LIV Golf LIVE: Latest updates from the final day of the Portland event

Johnson goes to -9! After missing two birdie chances, he made the putter work on the par-3 12th and the two-time major champion was just one off the lead.

Johnson misinterprets his birdie putt, once again giving him too much credit on the high side, and just like at 11, Grace had a perfect look from behind. This time the South African’s own efforts lack speed and die far from the hole in the end. Ortiz’s lead remains at one.

Grace gets on the 11th tee and flares her fairway to the right. He gets free clearance though and is able to fade his approach around a tree and the ball just trickles down the front of the green. It’s a great escape and he, Johnson and Ortiz will all have a similar length for the birdie.

Oosthuizen birdied three of his last four holes to go -7, three shots back.

Back at 10, the three players in the last group returned to the green. Ortiz and Johnson make their peers but Grace got a great read of the latter’s effort and goes for her birdie. The South African goes to -9 and is only one shot away from the head.

After missing a short on the final hole, Ortiz kept his composure to save the par 9. He made the turn to 35 but what was at one point a four stroke lead was reduced to two by Johnson and Grace.

Patrick Reed is two under for his round so far, but a birdie chance increases to 11 and he remains four shots off the lead.

The lowest current round to date comes from Phachara Khongwatmai. The 23-year-old is four under on 10 holes, which is quite a turnaround, having shot 77 and 75 respectively on Thursday and Friday.

Grace leads the green on the 8th for 330 yards and two putts for a birdie. He moves to -8 and is quickly joined at that mark by Johnson, who has reduced his approach to just a few yards. Ortiz can only make par and the lead is down to two.

There’s the first crack in Ortiz’s armor. He fires a short putt to save the par on the 7th and goes down to -10. Johnson has almost an identical putt for the birdie, knows the line and rolls it confidently in the middle of the hole. Ortiz still has a three-stroke lead, but there were signs of nervousness from the Mexican and it’s a big change of momentum.

Ortiz’s momentum has slowed down a bit with pars at 5 and 6 but the Mexican is still far ahead with a four shot lead.

The team event is a bit tighter, with the 4 Aces (Johnson, Perez, Reed, Gooch) two shots ahead of the Fireballs (Ortiz, Ancer, Garcia, Lopez).