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From Opengolf.com

There''s some mouth-watering action in prospect in the fourth and final round of the 137th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, with virtually anyone in the top 20 having the chance to charge for the title.

The final group is due out at 2.20pm, and although there are two players sharing second place, it is reigning champion Padraig Harrington who will partner the surprise leader, 53-year-old Greg Norman.

Greg, the Aussie "Shark" has emerged from the deep of semi-retirement to show everyone the way in the wild and windy conditions of the first three days. If he wins he will not older be the oldest-ever to hold the Claret Jug, but will also jump 606 places to around 40th in the official world ranking.

While the leader has overcome being more than twice the age of some of his competitors, Padraig could join an elite group of people who have successfully defended the title. Others who have done so represent a Who''s Who of great golfers - including Tiger Woods, Tom Watson, Lee Trevino, Arnold Palmer, Peter Thomson, Bobby Locke, Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones. The last European to do so was James Braid in 1906.

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