Scheffler survives late wobble to take three-shot lead into final round at the Masters
Scottie Scheffler survived a back nine wobble at Augusta National on Saturday as the world No 1 takes a three-shot lead into the final round of the Masters.
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Scottie Scheffler survived a back nine wobble at Augusta National on Saturday as the world No 1 takes a three-shot lead into the final round of the Masters.
Tiger Woods' hopes of a victorious return from career-threatening injuries evaporated on Augusta National's greens on Saturday while Scottie Scheffler seized a three-stroke Masters lead. Woods, 14 months removed from a car crash that left him with injuries so severe he feared he might lose his right leg, saw his hopes of a stunning comeback for a sixth green jacket come undone with his worst-ever Masters round, a six-over par 78. The fact that the 46-year-old was even able to tee it up -- and make a 22nd consecutive Masters cut -- was astonishing.
Groups and starting times for Sunday's final round of the 86th Masters at Augusta National.
They’ve been the top players in golf so far in 2022 - and now Scottie Scheffler and Cameron Smith are set to go head-to-head in the final round of the 86th Masters.
AUGUSTA, Georgia: Tiger Woods used to turn weekends at Augusta National into gripping theater, relentlessly charging up the leaderboard one fearless drive, one feathery iron, one nervy putt at a time. Not now. Maybe not ever again.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Here are the tee times for the final round of the 86th Masters at Augusta National Golf Club:
Scottie Scheffler will take a three-shot lead into the final round of the 86th Masters as he bids to cement his position as world number one with a first major title.
It felt more like Argyll in April than Augusta. “A little breeze from the North Pole today,” said the woman buggy driver, who was wearing sheepskin gloves and had her legs covered by a blanket, on the journey down from the plush Augusta National press building to watch Bob MacIntyre fly the Saltire in the third round of the 86th Masters.