Eamonn: That's genuinely one of THE BEST golf shots I've EVER seen!

Dan: That was the best golf shot I've ever seen in my life. I don't think my heart can deal with this

Paolo: Never seen anything like this. Ever It’s honestly the GOAT of Masters Whoever wins, we’re blessed

Wonder if Justin Rose heard the "Rory! Rory! Rory!" chant from the 15th?

Maybe he should pretend they're shouting 'Rosey' as he walks up the 18th fairway.

Here he goes then... the pin is where it usually is on Sunday.

A lovely clean connection sounds good... it looks good, too.

Heart of the green and a glimpse of a birdie.

Alistair Bruce-Ball
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 Live

If you are a Rory McIlroy fan, it’s never easy.

He hasn't stuck the ball in the hole yet though.

Everybody settle.

The roars around that green when McIlroy's ball dropped onto it reverberated around the world.

Just stunning.

You want your Masters moment?

That is a frankly ridiculous shot from Rory McIlroy as he hooks it round a giant pine tree, lands it onto the green and swirls it to six feet.

Utter genius.

Here goes McIlroy.

Just take it easy Rory.

No chance...

"Get in the hole!" is the shout as Justin Rose unleashes his drive on the last.

Not heard that one before.

Rose isn't Happy Gilmore so he isn't anywhere near the hole.

But it's a solid and, importantly, straight strike which will settle his tummy a little bit.

The fairway beckons.

It did seem a decent tee shot from Rory McIlroy down the 15th but when he reaches the ball, there's plenty of tree in the way.

He'll wait for Bryson DeChambeau to take his shot from perfect position in the middle of the fairway.

And he's in the water again.

Talk about meltdown.

Ludvig Aberg hits a lovely tee shot on 16, but a heavy sees it just gather to the fringe, and from there he just can't find the cup or the birdie, so stays on 10 under and in this nail biting three-way tie for the lead.

McIlroy's going backwards, Rose is producing birdies and bogeys all over the place, and Aberg just can't step on the gas fully.

Does anyone want this Green Jacket?

It's a very nervy watch at Rory McIlroy's home golf club in Holywood.

"You've got to be kidding me" can be heard as McIlroy's putt on the 14th tickles the edge of the hole and fails to drop.

Wonder what Bob Rotella would say to him.

Probably to step aside and let Rory McIlroy win.

No chance Justin Rose is standing aside from this challenge.

Penny for Justin Rose's thoughts. He stands head bowed as he waits for Zach Johnson to putt out.

Think happy thoughts would be my advice.

There are so many report rewrites going on right now.

Justin Rose must be thinking what on Earth has happened here. If he's letting his mind wander, that is.

Seems like his focus is solely on himself. Eight feet between him and another par.

He takes his time, lines it up carefully, gets settled.

But he goes left and drops a shot.

Back to 10 under. Back alongside McIlroy.

I jinxed Rory McIlroy at the 13th by offering up his cracking record this week.

On the 15th, he's shot a double bogey, a birdie and a eagle.

At the moment, he just needs one good tee shot.

And he's finally found it. Thundered down the fairway.

Right, what's Rose got up his sleeve here?

The confidence is oozing and a lovely knock onto the 17th green leaves him looking good to save par.

But, thanks to McIlroy's meltdown, he's already got the sole lead. Blimey.

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Painful for Rory McIlroy as his putt holds up on the right side of the hole.

Inches from a par that would have kept him in a share of the lead.

Suddenly, he's out of the lead.

Touch heavy from Rory McIlroy as his pitch skips past the hole, holds and then comes back a touch.

Down the hill and seven feet to save par.

Why is it always downhill on Sunday at the Masters?

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This. Just. Got. Interesting... Ludvig Aberg rolls in his birdie on 15 to get into double figures and just one off the lead.

This is now officially a three-man battle for the Green Jacket!