An exciting finish is in store at the Open de Espana, where a number of players are looking to claim the prestigious national open.
Joe Dean and Grant Forrest led going into the final round, but charges from numerous players, including home-hero Eugenio Chacarra, means it's anyone's for the taking at Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid.
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DEAN JOINS THE LEADERS
Dean birdies the 15th and joins Olesen and Forrest at the top of the leaderboard.
The Englishman taps in from a foot for birdie and then finds the right-side of the fairway at the 16th to continue the momentum.
FORREST IN CONTROL
If I were to bet on who wins this, I would be going with Grant Forrest.
Birdieing the 13th and 14th, the Scot then plays a gorgeous second shot that ends up eight-feet from the flag at the 15th.
He would take the outright lead with a birdie, which is something that Dean is all-but guaranteed after a superb second shot. The Englishman has mere inches for birdie at the 15th to move to 13-under.
BOGEY FOR THE HOME-HERO
Chacarra finds the greenside bunker with his tee shot at the par 3 17th and, despite a classy bunker shot, he can't convert the par putt to remain at 13-under.
The Spaniard drops down into a share of third and one back of the leaders. He will need a birdie, or eagle, at the last to set a realistic clubhouse target.
WHO WILL WIN THIS?
Chacarra does well to two putt at the 16th to remain at 13-under, while Dean gets up-and-down at the par 5 14th to stay at 12-under.
At the same hole, Forrest has a great chance to join the leaders at 13-under, with the Scot doing just that, as he gets up-and-down from the bunker for birdie.
Finally, at the par 4 15th, Olesen hits a great birdie putt, but it just slides by, with the 27-year-old remaining 13-under.
POOR PUTT FROM OLESEN
He just made a big par save at the 13th and, following a good chip at the par 5 14th, Olesen has a great chance to take the outright lead.
Faced with eight-foot for birdie, his putt is weak and, missing on the low-side, the Dane squanders a decent opportunity to take the advantage.
Olesen remains 13-under and alongside Chacarra in a share at the top of the leaderboard.
CHACARRA BATTLING AWAY WITH A BROKEN TOE
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FORREST WITHIN ONE
The Scot has been battling away today and, at the 13th, Forrest finds a birdie to jump to 12-under.
He moves within one of Chacarra and Olesen. The former is playing the 16th, while the latter is greenside at the par 5 14th, leaving a great chance at birdie.
DAN BROWN SETS THE CLUBHOUSE TARGET
Dan Brown cards a seven-under-par final round 64, with a back nine 29 meaning the Englishman sets the clubhouse target at 11-under.
He narrowly missed out on victory last year, with Brown losing a playoff to Marco Penge. You feel that his score will be a few shots shy this year.
BACK NINE UPDATE
Eugenio Chacarra and Jacob Skov Olesen lead the Open de Espana with a handful of holes remaining, with the pair stuck at 13-under.
Joe Dean is in third at 12-under, while three players are at 11-under, two at 10-under and three at nine-under.