Summary

  • England's Danny Willett wins the Masters on -5

  • Willett first British winner since Faldo in 1996

  • Spieth & Westwood tie for second on -2

  • Spieth led by five but dropped six shots in three

  • McIlroy finishes on +1 after a 71

Live Reporting

Tom Fordyce and Luke Reddy

  1. Willett gets Facetimed

    He's in one of the chalets, and the telltale ringtone sounds. "Hello? Yeah, I'm in Augusta. Augusta. The golf course. In America. Yeah."

  2. Westwood's pride

    Westwood (-2 after 18)

    Lee Westwood reacts to his third-place finish: "I heard a few oohs and aahs and figured something was going on. I got on the 16th tee and Jordan went from five under to one. Suddenly I was one behind Danny.

    "Danny played really well today, was aggressive when he needed to be and made some good putts.

    "I'm very proud. It's a place I love to come. I didn't have my 'A' game this week but there's a way of getting around Augusta. The conditions were right for me this week so I just played sensibly and took my chances when they presented themselves."

    Lee Westwood and Danny WillettGetty Images

  4. John Murray
    BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentator at Augusta National

    "This is almost sympathetic applause for Jordan Spieth."

  5. Iain Carter
    BBC golf correspondent at Augusta National

    "Danny Willett's heart must have lept when that dropped into the sand."

  6. Spieth's second on 17

    162 yards... STUCK IT IN THE BUNKER...

  8. If he wins...

    Danny Willett.

  9. Latest scores

    -5: Willett (After 18 holes)

    -3: Spieth (16)

  11. Get Involved

    #bbcgolf

    Liam Burnell: Does Yorkshire get a national holiday tomorrow if Willett wins this?

    Emma Geraghty: I really need to go to bed but can't stop watching the golf! Come on Danny!

  12. Willett (-5 after 18)

    Danny Willett.

    England's Danny Willett, the clubhouse leader on -5, on BBC Two: "I honestly can't tell you [what was going through his head on the 18th]. Just happiness, exhilaration. There's no better feeling. It's not like we slowly crept into the lead - Jordan chucked a number in at 12 so it was a weird one. Luckily enough I was able to keep my head on and keep composed. There's two holes left and the boy [Spieth] can do most things. My wife was born on this day 28 years ago, my little boy was due today...you never know."

  13. Willett on the 18th

    Danny Boy got a great reception from the patrons when he made his par on 18. Watch it here.

    Willett makes par to stand on brink

  14. Spieth on 17th tee

    -3

    No danger there, crashes it down the middle. 

  15. DJ in the clubhouse

    Johnson (-1 after 18)

    Dustin Johnson for birdie on 18, nope, a tap-in par. He's one under and tied for fourth.

  16. Alistair Bruce-Ball
    BBC Radio 5 live sports commentator at Augusta National

    "It is a massive ask, Especially the way Spieth is drive the ball. He has got to hit that fairway."

  17. Andrew Magee
    American PGA Tour winner on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

    "Spieth hit that way too hard for the line he chose. It didn't look like Jordan Spieth at all."

    A dejected Jordan SpiethReuters

  18. Makes it

    Spieth -3 walking to 17th tee

    Knocks it in. He bogeyed these final two holes on Saturday. 18 is birdeable. 17 less so, at least today. Onwards we go.

  19. Spieth on 16

    -3, two shots off Willett

    He's missed it by a distance, too - still a five-footer back the other way for par...

  20. Spieth's birdie putt on 16

    Missed!