If Tiger Woods’ score in Sunday’s final round of the British Open resembles that of his round the day prior when he Shot up the leaderboard, he’ll have a chance to win his first major championship since 2008.

Following a pair of ho-hum rounds at even par through Days 1 and 2 at Carnoustie, Woods on Saturday carded a 5-under 66 with six birdies and moved into a tie for fifth place after starting third round in 29th. At one point, he held a share of the tournament lead on the heels of three consecutive birdies. A bogey on the par-3 16th was the lone setback in an otherwise stellar round — Woods’ best on a major stage since he held a share of the Day 2 lead at the 2012 U.S. Open. Notably, it was Woods’ first weekend round in the 60s at the British Open in 11 years.

SCORES: British Open leaderboard

Woods walked off the 18th green Saturday two strokes behind leader Kevin Kisner. While that gap widened by end of the day, the competition for the Claret Jug will be compelling thanks to Woods and several other big names sniffing around the top of the leaderboard.

Below are highlights from Tiger’s fourth and final round at The Open Championship. You can follow the rest of the field with our live leaderboard.

Tiger Woods score: British Open Round 4

Hole 1: Par 4, 369 yards

— Tee shot: A good start. One tee shot with an iron, one fairway.
— Second shot: A five iron into the wind finds the front of the green and rolls toward the hole for a 15-foot birdie putt.
— First putt: Just off after hard left break.
— Second putt: A tap-in PAR.

Hole 2: Par 4, 461 yards

— Tee shot: A solid shot with the driver, 316 yards into the intermediate rough to the right of the fairway.
— Second shot: Finds the left edge of the green, but it rolls off by a few feet.
— First putt: Missed it left and long.
— Second putt: Got it. PAR.

Hole 3: Par 4, 350 yards

— Tee shot: A good iron shot just off the right edge of the fairway.
— Second shot: Not exactly close to the hole, but the approach does find the right side of the green.
— First putt: Not enough on it. Rolls short and left of the hole.
— Second putt: PAR.

Hole 4: Par 4, 415 yards

— Tee shot: Second driver strike of the round is a good one down the right edge of the fairway.
— Second shot: A great approach; it finds the middle of the green and rolls toward the hole to set up a 15-foot birdie putt.
— First putt: Got it. BIRDIE.

1st birdie of the day!@TigerWoods moves within 3. #TheOpen pic.twitter.com/GSl76Sf81N

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) July 22, 2018

Hole 5: Par 4, 412 yards

— Tee shot: Another great iron shot off the tee. Middle of the fairway.
— Second shot: Pitching wedge from 166 yards out finds the green but catches a ridge and rolls back away from the hole.
— First putt: Close, but just short on the 40-footer.
— Second putt: PAR.

Hole 6: Par 5, 580 yards

— Tee shot: A driver off the tee fortunately misses the bunkers on the right side of the fairway. A decent shot.
— Second shot: A three wood gets a nice roll and ends up just shy of the front of the green in the fairway.
— First putt: Not bad. It rolls around the back of the hole and stops about six feet away.
— Second putt: Got it. Another BIRDIE.

Never. A. Doubt. Tiger 2 back #TheOpen pic.twitter.com/Hv0OcjP0sl

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) July 22, 2018

Hole 7: Par 4, 410 yards

— Tee shot: An iron off the tee hangs onto the right edge of the fairway.
— Second shot: Sticks it on the front half of the green to set up a 25-foot birdie putt.
— First putt: Just short and left. He’ll have a tap-in.
— Second putt: PAR.

Hole 8: Par 3, 187 yards

— Tee shot: A seven iron off the tee finds the bunker on the front right edge of the green.
— Second shot: Great out. It pops onto the green and rolls toward the hole to set up a five-footer.
— First putt: PAR.

Hole 9: Par 4, 474 yards

— Tee shot: A perfect iron shot starts left and fades back to the middle of the fairway.
— Second shot: The approach sails right of the green and lands in a bunker. He’ll need an up-and-down to save par.
— Third shot: Another great out. The roll stops about five feet from the hole.
— First putt: Got it. PAR.

Feeling good making the turn! HUGE par-save.

Co-leader. #TheOpen pic.twitter.com/kef0vKGsOn

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) July 22, 2018

Hole 10: Par 4, 456 yards

— Tee shot: A driver finds a fairway bunker on the left side, setting up Tiger for a tough out on his second shot.
— Second shot: An amazing out with the wedge. It clips the fairway in front of the green and sticks. Out comes the putter.
— First putt: Just missed it. The break left Tiger wanted never came.
— Second putt: A tap-in for PAR.

Vintage Tiger? Vintage Tiger #TheOpen pic.twitter.com/lmbTfMEYXe

— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) July 22, 2018

Hole 11: Par 4, 382 yards

— Tee shot: Worst shot of the round this far. An iron sails right and into the rough.
— Second shot: Ouch. The approach sails far left, hits a spectator and bounces back into the rough toward the green.
— Third shot: Not good. A short play doesn’t go far enough, clips the edge of a bunker and rolls back away from the green.
— Fourth shot: Sails it left and far of the hole, but not too far. He’ll have a six-footer for bogey.
— First putt: Oof. Missed it. It’ll be his first double of the tournament.
— Second putt: DOUBLE BOGEY.

Hole 12: Par 4, 503 yards

— Tee shot: 

Hole 13: Par 3, 175 yards

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Hole 14: Par 5, 513 yards

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Hole 15: Par 4, 472 yards

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Hole 16: Par 3, 248 yards

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Hole 17: Par 4, 460 yards

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Hole 18: Par 4, 499 yards

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