Jordan Spieth wins by four shots on -18 (70)
Justin Rose -14 (70), Phil Mickelson -14 (69)
Rory McIlroy -12 (66), Hideki Matsuyama -11 (66)
Dustin Johnson -9 (69), Ian Poulter -9 (67), Paul Casey -9 (68)
Tiger Woods -5 (73)
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Image source, Getty ImagesCasey for birdie at 15, nice line, bit shy, stays -7. Woods has a makeable eagle putt at 13, having found his first fairway of the day. There's a lesson in there somewhere. McIlroy matches him. Poulter at the par-three 16th, hates it, but it's actually pretty tasty. Mickelson at 12 and his birdie attempt does much the same as McIlroy and Woods', dying at the last and dribbling left.
Steveleggetter: Forget Tiger-tees we are going to need Spieth-tees. This guy is taking the course apart.
Chipperhul: Game over in the Masters. Only interest for me now is whether Casey can get into the top-six.
Richard Potter: Jordan Spieth with more than one arm in a green jacket after that putt. Unstoppable.
Stephen Cassidy: Too much for Justin to do now, was always going to be a big ask to beat Spieth in this form, still a monumental effort.
Image source, APRose trying to apply some pressure and he does, right into the heart of the 11th green. Spieth still deliberating as his caddie attempts to clear some patrons out of his chosen route... he's taken a good four minutes over this shot, better be a goodun... that's nice, a scuttler that went as far as most people's drives.
John Murray
BBC Radio 5 live commentator
"There's been a shift down at 15 and 16 of late and you get the feeling the patrons are just waiting for Spieth to arrive."
Image source, APMickelson saunters over to the par-three 12th, where he might have to start taking a few risks. Garcia in with a round of 70 for -5 overall. Here's our man Spieth, who is attempting to threadle one through the pine trees. Doesn't need a miracle, just a bunt back onto the fairway. Mickelson safely on at 12...
Image source, APRose on the devilish 11th and he's safely down the middle. McIlroy hasn't hit his birdie putt at 12, he remains nine under and nine off the lead. Dustin for birdie at 14... right on line but undercooked it. Dustin is 10 under - he would have taken your arm off if you'd offered him that on Wednesday.
Jay Townsend
Former American professional golfer on BBC Radio 5 live
"I hope they have a Green Jacket for the young man because he's looking good. But with all the water at 11, 12, 13, 15 and given the chasing pack can make eagles on the back nine, it's never over unless you've got a four-shot lead on the 17th."
Woods for birdie at 12, not quite enough borrow. Zach Johnson for eagle at 16... stays a whisker right but he'll tap in for birdie and -10. Mickelson almost chips in at 11, he'll stay 12 under. Behind him, Spieth has sprayed one into the woods... hardest hole on the course, the 11th...
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Image source, ReutersRose's birdie putt stays a shade right at 10. Spieth has nailed a longun at 10, that puts him six clear on 18 under par. He's made 26 birdies now this, that's a new Masters record - the king isn't quite dead, but long live the new one...
Image source, Getty ImagesMcIlroy on tee at 12, good luck going straight at the flag here... peach, he's got a makeable birdie putt. The 12th playing 161 yards today and Woods matches McIlroy's effort. Garcia down the last, his approach dribbles off the front. Here's Mickelson at 11 - not sure how that stayed up, his ball must have crampons.
Image source, ReutersMickelson pours in a birdie on 10, tips the cap and flashes that grin, he's within five of the lead. Birdie for Dustin on 13, he's 10 under. Woods almost holes his chip at 11, pretty good effort that. Spieth misses the green with his approach at 10, Rose is safely on.
Image source, APMany thanks Aimee, this is Ben Dirs until the end. McIlroy straight at the flag on 11, here's Tiger from some more nonsense - he hasn't hit a fairway yet today - and he's pinged one over the green. Eagle for Matsuyama on 13, he's 10 under par.
All eyes on Justin Rose who must putt this six footer for par or find himself five shots behind. The Englishman misjudges it slightly, it lips to the right, and Rose is back to 12 under, five shots adrift heading into the back nine. Is that the white flag waving?
Andrew Magee
American PGA Tour winner on BBC Radio 5 live
"Jack Nicklaus once told me that if you're not nervous there's something wrong with you. So that really settled me down, to hear the greatest player of them all got nervous."
Image source, ReutersBogey for Tiger Woods on the 10th. The former world number one drops to four under. Yesterday's sparkle has truly dimmed. Jordan Spieth likely to come away from the ninth with a par... yes, yes, he does. The American out in 35. Three birdies. Two bogeys.
Image source, Luke DonaldEngland's Luke Donald who missed the cut, has tweeted, external his concern for Tiger Woods after the four-time champion appeared to hit a tree root with a shot on the ninth, injuring his wrist.
Image source, ReutersTo the 13th we go. Paul Casey with an eagle chance. Paul Casey three foot long so a birdie will have to suffice. The Englishman on a healthy seven under and inside the top 10.
Jordan Spieth's birdie on eight has moved him level with Phil Mickelson for birdies in a single Augusta tournament.
The Texan now has 25, the same figure Lefty managed in 2001 when he finished third.
Image source, Getty ImagesAmerican golf writer Dave Shedloski on Twitter:, external The third-round leader/co-leader has gone on to win the Masters 42 (out of 78) times, most recently Bubba Watson in 2014.
Image source, ReutersApplause for Justin Rose, whose tee shot on the ninth finishes about five foot from Jordan Spieth's effort. Even stevens. Magical from Sergio Garcia on the 16th, from the sand to inches of the pin. Beautiful. Tiger Woods keeping the trees company on the 10th. He's failed to take us back to the early 2000s today, but he gets himself onto the green and has a chance of par.