The Masters Golf 2025 LIVE: Round 3 leaderboard, tee times, scores & radio from Augusta

Summary

Leader: -12 McIlroy (66)
Selected: -10 DeChambeau (69); -8 Conners (70); -6 Reed (69), Aberg (69); -5 Day (71), Scheffler (72), Lowry (72), Rose (75)
-4 Z Johnson (66), Schauffele (70); -2 McCarty (75), Hatton (75); -1 Spieth (69); +1 Fleetwood (75); +3 Willett (73)
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Joe Bradshaw, Paul Higham and Ros Satar

Auf wiedersehen, Bernhardpublished at 18:56 British Summer Time 12 April
Jonathan Jurejko
BBC Sport senior golf reporter
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There weren't many dry eyes on the 18th green yesterday when a bona fide Masters legend waved goodbye.
Two-time champion Bernhard Langer, making his 41st and final appearance at Augusta National, fell agonisingly short of the cut after missing a par putt on the last.
The 67-year-old German, who won in 1985 and 1993, grimaced as his ball slipped past the hole and meant he did not do enough to make the weekend.
Langer, who has decided to stop playing because he thinks the course is "too long" for him now, received an emotional standing ovation when he walked off for the final time.
Augusta chairman Fred Ridley met him with a warm hug before Langer embraced his waiting family.
"I fell in love with the course immediately when I played my first round here, and was fortunate to win twice, and come back here for many, many years. It's very special."
Auf wiedersehen, Bernhard. You'll be missed!
Golf is hard - ask Nick Dunlap!published at 18:55 British Summer Time 12 April
Among the Masters stories not involving the leaders, Nick Dunlap's was quite something - as he shot 90 in the first round but then managed to gather himself to return with a 71 yesterday.
It wasn't easy though, and his trainer had to go out and by a load of golf balls for him to hit into the woods at his accommodation to try and flush out all that negativity from such a dreadful first round.
Fair play for getting through it though.
Great Scottpublished at 18:53 British Summer Time 12 April
Scheffler -5, Hatton -5 (19:10 BST)
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'That's something else!' - Scheffler chips in after finding bushes
Scottie Scheffler did not have his best stuff on Friday, making an uncharacteristic four bogeys on the way home.
This was a reminder of his skills though - chipping in after botching his tee shot into the bushes behind the iconic 12th hole.
Scheffler could become only the fourth man in history to successfully defend at the Masters.
And somehow it would not be a surprise.
Kim's stylish finishpublished at 18:52 British Summer Time 12 April
Kim +2 (72)
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We're getting ready for the main characters to emerge onto the first tee but the opening pair on day three have just reached the clubhouse.
And in some style too.
The grin on Tom Kim's face is as wide as Rae's Creek after holing out from the front of the 18th green.
That late birdie ensures he is level par for his round.
How McIlroy got it going on Fridaypublished at 18:52 British Summer Time 12 April
McIlroy -6, Conners -6 (19:30 BST)
A breakdown of Rory McIlroy's stats over the first two days shows he improved in almost every metric on Friday.
Interestingly, it was actually off the tee where he slipped back - and that's usually where he excels.
Get his driving game back in gear today and there could be fireworks.
McIlroy 'really proud' of Friday bouncebackpublished at 18:48 British Summer Time 12 April
McIlroy -6, Conners -6 (19:30 BST)
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Masters 2025: Rory McIlroy speaks to BBC Sport NI after his second round at the Masters
Rory McIlroy praised a display of "discipline and patience" as he stormed back into contention on Friday.
A quiet first nine was turbocharged around the turn and the world number two said he "rode my luck" at times as he shot three straight threes from holes 10 to 13.
After rushing home on Thursday to see his daughter Poppy before her bedtime, McIlroy put to bed the difficulties of two card-spoiling double bogeys and came back firing.
Read more on his mentality and work with sports psychologist Bob Rotella over here
McIlroy in his mid 60spublished at 18:46 British Summer Time 12 April
