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Alex Fitzpatrick reacts with fans near the 18th tee during the third round of the 2026 Truist Championship at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina.
The final round of the 2026 Truist Championship is underway at Quail Hollow Club, with Alex Fitzpatrick holding a narrow lead entering Sunday’s action.
Fitzpatrick begins the day at 14-under par after three rounds, one shot ahead of Kurt Kitayama at 13-under. Cameron Young remains firmly in contention at 12-under, while several other notable names are still within striking distance heading into the afternoon.
The final pairing of Fitzpatrick and Kitayama is scheduled to tee off at 1:45 p.m. ET as players battle for one of the PGA Tour’s biggest non-major titles.
The final pairing features Fitzpatrick attempting to close out the biggest PGA Tour victory of his career while Reitan looks to chase him down at Quail Hollow.
Young enters Sunday just two shots off the lead after positioning himself firmly in contention during Saturday’s third round.
Im enters the day at 10-under, four shots off Alex Fitzpatrick’s lead, while Spaun begins at 9-under and still within range if he can post an early number at Quail Hollow.
Two of the biggest names remaining on the leaderboard tee off together Sunday afternoon. Fleetwood enters the day at 10-under, while Thomas begins at 9-under.
Entering the final round, the top of the leaderboard remained tightly packed:
Justin Thomas and Tommy Fleetwood both entered Sunday at 9-under par.
Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy fell well off the pace after a difficult third round and began Sunday at 1-under.
Sunday’s final round marks the conclusion of the PGA Tour’s final signature event before the PGA Championship later this month.
Quail Hollow once again proved to be one of the Tour’s toughest tests during the opening three rounds, particularly around the course’s famous “Green Mile” closing stretch.
Final-round coverage of the Truist Championship airs Sunday on Golf Channel and CBS, with streaming available through PGA Tour Live on ESPN+.
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