The Open Championship Final Round Tee Times at Royal Portrush

Scottie Scheffler leads by four shots heading into the final round of the 153rd Open Championship, and he's set up a final-round pairing with China's Haotong Li at Royal Portrush.

GoflMagic has listed the full set of final round tee times at The Open below. 

Scheffler, 29, strengthened his lead from one shot to four shots after a flawless third round of 67 on the Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland. 

The World No.1 is going in search of his first Claret Jug and a fourth career major title. 

Scheffler has surged to 14-under par thru 54 holes at the final major of the season. 

Should Scheffler go on to win The Open then he will be just one leg away from completing the career grand slam. 

Scheffler has two Masters titles and a PGA victory to his name. 

He is also going in search of a fourth win this season and a 17th career title on the PGA Tour. 

Scheffler has seen out his last nine 54-hole leads on the PGA Tour, which looks fairly ominous for everyone on Sunday. 

China's Li has emerged as Scheffler's chief threat on 10-under par, and they will meet in the final pairing of Sunday's final round. 

Matt Fitzpatrick is a further shot back in solo third on 9-under par. 

Home favourite Rory McIlroy is next on the board at 8-under after a much improved round of 66. 

Scheffler and Li will tee off in the final pairing of Sunday's final round at 2.30pm local time.

McIlroy will join Fitzpatrick in the penultimate pairing at 2.20pm.

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McIlroy told Sky Sports Golf after the third round that it was "one of the coolest moments I've ever had on a golf course."

The Northern Irishman dropped a birdie bomb on the 1st en route to racing out the blocks with three birdies on the first four holes.

Despite a brief run of pars and a bogey on the 11th, McIlroy bounced back by draining a long-range eagle on the 12th. 

McIlroy finds himself six shots behind Scheffler, but he's not completely given up hope of a second career Open title. 

"Scottie Scheffler is inevitable, even when he doesn't have his best, he has become a complete player, so good around the greens and has improved so much with the putter," said McIlroy.

"It's going to be tough to catch him if he keeps playing the way he does. 

"But if I can get off to a similar start to what I did today, get the crowd going and hopefully he feels that a couple of groups behind me then you never know, but I need to play another good round of golf and see what happens."

Other players in the hunt for The Open include last week's Scottish Open champion Chris Gotterup, Harris English, Tyrrell Hatton and defending champion Xander Schauffele, who matched McIlroy's round of 66.

Here's how we stand heading into Sunday:

The Open Championship Final Round Tee Times: Sunday 20 July