The Open 2024 LIVE: Standings and latest score updates as Rose leads first round

-2 Noren, Hojgaard, Rose, Kirk, McNealy, Kim; -1 Scott, FInau, Thomas, Henley

McIlroy lay deep in the rough, but his second shot was better, landing just short of the green on the par-five ninth.

Rahm looks to get back into contention by betting on the par-four 11th hole, but he won’t make birdie there.

-2 Noren, Hojgaard, Rose, Kirk, McNealy, Kim; -1 Scott, FInau, Thomas, Henley

Hojgaard made the putt for par and finished the day at 69, two under par and tied with clubhouse leader Alex Noren.

Justin Rose is also on the 18th hole now, and his approach shot – at 151 yards – misses the flag, but will give him a chance at birdie.

Thomas tees off on the 17th hole and shares the flag and greenside bunker, with a slight birdie opportunity.

McNealy joined the leaders at 2-under. Harman, who was one shot behind at the start of the last nine, hits a few yards from the pin with his third shot on the ninth.

McIlroy double bogeyed the eighth hole, moving to +2. He hit the rough with his tee shot on the ninth hole.

-2 Noren, Hojgaard, Rose, Kirk, McNealy, Kim; -1 Wallace, Olesen, Thomas

Rose came close to making a hole-in-one, his tee shot going just wide of the hole on 17. His birdie putt landed a little too short, however.

Adam Scott looks to join the leaders on his final hole of the day, and his second shot puts him on the green with a good chance of birdie. He pulls it wide, even though he should make par.

Hojgaard is looking for an outright lead at the end of the round, and his second shot from the hole also gives him a good chance to make birdie. He also moves away from the hole, but he will enter the lead.

Back to McIlroy on the eighth bunker… he chips but the ball comes back, and he is stumped. He goes out on the third shot though. He also misses his bogey attempt…

On the 10th, Rahm narrowly misses one of the shots of the day as his chip goes off the edge, but he makes par.

-2 Noren, Hojgaard, Rose, Kirk, Kim; -1 Wallace, Olesen, Thomas

Kim makes par on the third hole and stays with the leaders at -2, although Adam Scott and Russell Henley have dropped to -1.

DeChambeau is now six more After only eight holes, he made a bogey on the eighth hole.

Thomas reaches the green with his third shot on the 15th, but he will not make birdie there. He nevertheless makes par.

Rose’s third shot on the par-five 16th hole put him within striking distance of a birdie that would give him an outright lead.

-2 Noren, Hojgaard, Scott, Rose, Kirk, Henley, Kim; -1 Wallace, Olesen, Thomas

Thomas tees off at the 15th hole with the intention of getting back into the lead pack, but his shot lands in the rough.

Hojgaard tees off on the par-3 17th hole, but his shot goes wide of the flag. On the 16th, Rose lands on the fairway with his tee shot and narrowly misses the bunker with his second shot, giving him a chance to go for birdie.

McIlroy’s approach shot on the seventh hole is a little too strong, but he’s still on par.

Harman misses his birdie attempt on the seventh, with a difficult left-to-right putt that lands wide.

-2 Noren, Hojgaard, Scott, Rose, Kirk, Henley, Kim; -1 Wallace, Olesen, Thomas

Rose is still at -2 as he tees off on the par-five 16th, while Hojgaard moves to -2 after birdieing the same hole.

Finau’s birdie putt on the ninth hole misses, but he makes par and remains at -1.

Rahm plays into the wind with his second shot on the ninth, and it lands on the green 202 yards away.

McIlroy remains tied as he battles his way to the seventh inning.

-2Rose, Henley, Noren, Scott, Kim; -1 Hojgaard, Wallace, Olesen, Thomas

Rahm made his first birdie of the day by sinking the putt on the eighth hole, and he is at par. Kim also birdied his second hole of the day, so he is at -2.

Justin Thomas tees off on the 14th with a tee shot that lands just short of the green, while Rose should make par after reaching the green on the 15th.

A good approach shot from Finau would give him a good chance of birdie, while McIlroy missed the red, making par again after misjudging his birdie putt.

DeChambeau starts the par-three eighth hole with a shot that goes over the green and into the rough.

-2Thomas, Rose, Henley, Noren, Scott; -1 Hojgaard, Wallace, Olesen

McIlroy’s tee shot on the sixth hole was good, as was Home’s, both landing within a few yards of each other to the right of the fairway.

Thomas landed in the rough with his tee shot at the 13th, but his second shot allowed him to reach the fairway before hitting the green with his third. He missed par, but should make bogey.

Finau birdied the eighth hole and is now one shot behind the leading group.

Harman comes close to reaching the green with his third shot on the sixth hole, but his birdie attempt goes wide of the flag.