Masters 2024 LIVE RESULTS: Scottie Scheffler WINS second green jacket in three years after epic final round at Augusta

Scottie taps in for par

Collin Morikawa completed one of the rounds of the day with a last-hole birdie as his 70 took him to three-under.

That put his joint fifth overall, alongside Ludvig Aberg, who bogeyed the 18th, and Cam Davis.

Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler has just tapped in for a par 4 on the 14th.

That keeps him joint top with Bryson DeChambeau and Max Homa.

Scottie's inched out

Scottie Scheffler agonisingly missed a longish putt for par on the 13th.

That bogey dropped him to joint leader with Max Homa and Bryson DeChambeau.

Nic's bogey end

Nicolai Hojgaard bogeyed the last to end up four-under overall - fourth on the leaderboard.

But his one-over 73 is decent enough on this windy second day.

Zach tells fans to 'f*** off' after triple bogey

TV viewers reckon they could clearly hear Zach Johnson telling fans to "f*** off" after they appeared to cheer a missed put on his way to a triple-bogey at the 12th hole.

The American has a mixed reputation with golf lovers across the pond after skippering the Yanks to a heavy Ryder Cup defeat.

One viewer responded to the Augusta clip during his miserable second round: "What a baby."

Other responses included: "Deserved it" and "Worst Ryder Cup captain we've had."

Bryson bogeys last

Bryson DeChambeau missed a tough par-putt in gusty conditions to lose the lead on the final hole.

That bogey dropped DeChambeau to one-over for the second round, six-under overall.

He's now joint-second with Max Homa - one behind Scottie Scheffler.

That latter player has just parred the 12th hole to perfection - a rock-solid four.

Won direction?

Bryson DeChambeau baffled golf fans by moving a signpost on the Augusta fairway.

The 30-year-old is currently competing at the Masters in Augusta.

As he navigated the 13th hole, DeChambeau bizarrely moved a signpost out of the way.

In incredible pictures, the American could then be seen lugging it around.

This prompted a reaction from fans, with one wrote: "Hate to seem like a pearl-clutcher, but this is despicable from Bryson, using the sign-switching trick you see on cartoons to try to get his opponents to go the wrong way."

While a second joked: "I didn’t realise Bryson DeChambeau was such a big Roman Empire guy. He loves old forms of punishment, I guess."

Scottie shows his class

Scottie Scheffler has defied the whipping winds with a fine tee shot on the 11th.

These conditions mean this round is as much about graft, concentration and luck as it is is about skill.

It comes amid forecasts for better conditions tomorrow.

So Scheffler might be happy if he can just finish where he is on seven-under.

Rahm a drama

Jon Rahm's loose putting on the 11th hole has left him sweating.

A careless bogey took him to four-over... which for a long time looked like being the cut-off point.

He should just about be fine - especially as it looks like five-over could now end up being the key figure.

Willett ends with triple bogey

Danny Willett wrecked his fine round with a triple bogey on the 18th.

He missed a lengthy bogey attempt - right into an almost gale-like wind.

Then when he failed with his follow-up putt, the Englishman plunged from four-under to one-under.

That dropped him from joint-fourth to joint-ninth.

Bryson looking good for birdie bid

Bryson DeChambeau's perfect approach shot at the 17th has teased the possibility of his third birdie of the day.

He and Scottie Scheffler are both on one-under for the day so far

Scottie so relaxed

Joint leader Scottie Scheffler looked more like a day-tripper than a joining masters leader still out on the course as he took a break.

He has eight holes still to play while, Bryson DeChambeau is on the 17th.

You wouldn't know it from these TV images, but it's been an exceptionally breezy day at times.

Conditions around the greens have looked daunting.

And even the sand in the bunkers has swirled up to leave some players facing nightmare escape shots.

Scottie levels with Bryson

Scottie Scheffler's classy birdie three at the 10th took him alongside Bryson DeChambeau at the summit of the table.

Those two, plus six-under Max Homa, who's now in the clubhouse, have pretty much dominated the top three on a day of limited birdies..

The looks likely to be four-over.

Tasty Scheff

Scottie Scheffler has just hit a brilliant tee shot on the 10th hole as he seeks the birdie to join Bryson DeChambeau as leader on seven-under.

DeChambeau, in contrast, is struggling a little on the 16th.

Homa 'pinching himself' to play with Tiger

Max Homa claims he still finds it incredible to play alongside his hero Tiger Woods - after they thrilled the Augusta crowd today.

Homa's 71 left him well in contention at six-under overall, while fellow American Woods comfortably made the cut with a par 72.

The Californian, 33, idolises the 48-year-old 15-time Major winner.

And he said of the pair playing together: "Sometimes you've got to pinch yourself.

"It's a pretty amazing experience.

"His aura and the respect the fans give to him, and the joy his golf gives to people, is pretty awesome to see."

Cham-bolic!

Bryson DeChambeau followed up his brilliant birdie with a careless bogey.

But he's still a clear leader on seven under.

Meanwhile, Max Homa is stuck in par land.

And Scottie Scheffler has just snaffled a birdie to return to joint second on six-under with Homa.

High 'n Bry!

Bryson DeChambeau has just plucked a birdie from nowhere to take the outright lead!

Struggling on the par-five 13th after a slightly wayward tee shot, he turned it around with a brilliant third shot - then holed an outside chance on the green.

DeChambeau is now one clear of max Homa on eight under.

And he's one under for the day so far - highly commendable, given the gusty conditions.

Scottie drops shot

Scottie Scheffler has missed a testing putt for par on the seventh hole.

That dropped shot sent him down to third place on the leaderboard.

DeChambeau heads Homa & Scheffler

Bryson DeChambeau's birdie 12th means he's one ahead of Scottie Scheffler and Max Homa.

Danny Willett and Nicolai Hojgaard are two shots further adrift on four under.

Here's DeChambeau's stunning third shot just now on the par-five 13th...

Day 'n fright

Jason Day finished with a bogey after he missed this putt on the 18th hole.

The Aussie is on four-over - probably enough to make the cut.

Delicate Tiger

Tiger Woods redeemed his dodgy approach shot at the final hole with a superbly deft chip to leave him set for what should be a par.

The crowd enjoyed that

Woods and Homa in contrast

Tiger Woods has pulled his approach shot to the par-four final hole to the right.

He just about still looks on to par it.

In contrast Max Homa's drive to the same pin was as straight as you like - leaving him with a decent birdie shout.

You Beau-ty

Bryson DeChambeau's cool birdie two on the tough 12th has restored his overnight status as the clear leader.

Scottie doubles down

Swinging downwind and downhill, Scottie Scheffler showed why he's ranked No1 in the world to pull off a calm birdie on the sixth.