The Masters 2024 LIVE: Leaderboard and latest updates as Scottie Scheffler in front and

1855: Byeong Hun An (-1), Cameron Smith (-1)

Former Open champion Cam Smith has not quite caught fire this week and remains six off it heading into the final round.

The Australian stormed through the field at Sta Andrews in 2022 to claim the Claret Jug and while need an equally impressive display if he is going to spoil the party here at Augusta.

The 15-time Major champion is now propping up the bottom of the leaderboard after an out-out-bounds drive on the 5th hole leads to a costly triple-bogey seven.

That’s compounded by a bogey at the par-3 sixth and he now finds himself at +15 for the tournament.

Greg Norman, the commissioner for the Saudi-backed LIV Golf, was a surprise sighting on the grounds at Augusta National this week after he was denied an invite by the tournament.

The Australian, who finished runner-up on three occasions, bought a ticket to be there this week and thanked fans for their support.

1845: Cameron Young (-1), Tommy Fleetwood (-1)

Young and Fleetwood are the final pairing who will begin the fourth round under par and six shots back of leader Scottie Scheffler.

Both fired level-par 72s on Saturday but Fleetwood, in particular, should have been a few shots better off. The Englishman’s ball striking got him in all the right spots on Saturday but endured an ice-cold day with putter in hand.

At last year’s US Open, he shot a final-round 63 to shoot up the leaderboard – he’ll need something similar today to even stand a chance.

We’ve got just under four hours until the leaders head off. As we keep an eye on those early starters in round four, let’s all begin looking at those in contention later on today.

A resurgent Collin Morikawa stands as Scottie Scheffler’s biggest challenge on the final round of the Masters. The supremely accurate American is a two-time major champion having won the 2020 PGA and 2021 Open, and believes he is finding form again.

“Felt like old times, and nice to have that in the bag again,” said Morikawa. “Missed a few out there today but everything still feels comfortable. That’s the biggest thing, feeling comfortable going into tomorrow.

“If you asked me at the beginning of the week I’d be one back heading into Sunday, I would have taken that any time,” Morikawa said. “You give yourself a chance with 18 holes left, that’s all you can really do.”

Tiger is underway early on Sunday and took care of the par-five second to make birdie, but a misjudged chip into the third green saw the ball come rolling back to his feet.

A bogey five and he’s back to +11 for the tournament.

Plenty of the classic pin positions on Sunday so some chances for birdies out there if the chasers can use the slopes on these undulating Augusta greens.

There it is. Tiger Woods in final-day red on Masters Sunday.

It’s no surprise who the final-day patrons will be following as the fourth round gets underway at Augusta. The fairways are packed as Woods takes to the course for the last time this week, looking to improve on his difficult round of 82 yesterday. The five-time Masters champion will have plenty of support, that’s for sure.

Scottie Scheffler on leading the Masters ahead of the final round, bolstered by his 2022 title and strong form coming into the Augusta National.

“It’s nice to have that experience, but going into tomorrow, that’s really all that it is. And I can reflect on some of that stuff from that round, and this is a position I’m very familiar with. I’m excited for the challenge of going and trying to win the golf tournament tomorrow.”