McIlroy -6, Conners -6 (19:30 BST)
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Six rounds of 66 or better at the Masters for Rory McIlroy.
Only Tiger Woods (eight), Jack Nicklaus (six) and Jordan Spieth (six) have more on their resume.
And they've got twelve Green Jackets between them.
He's only managed such a round once on a Friday before and that was after shooting 75 on the Thursday in 2020.
Can he put another one together today to lay down the gauntlet?
McIlroy on the chargepublished at 18:45 British Summer Time 12 April
McIlroy -6, Conners -6 (19:30 BST)
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McIlroy stuns Augusta with superb eagle on 13th
Some had written Rory McIlroy off after two double bogeys in his final four holes on Thursday.
He put the doubters in their place yesterday.
This was one of many marvellous shots down the second nine on Friday as he shot the round of day, a 66, to move from level par to -6, just two back.
Vintage McIlroy.
Putting it all togetherpublished at 18:43 British Summer Time 12 April
Fairly clear where Justin Rose's challenge has been built this week.
He's been the best putter out there in terms of strokes gained, built largely on his stellar display on Thursday.
He was still good on Friday, but was ranked eighth.
Reading the Augusta greens is notoriously tricky. It feels like he will need to excel in this metric to keep his nose in front.
Postpublished at 18:41 British Summer Time 12 April
Rose -8, DeChambeau -7 (19:40 BST)
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Wily veteran Justin Rose continued to set the pace on day two, but his one-under 71 did allow the field to close the gap.
He's led after 10 rounds at the Masters in his 20 starts, twice as many as anyone else who has yet to win here.
Paired with Bryson DeChambeau, he'll feel some serious heat from the pack today.
Saturday pinspublished at 18:39 British Summer Time 12 April
Some testing pin placements for moving day. Don't think there'll be too many big finishes judging by where the flags are on 17 and 18...
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Postpublished at 18:38 British Summer Time 12 April
Stephen Watson
BBC Sport Northern Ireland at Augusta National
Had a quick walk round the first few holes - and weather conditions are absolutely perfect for round three.
The sun is shining - and there’s hardly a breath of wind at the moment, with the flags on the famous scoreboard on the 1st fairway barely fluttering”
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A view of a pin flag on the ninth
Signposting your eveningpublished at 18:36 British Summer Time 12 April
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And so, the all important schedule...
18:30 Ludvig Aberg (Swe), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn)
18:50 Jason Day (Aus), Sungjae Im (Kor)
19:00 Rasmus Hojgaard (Den), Viktor Hovland (Nor)
19:10 Scottie Scheffler (US), Tyrrell Hatton (Eng)
19:20 Matt McCarty (US), Shane Lowry (Ire)
19:30 Rory McIlroy (NI), Corey Conners (Can)
19:40 Justin Rose (Eng), Bryson DeChambeau (US)
Leaderboardpublished at 18:35 British Summer Time 12 April
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-8 Rose (Eng)
-7 DeChambeau (US)
-6 McIlroy (NI), Conners (Can),
-5 Hatton (Eng), Scheffler (US), Lowry (Ire), McCarty (US)
-4 Day (Aus), Hojgaard (Den), Hovland (Nor)
-3 Morikawa (US), Reed (US), Matsuyama (Jpn), Im (Kor)
I'm struggling to stop there. It's loaded!
Postpublished at 18:34 British Summer Time 12 April
To whet your appetite...
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Rose & McIlroy feature in best shots of Masters day two
How was your Friday?published at 18:33 British Summer Time 12 April
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Friday was an absolute cracker.
Justin Rose clung onto the lead.
Rory McIlroy spectacularly revived his challenge.
Bryson DeChambeau and Scottie Scheffler kept lurking menacingly.
And there is a whole host of the world's best jostling behind them.
Who will emerge from the shadows today?
Moving day at the Masterspublished at 18:31 British Summer Time 12 April
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Hello! Welcome to our coverage of day three at the Masters.
And with the most stacked of leaderboards, it's going to be a belter.
Moving day?
We're not going anywhere.

