The Masters 2024 LIVE: Leaderboard and latest updates as Scottie Scheffler leads and Tiger Woods on track in final round

1935: Scottie Scheffler (-7), Collin Morikawa (-6)

A birdie at the end ensured Scheffler had a one-shot lead heading into the day and given the form he is in, that might be all he needs. The world No. 1 has looked pretty consistent through 54 holes and will be the favorite today.

Meanwhile, Morikawa snuck out of nowhere to be in this final pairing. The two-time major champion has endured a quiet season but after three subpar rounds, he is just one step away from the top spot. Thanks in large part to his resurgence, the American now has a chance to move up to the Grand Slam to win a Grand Slam.

McIlroy +4 (1), Niemann +4 (1)

It wasn't a start yet for either of these two. McIlroy to the left of the green, Nyman to the right – both unable to get up and down to save par.

They will hope to bounce back in 5 seconds.

Well, this is one way to get your tour up and running. Like Schaeffler, yesterday, the 2016 champion came up from the left at the start to birdie his round.

It is worth noting that this is the Englishman's first tournament since September last year due to shoulder surgery. Pretty impressive comeback considering that and the circumstances he faced this week.

1925: Max Homa (-5), Ludwig Aberg (-4)

Max Homa may not have been able to make a birdie in 32 holes but the American is still just two shots off the lead. This tells you everything you need to know about the conditions at Augusta but also his resilience and consistency over the first three rounds.

Despite his success on the PGA Tour, Homa's first major top ten came at last year's Open Championship. Can he now build on that and claim his first major title?

Meanwhile, Aberg is here for his big debut but shows no signs of being intimidated by emotion. The Swede had another strong outing yesterday and will be hoping to use his elite ball to put himself in the record books.

A beautiful sand putt on three gave Rahm his second birdie of the day after a bogey on the par-5 5. Can he run together and climb into the top 10?

Rory McIlroy will start his final round in around 15 minutes as he looks to mount an attack on the final day to end his tournament on a positive note.

McIlroy did not lose hope in competing for the green jacket, despite scoring 77 points in very difficult conditions on Friday, which left him 10 shots away from the lead.

The world number two pointed out that he won the Dubai Desert Classic in January from the same position – although he acknowledged the stature of the events was different – but could only make it back to the third round with a 71 on Saturday to remain three points over par. .

This is what he said after Saturday's round:

There's a fair amount of red on the board from the start but none better than Tom Kim who was under five in his round after three straight birdies at Amen Corner. Impressive stuff.

Could we be in for an eventful Sunday? Former Ryder Cup captain Paul McGinley certainly thinks so…

1915: Bryson DeChambeau (-3), Xander Schauffele (-2)

Bryson had fallen off the top after a disastrous shot at the backline yesterday, including a terrible ball in the 15th over. But the American gave a shot of adrenaline to his championship hopes after an incredible hole-in-one from the fairway for birdie on the 18th hole. He's back but don't count out “Mad World” yet.

Xander Schauffele did a great job yesterday with a par-16 and two birdies. His superior consistency has kept him in the chase but he will need dynamite on Sunday to chase down Schaeffler.

Jungle +15 (11), Shipley +10 (11)

The 23-year-old has already claimed the low amateur award after being the only one to make it to the weekend. The American struggled in the third round but has a dream pairing with Tiger Woods today and is making the most of it.

Birdies at 7 and 8 put him under par for his round as the pair heads to the 12th tee.