Masters 2024 LIVE RESULTS: Scottie Scheffler WINS second green jacket in three years after epic final round at Augusta
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SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER won his second Masters title in three years after finishing the weekend at Augusta on -11.
The 27-year-old had to do it the hard way as he battled with the likes of Colin Morikawa, Max Homa and Ludvig Aberg until the very end.
Scheffler is expecting his first child in the coming weeks with wife Meredith Scudder and has said he will be rushing off to be by her side.
- Leaderboard: Scheffler (-11), Aberg (-7), Morikawa (-5), Homa (-4)
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DeChambeau feels the pressure
Sat at five under par, two shots off the lead, it has all gone wrong for Bryson DeChambeau.
A double bogey on the 15th hole, a par five, has taken him back to three under par.
We are seeing the leaderboard change in an instant this evening.
Day three heads to a finale
With most of the players now in the clubhouse the pairing of DeChambeau and Homa have the most holes to play.
The Americans still have four holes to play.
Both on five under par, they are the ones putting pressure on Scheffler right now.
Cameron Young (-2) Tommy Fleetwood (-2)
Tommy Fleetwood is England's best hope of a winner of The Masters.
Coming into today one under par, Fleetwood is one under for the round as well.
He is five shots off the lead but in the mix for the final day with just one hole to play today.
American takes the lead once again
A birdie from Scottie Scheffler has seen him move to seven under par.
He is now a shot ahead of second placed Morikawa.
Then DeChambeau and Homa are on five under par.
Scottie Scheffler (-6) Nicolai Hojgaard (-3)
What a difference a few holes can make.
Scheffler is now joint-leader while Hojgaard has had four bogeys in four holes to take him to three under.
The Masters is impossible to predict now, with the lead changing hole by hole.
Credit: AP Scheffler eagle ties the lead
After his double-bogey earlier in the round the American rectifies it.
A superb putt sees him get an eagle to go to six under.
Drama at Augusta National today.
Collin Morikawa (-6) Cam Davis (-2)
We have a new joint-leader in The Masters.
Morikawa leads the way with Scheffler.
His playing partner is one over for the round and two under overall.
Tiger Woods (+11) Tyrrell Hatton (+3)
It proved to be a tough end to the round for both players.
Hatton ends up one over for the day, three over for the tournament.
Woods has a nightmare round of ten over for the day.
Scottie Scheffler (-5) Nicolai Hojgaard (-5)
Both golfers are having a gruelling battle on the course now.
After being the outright leader, two successive bogeys see Hojgaard drop to five under.
Conditions may be perfect but Augusta is not a forgiving course.
Four way split for lead
Aberg, Morikawa, Homa and DeChambeau are tied for the lead.
All four golfers are on six under par.
DeChambeau tied the lead with this birdie.
All change in The Masters
In his first major, Ludvig Aberg takes the lead in The Masters.
A bogey by Hojgaard sees him drop to third.
Morikawa is now in second place.
Scottie Scheffler (-5) Nicolai Hojgaard (-7)
It is all change at the top.
A double bogey from Scheffler sees him drop to five under for the tournament.
Hojgaard birdies the same hole and takes the overall lead in The Masters.
Xander Schauffele (-2) Eric Cole (+9)
It is a round to forget for Eric Cole.
With two holes left to play he is eight over for the round.
Xander Schauffele is having a much better time, two under for the day.
Matthieu Pavon (+1) Ludvig Åberg (-5)
In his first major, Ludvig Aberg is winning some admirers.
Three under going into the round, he is two under today.
The Swede now finds himself two shots off the lead.
Pavon has had three bogeys today and is struggling to rediscover the form from yesterday.
Dane puts pressure on Scheffler
Nicolai Hojgaard is having a fine round today.
Two under for the day, he moves within a shot of the American.
This could be some classic golf out on the course for the rest of the day.
The Masters - Day Three leaderboard
Scottie Scheffler (USA) -7 (9)
Colin Morikawa (USA) -6 (9)
Nicolai Hojgaard (DEN) -6 (9)
Max Homa (USA) -6 (8)
Bryson DeChambeau (USA) -6 (8)
Ludvig Aberg (SWE) -5 (10)
Cameron Davis (AUS) -5 (9)
Scottie Scheffler (-7) Nicolai Hojgaard (-4)
A bogey blemishes the round of the American.
He drops back to seven under but still has a one shot lead.
Hojgaard is one under for the day and ticking along nicely.
Collin Morikawa (-6) Cam Davis (-5)
Two golfers having a good day at the office here.
Morikawa is three under for the day and pressing Scheffler at the top.
Davis is two under for the day and hot on his heels.
Max Homa (-6) Bryson DeChambeau (-5)
Two golfers are struggling to find their form in this pairing.
DeChambeau is one over for the round, dropping him down the leaderboard from his position of joint-leader.
Homa is consistent and carding all pars so far.
Tiger Woods (+7) Tyrell Hatton (E)
This is turning into a real battle for Tiger Woods.
Trying to fight back from those double bogeys.
Hatton is having a good round and is two under for the round but it could be so much more.
Rory McIlroy (+3) Camilo Villegas (+9)
Rory McIlroy shoots a round of one under par.
He finishes the day on three over for the tournament.
Not so good of a day for his playing partner who cards four over par, leaving him nine over overall.
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Shane all smiles on hole fourteen
Shane Lowry moves from six over to four over in one approach shot.
His ball goes into the hole for an eagle.
It is the first time in six years we have seen an eagle on the hole.
Cameron Young (-3) Tommy Fleetwood (-1)
Young makes a good start to his round with three birdies and one bogey.
He moves to three under for the competition.
Fleetwood is level par for the round and struggling to pick up shots.
Matthieu Pavon (-1) Ludvig Aberg (-4)
Ludvig Aberg is charging his way up the leaderboard.
After six holes he is two under for the day.
Meanwhile his playing partner is even par for the day and one under overall.
Scottie Scheffler (-8) Nicolai Hojgaard (-4)
Scheffler is setting the pace as he takes a two shot lead.
Having only played three holes, it is looking ominous.
Hojgaard is level par for the day and four under overall.