Summary

  • Leader: -7 Scheffler (71)

  • Selected: -6 Morikawa (69); -5 Homa (73); -4 Aberg (70); -3 DeChambeau (75); -2 Schauffele (70), Hojgaard (74); -1 Fleetwood (72); +1 Fitzpatrick (73);

  • +3 Willett (76), Hatton (73), McIlroy (71); +11 Woods (82)

  • Use the audio icon at the top of the page to listen to BBC Radio 5 Live commentary

Live Reporting

Jonathan Jurejko, Joe Bradshaw, Steve Sutcliffe and Paul Higham

  1. Hatton makes second birdie in first three holes

    Woods +1 Hatton E (3)

    The leaders may be a bit of time away but there are plenty of players out on the course already - and birdies are available.

    As Tyrrell Hatton has already proved with two in his first three holes - his putt from off the green on the third bringing a beaming smile.

    He's playing with Tiger Woods today - and the five-time Masters winner is through the opening holes without incident.

  2. Get Involved - He couldn't, could he?

    #bbcgolf

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    The record 36-hole comeback is eight shots - Tiger Woods started round three seven shots off the pace and you better believe he thinks he can win it if things go his way.

    But do you? Decide with your thumbs and message us on X at #bbcgolf.

  3. Don't call it a comeback...

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    It's not usually a place for big comebacks at Augusta National, with 36 of the last 37 Masters champions sitting in the top 10 at the halfway stage.

    Jack Burke's eight-shot comeback in 1956 remains the largest 36-hole comeback in Masters history, and 80 of the 87 Green Jacket winners have been within five shots of the lead after two rounds.

    Could we see some history this weekend though?

  4. Tee times

    Here's who we've got coming up...

    18:55 Danny Willett (Eng), Ryan Fox (NZ)

    19:05 Cameron Young (US), Tommy Fleetwood (Eng)

    19:15 Ludvig Aberg (Swe),Matthieu Pavon (Fra)

    19:25 Cameron Davis (Aus), Collin Morikawa (US)

    19:35 Scottie Scheffler (US), Nicolai Hojgaard (Den)

    19:45 Max Homa (US), Bryson DeChambeau (US)

  5. Record purse at this year's Masters

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    As well a sterling replica of the Masters trophy, a gold medal and the iconic Green Jacket, the man at the top of the leaderboard on Sunday evening will collect a record £2.88m winner's cheque.

    The total prize money for the field at the Masters this year is unsurprisingly up to £16m, a healthy £1.6m increase on 12 months ago so even if you finish down in 10th say, you'll stick pick up around £430,000 and 20th is worth around £210,000.

    Not bad eh.

  6. A captivating second day

    Want to watch the world's best wrestling with wind and coming out on top?

    Take a look at the highlights from round two.

  7. Leaderboard

    Thirty six of the past 37 Masters champions have been in the top 10 entering the third round.

    One of these guys then.

    -6 Homa, DeChambeau, Scheffler

    -4 Hojgaard

    -3 Morikawa, Davis

    -2 Aberg

    -1 Willett, Fleetwood, Smith, An, Fox, Young, Pavon

  8. Welcome to moving day

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    Welcome to Saturday at the Masters! There's not too many better days in sport really, so let's see what Augusta National has in store for us today.

    The wind has eased, but it's still there and these greens will dry out making it still a tough test today - especially for anyone chasing the leaders looking to make a score.

    We've got Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau and Max Homa sharing the lead, Ryder Cup rookies Nicolai Hojaard and Ludvig Aberg in surprise pursuit - and of course Tiger Woods.

    So will the leaders pull away or will someone emerge from the pack? Stay right here and let's find out together...