The fourth and final round of the Honda Classic is underway at Palm Beach Gardens with two-time Grand Slam winner Rory McIlroy trying to preserve his two-stroke lead over Russell Henley and the rest of the contenders in the $6 million tourney.

McIlroy is close to clinching his first PGA Tour victory since 2012 after shooting a 69 in Saturday's third round. After a year of frustration forced him to walk off Palm Beach Gardens, McIlroy is out for redemption and he knows cutting mistakes would do the trick this time around, as he holds a two-stroke lead with the rest of the pack looking for one big final push towards the Honda Classic championship.

"It's all about not making mistakes, limiting the damage," McIlroy said during the post-round interview on Saturday via BBC News. "You're going to make a few bogeys. If you limit those, hit fairways and greens, that's what I'm trying to do."

Adam Scott will also try to wrap up the tournament on a positive note after scoring a 68, 69 and 70 through the first three rounds of the Honda Classic.

Reigning world's No. 1 Tiger Woods might have a slim chance at pulling off a comeback, but his 65 on Saturday suggested that he's up for something special for the next few weeks heading into the Masters in Augusta, Ga.

"I've had situations where it just seems like no matter what you do, you play [and] nothing really goes your way," Woods told ESPN. "You can't get the feel of your swing, can't get the putter going, short game -- just it's one thing after another. And it's like... week after week after week, round after round after round like that. And next thing you know, [a] couple months and half the season has gone by."

Live Stream, TV Schedule, Tee Times & Leaderboard
The final round of Honda Classic will begin at 1:00 p.m. EST on Golf Channel and NBC Sports. Live Stream is available on PGA Tour while Tee Times & Leaderboard Updates are found on ESPN Golf.