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The R&A instructed greenkeeping staff to build up the edges of the bunkers.

Spain’s Adrian Otaegui was the first contender back out on the course on Friday.

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Thomas was in a tie for 154th after the opening round.

The Masters champion sprayed his tee shot at the 12th into the gallery where it struck a man.

Fleetwood led the way alongside South African amateur Christo Lamprecht and Emiliano Grillo on five under par.

Clark’s wayward tee shot on the 14th hole at Royal Liverpool left him in a spot of bother.

South African amateur Christo Lamprecht was alongside Fleetwood at five under.

The 22-year-old posted an impressive five-under 66 on the first day in Hoylake.

The 6ft 8in South African reeled off three birdies in four holes from the third at Royal Liverpool to turn in a three-under 32.

Jordan delighted a huge local following by moving into the lead at two under early in his round.

Jordan was given the honour of hitting the first shot at 6.35am and was welcomed onto the first tee by an appreciative crowd.

Norrman parred on the sudden death playoff hole to win his first PGA Tour title.

It was McIlroy’s first win on Scottish soil.

A birdie-birdie finish completed a brilliant fightback by the Northern Irishman.

A third round of 67 ensured halfway leader McIlroy remained the man to catch at The Renaissance Club on 13 under par.

McIlroy added a second round of 66 to his opening 64 at the Renaissance Club to reach 10 under par.

The Englishman shares the clubhouse lead after starting the day eight shots off top spot.

Byeong Hun An holds lead after equalling course record

McIlroy recorded an eagle and six birdies in an opening six-under-par 64 at The Renaissance Club.