The Open 2024 LIVE: Golf leaderboard and result as Xander Schauffele wins Claret Jug ahead of Justin Rose

Below is the shot that gave Schauffele the lead...

And here’s the winning moment from the American (though in truth he’d won it a few holes before).

Schauffele spoke to Sky right after the being awarded the Claret Jug. He started by saying that he “can’t wait to drink out of it”.

“My dad’s here so I’ll let him do the honours of choosing,” he adds.

“It really is a dream come true to be holding it. It definitely hasn’t sunk in yet. I can’t wait to sit back and have a moment with this Claret Jug.

“I thought [winning the PGA] would help me and it actually did. I had this sense of calm, a calm I didn’t have when I played earlier at the PGA. For some reason, I was calm and collected. I was telling my caddie that I felt pretty calm coming down the stretch and he said he was about to puke on the 18th tee!

“I just told myself to just hit it down there and keep moving along!”

Schauffele is handed the Claret Jug by Royal Troon’s captain, and he has some words to say to the crowds.

He starts off by thanking everyone on his team, adding that he feels “very honoured”, and that winning The Open is “something I’ve dreamt of for a very long time”.

“You host a world class event, and all the players are honoured to partake in this great tournament.

“Last but not least, I’ve been in Scotland for two weeks now, [and] the fans have been amazing. You’ve made it feel like a second home for me and I can’t wait to come back”.

1 - Xander Schauffele (-9)

2 - Billy Horschel (-7)

2 - Justin Rose (-7)

4 - Thriston Lawrence (-6)

5 - Russel Henley (-5)

6 - Shane Lowry (-4)

7 - Scottie Scheffler (-1)

7 - Sungjae Im (-1)

7 - Jon Rahm (-1)

10 - Daniel Brown (E)

So Schauffele wins The Open for his second major championship of the year, after he won the PGA Championship in May.

The 30-year-old is in the form of his life as he becomes the first player to win the US PGA Championship and The Open in the same season since Rory McIlroy in 2014.

Last few shots of The Open 2024. Billy Horschel lands a brilliant putt to end the day, giving him three birdies in a row to finish. He finishes on -7, tied for second place with Rose, having shot 68 today.

Lawrence makes par to finish -6 with a round of 68 too.

Very unusual from Lawrence as his attempt to clip out of the bunker bounces off the inside and goes behind him, landing out of the sand. His next shot finds the green though.

The trophy engraving is done and Schauffele looks a very happy man in the back rooms.

The tee shot from Horschel lands centrally on the fairway, threaded between the numerous bunkers. Lawrence’s shot isn’t as good, finding the sand trap.

Henley comes close with the birdie putt on 18, but knocks in for par. He’s finished on -5, having shot 69 today. Not bad at all, but another who’s fallen victim to what the commentators called Schauffele’s “devastating display of golf”.

The final pair are making their way up the 18th fairway now.

It’s fallen apart a little for Lawrence, as a birdie attempt that would’ve made the last hole interesting is misjudged, and he guides it wide.

Horschel does better with his effort, securing back-to-back birdies to get to -6.

At 18, Henley clips his second shot onto the green, but it overruns the pin and it’ll be par at best for the American.