India, July 20 -- Tommy Fleetwood has been dreaming about winning a British Open since he was a wee lad in Southport who could only sneak onto Royal Birkdale late in the evening. He's not about to stop dreaming now.

Even with a pair of bogeys on the final four holes, Fleetwood did enough Saturday - a 1-under 69, his third round under par this week - and was five shots behind Sam Burns.

He also had a record crowd at Royal Birkdale behind him. "There's no pressure on me at all really, except for my own expectations," Fleetwood said. "And of course, it's a really beautiful thing that the town is so hopeful for me and they want me to do well. I can't ask for any more from thousands and thousands of people out there.

"They've made a massive...