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Date:: 10 - 13 April 2025
Course:: Augusta National Golf Club
Par:: 72
Yards:: 7,555
Prize Money:: $18,000,000

Rank	Player	Total	Total	Thru	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 4	Strokes
1	Rory McIlroy	13 under par	13 under par	12	72	66	66	no score	no score	204
2	Justin Rose	10 under par	10 under par	15	65	71	75	no score	no score	211
3	Ludvig Aaberg	9 under par	9 under par	14	68	73	69	no score	no score	210
4	Scottie Scheffler	8 under par	8 under par	14	68	71	72	no score	no score	211
5	Sung-Jae Im	7 under par	7 under par	finished	71	70	71	69	69	281
5	Jason Day	7 under par	7 under par	14	70	70	71	no score	no score	211
5	Patrick Reed	7 under par	7 under par	13	71	70	69	no score	no score	210
5	Corey Conners	7 under par	7 under par	13	68	70	70	no score	no score	208
9	Zach Johnson	6 under par	6 under par	15	72	74	66	no score	no score	212
9	Bryson DeChambeau	6 under par	6 under par	12	69	68	69	no score	no score	206
11	Xander Schauffele	5 under par	5 under par	17	73	69	70	no score	no score	212
12	Max Homa	4 under par	4 under par	finished	74	70	69	71	71	284
12	Harris English	4 under par	4 under par	finished	70	73	73	68	68	284
14	Bubba Watson	3 under par	3 under par	finished	71	72	74	68	68	285
14	Jordan Spieth	3 under par	3 under par	finished	73	73	69	70	70	285
14	Jon Rahm	3 under par	3 under par	finished	75	71	70	69	69	285
14	Collin Morikawa	3 under par	3 under par	finished	72	69	72	72	72	285
14	Matt McCarty	3 under par	3 under par	finished	71	68	75	71	71	285
14	Tom Hoge	3 under par	3 under par	finished	72	72	70	71	71	285
14	Tyrrell Hatton	3 under par	3 under par	finished	69	70	75	71	71	285
21	Davis Riley	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	69	75	69	69	286
21	Hideki Matsuyama	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	68	79	66	66	286
21	Viktor Hovland	2 under par	2 under par	finished	71	69	73	73	73	286
21	Tommy Fleetwood	2 under par	2 under par	finished	73	69	75	69	69	286
21	Daniel Berger	2 under par	2 under par	finished	71	73	73	69	69	286
21	Byeong-Hun An	2 under par	2 under par	finished	74	71	70	71	71	286
27	Aaron Rai	1 under par	1 under par	finished	70	74	73	70	70	287
27	Michael Kim	1 under par	1 under par	finished	71	71	74	71	71	287
29	Sahith Theegala	level par	level par	finished	72	72	73	71	71	288
29	Joaquin Niemann	level par	level par	finished	72	74	70	72	72	288
29	Denny McCarthy	level par	level par	finished	71	75	71	71	71	288
32	Maverick McNealy	1 over par	1 over par	finished	72	73	71	73	73	289
32	Rasmus Hoejgaard	1 over par	1 over par	finished	73	67	75	74	74	289
32	Max Greyserman	1 over par	1 over par	finished	71	75	69	74	74	289
32	Brian Campbell	1 over par	1 over par	finished	72	73	76	68	68	289
32	Shane Lowry	1 over par	1 over par	14	71	68	72	no score	no score	211
37	Justin Thomas	2 over par	2 over par	finished	73	71	76	70	70	290
37	Charl Schwartzel	2 over par	2 over par	finished	74	72	72	72	72	290
37	Brian Harman	2 over par	2 over par	finished	71	71	77	71	71	290
37	Patrick Cantlay	2 over par	2 over par	finished	74	72	73	71	71	290
41	Nick Taylor	3 over par	3 over par	finished	73	71	74	73	73	291
41	Matthew Fitzpatrick	3 over par	3 over par	finished	71	73	74	73	73	291
43	Danny Willett	4 over par	4 over par	finished	75	71	73	73	73	292
43	J. T. Poston	4 over par	4 over par	finished	74	72	73	73	73	292
43	Akshay Bhatia	4 over par	4 over par	finished	70	76	75	71	71	292
46	Davis Thompson	5 over par	5 over par	finished	71	73	70	79	79	293
46	Wyndham Clark	5 over par	5 over par	finished	76	68	75	74	74	293
46	Sam Burns	5 over par	5 over par	finished	73	70	75	75	75	293
46	Nicolas Echavarria	5 over par	5 over par	17	73	70	69	no score	no score	212
50	Min-Woo Lee	6 over par	6 over par	finished	71	72	77	74	74	294
51	J. J. Spaun	7 over par	7 over par	finished	74	72	74	75	75	295
52	Joo-Hyung Kim	9 over par	9 over par	finished	73	73	72	79	79	297
52	Stephan Jaeger	9 over par	9 over par	finished	72	74	73	78	78	297

Last updated 13th April 2025 at 22:33

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The Masters - McIlroy takes two-shot lead over DeChambeau into Sunday's final round - reaction

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Auf wiedersehen, Bernhardpublished at 18:56 British Summer Time 12 April

Golf is hard - ask Nick Dunlap!published at 18:55 British Summer Time 12 April

Great Scottpublished at 18:53 British Summer Time 12 April

Kim's stylish finishpublished at 18:52 British Summer Time 12 April

How McIlroy got it going on Fridaypublished at 18:52 British Summer Time 12 April

McIlroy 'really proud' of Friday bouncebackpublished at 18:48 British Summer Time 12 April

McIlroy in his mid 60spublished at 18:46 British Summer Time 12 April

McIlroy on the chargepublished at 18:45 British Summer Time 12 April

Putting it all togetherpublished at 18:43 British Summer Time 12 April

Postpublished at 18:41 British Summer Time 12 April

Saturday pinspublished at 18:39 British Summer Time 12 April

Postpublished at 18:38 British Summer Time 12 April

Signposting your eveningpublished at 18:36 British Summer Time 12 April

Leaderboardpublished at 18:35 British Summer Time 12 April

Postpublished at 18:34 British Summer Time 12 April

How was your Friday?published at 18:33 British Summer Time 12 April

Moving day at the Masterspublished at 18:31 British Summer Time 12 April

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