit it at Carnoustie, but they sure have tried over the first two rounds. That has made for some great fun for those of us watching and following along and not having to worry about how to hit the next shot. Enough talking about it. Here's how you can watch as much Open Championship golf as possible throughout the week. Be sure to stick with CBS Sports for live coverage all four days. All times Eastern Round 4 -- Sunday, July 22 Round 4 start time: 4:15 a.m. Live streams: 4:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on TheOpen.com Featured Group 1: Paul Casey, Henrik Stenson (4:20 a.m.) Featured Group 2: Tommy Fleetwood, Zach Johnson (8:55 a.m.) Holes 8-10 TV coverage: 4:30-7 a.m. on Golf Channel | 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on NBC TV simulcast live stream: 4:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on fuboTV (Try for free)