PGA Championship LIVE: Day three as it happened

DeChambeau -6 (8)

Bryson is playing well today and the big names are climbing up the leaderboard. 

The American has a cracking look for birdie at the 8th. Looks about six feet. 

Rahm -4 (11)

Rahm had a lengthy up and down for par his golf ball hit the aforementioned spectator's shoulder. 

He drops back to 4-under. 

Jon Rahm tugs his approach into the 11th hole and on first viewing it appears as though his golf ball cracked the skull of a spectator. 

He's okay, though, and replays show it actually landed on the man's shoulder.

Rahm signs a glove for the spectator and gives him a hug. 

Rahm -5 (10), DeChambeau -5 (7)

LIV Golf stars Rahm and DeChambeau are making their moves on day three.

Rahm has just got up and down from sand for birdie on the par-5 10th.

DeChambeau also got up and down from the rough for birdie on the par-5 7th.

Both two-time major champs are now at 5-under par for the tournament. 

This leaderboard is looking bunched to say the least right now. 

We have 10 players within two shots of the lead. 

Scheffler -5 (4)

Scheffler stiffs it from 177 yards to a foot on the par-3 4th.

He taps in for birdie and the World No.1 is now within one shot of the lead. 

It's getting tricky out there now.

The wind is starting to pick up for the first time this week.

Wind gusts of up to 30mph are expected this afternoon. 

Vegas -7 (1) 

Awful start for the leader.

He sprays his tee shot into the trees and then comes up shy with his second shot.

Vegas had his feet up against the lip of the bunker and then chipped up short of the pin.

He missed his 30 footer for par and then converted a four footer for bogey.

Vegas now just one shot clear of Pavon, Fitzpatrick and Kim, who all made par at 1. 

Rahm -4 (7)

Rahm sticks it close from 99 yards and then taps in for birdie.

He's back to 4-under. 

Scheffler -4 (1)

Shocking start for Scheffler.

The World No.1 splits the fairway and then hits an horrendous 5-iron way left of the green.

It leads to a bogey and drops him back into the chasing  pack at 4-under par. 

Scheffler has hit multiple double-cross iron shots left this week, not something we are used to seeing from him. 

McIlroy +1 (1) 

After finding the fairway down the par-5 10th, his first hole of the round, McIlroy flung his second shot into the rough right of the green and then failed to get up and down for birdie.

McIlroy remains outside the top 50 and nine shots behind leader Vegas, who is just about to start his round. 

DeChambeau -4 (3)

Bryson sailed his tee shot way left and then went long with his approach shot.

But he played a delightful chip shot up to six feet and then buried the putt for par. 

Hisatsune -4 (4)

Japan's Hisatsune chips in from the front greenside bunker on the par-3 4th.

It bumps him up to T7 on 4-under par. 

Rahm -3 (6)

After a bright start to the third round, Rahm goes left with his tee shot at the long par-3 6th and he fails to get up and down for par.

The bogey sends him back to 3-under. 

DeChambeau -4 (1)

Thanks Ben.

Andy here to take you through the next couple of hours of the third round. 

You join me as Bryson bangs in a 30 footer for birdie at the par-4 1st.

He's also just munched his drive 348 yards down the middle of the fairway at the par-4 2nd. 

Great start for the LIV Golf superstar. 

Rahm -4, Hovland -3, Fleetwood -2 (3)

Sensational start for Jon Rahm here. The Spaniard grabs his second birdie of the day thanks to a chip-in birdie at the par-4 3rd. 

He's only four back now. 

U.S. Open champ Bryson DeChambeau takes the Tiger line at the par-4 1st, launching a booming driver over the trees into the middle of the fairway. 

DeChambeau is playing alongside England's Richard Bland and Canada's Taylor Pendrith. 

Morikawa -1 (1)

Collin Morikawa is among the groups starting on the back nine. 

The American takes advantage of the par-5 10th to get back into the red numbers for the championship. 

Fleetwood -2, Hovland -3, Rahm -3 (3*)

Hovland rolls in a birdie putt from 26 feet at the 2nd to join Rahm on 3-under. 

Rahm does well to two-putt from 46 feet for par. 

Fleetwood also makes a four after finding the thick rough with his tee shot. 

Hatton E, Niemann -2, Clark -2 (3*)

Tyrrell Hatton pays the price for missing the 2nd green. The Englishman has six feet to save his par but it just misses. He drops back to level. 

Niemann makes par but Clark puts a circle on his scorecard after rolling in a five-foot birdie putt following a fabulous wedge from inside 90 yards. 

Xander Schauffele looks relaxed as he makes his way to the practice area to begin his warm-up. 

The defending champion is playing with Masters winner Rory McIlroy and American Chris Kirk. 

They will tee off at 18.38 BST. 

Rahm -3, Hovland -2, Fleetwood -2 (1)

Rahm curls in a beautiful putt at perfect pace for a birdie at the 1st to move to 3-under for the championship and five off the lead. 

Hovland cannot convert from the back of the green. 

Sandy par for Fleetwood.