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. Latest scores

    -6: Spieth (10)

    -3: Willett (13)

    -1: Casey (18), Rose (16), Kjeldsen (13), D Johnson (12) 

  2. Iain Carter
    BBC golf correspondent at Augusta National

    "Well done Danny Willett. Still interesting, not time to go to bed just yet."

  3. Willett makes birdie

    Willett (-3 after 13)

    Danny Willett cuts the lead to three as he uses the par five to make birdie. A gutsy second gave him a long eagle putt and he can tidy up from a few feet as he has done all day.

  4. Oosthuizen's peculiar ace...

    Louis OosthuizenEPA

  5. Spieth is human

    -6 on 10th

    He's found the sand with his second, and although he'll splash out he'll have a 13-footer to save his par - no, not this time, and although it was a horrible one to read it's still a surprise to see it slip four feet past. Bogey, lead back to four.

  6. Casey leads in the clubhouse

    Casey (-1 after 18)

    Paul Casey is the clubhouse leader. A super approach on 18 sees him glaring at his ball as it drops onto the putting surface and he walks up to down the bad boy.

    So, if Jordan Spieth drops six shots Casey gets a play-off. Unlikely but hang on...

  7. Young at heart

    Langer (+4 after 10)

    The last time Bernhard Langer won a major, The Bluebells were number one in the UK charts with their hit 'Young at heart'. 

    He's not quite delivering on the final day as he did in 1993.

    Bluebells

  8. Langer (+4 after 10)

    Bernhard Langer has disappeared from our radar now he's four over. He said he felt he could win this after yesterday's heroics. A touch of magic on 11 though as his chips to within six inches to get the galleries whooping.

  9. Fitzpatrick (level after 18)

    Young Englishman Matthew Fitzpatrick, who is the clubhouse leader after a five-under 67 today, on how he managed to score so well: "I just flushed it! I flushed it from tee to green. 

    "I hit some great irons, you've got to hole the putts but you've got to give yourself a chance. It sounds terrible but it could have been better."

    And a top-12 finish will seal the Yorkshire lad's invitation for an Augusta return next year. No wonder he's grinning...

    Masters

  10. Oosthuizen's peculiar ace...

  13. Hole-in-one for Oosthuizen

    Oosthuizen (+4 after 16)

    Here's how Louis Oosthuizen's remarkable ace unfolded. Look at that cheeky grin! he knew it was going to be good but not that good...

    Oosthuizen
    Louis Oosthuizen
    Louis Oosthuizen
    Louis Oosthuizen

  14. DeChambeau (+5 after 18)

    What do we make of the Bryson DeChambeau clobber today? It looks like something from a golf movie.

    DeChambeau.

  15. Rose even par after 15

    10-footer for rosie from Bird - i beg your pardon, birdie from Rose, and he's nibbled along in this Masters without ever threatening to bite.

  16. Latest scores

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    Tina: Amazing bit of snooker in the US Masters!!

    Chris Roberts: The most remarkable hole in one I've ever seen from Louis Oosthuizen!

    Steve Tooker: I can't believe what we just saw from Louis on 16!!!

  18. Paul Azinger
    1993 PGA Championship winner on BBC TV

    "I've never seen anything like that hole in one in all my years. It's like playing billiards."

  19. Jay Townsend
    Former American professional golfer on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra

    "I heard the fat lady sing first, at seven."

  20. Spieth -7, leads by five

    On the 10th tee, and that's racing on  - into the light rough, for which read a normal fairway down your local.