Tiger Woods wins The Masters to complete one of sport’s greatest comeback
Relive all the action from the final day at Augusta
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Your support makes all the difference.Relive all the action from the final day at The Masters where Tiger Woods has won his first major in 11 years to complete one of the greatest comebacks sport has ever seen.
Woods went into the opening day two shots off overnight leader Francesco Molinari, with the Italian sitting clear on -13. But as the reigning Open champion wilted under the pressure of leading at Augusta, Woods surged into the lead to move clear on -14 with two holes to play. Despite the chasing pack of Dustin Johnson, Xander Schauffele and Brroks Koepka all reaching the clubhouse on -12, there was no stopping Woods.
Waling up the 18th to one of the biggest ovations Augusta has ever witnessed, Woods saw playing partners Molinari and Tony Finau whole out to complete their strong performances, and despite failing to make par on the last to drop to -13, he sealed possibly the most incredible victory seen at The Masters. Follow the live reaction below.
What time does day four start?
The first groups tee off simultaneously from the first and 10th tees at 12:30pm.
Where can I watch it?
TV schedules have been forced to change to accommodate the earlier start times.
Sky Sports Golf
9am-noon - Masters Breakfast LIVE
12.30pm - Featured Groups - Live on the Sky Sports red button
12.40pm - Amen Corner feed - Live for free on the Sky Sports website (until 2pm only) and the Sky Sports golf red button
12.40pm - Featured Holes (15th/16th) - Live on the Sky Sports Golf red button
1pm - Live from the Masters - Live on Sky Sports Golf
2pm - The Masters LIVE! - Live on Sky Sports Golf (live coverage from 3pm).
BBC Two
13:55-19:25 - Final round live, BBC Two (additional live coverage on BBC Red Button)
12:30-19:25 - Live coverage from featured groups, Connected TV and online
12:40-18:30 - Amen Corner, Connected TV and online
12:40-19:00 - 15 & 16 live, Connected TV and online
15:15-19:30 - Live commentary, BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra
Tee times
All times BST
From first tee:
12:30: Aaron Wise, Marc Leishman (Aus), Kim Si-woo (Kor)
12:41: Matthew Fitzpatrick (Eng), Kevin Tway, Patton Kizzire
12:52: Henrik Stenson (Swe), Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn), Cameron Smith (Aus)
13:03: Jordan Spieth, Tommy Fleetwood (Eng), Corey Conners (Can)
13:14: Jason Day (Aus), Bubba Watson, Lucas Bjerregaard (Den)
13:25: Justin Thomas, Phil Mickelson, Jon Rahm (Spa)
13:36: Adam Scott (Aus), Patrick Cantlay, Thorbjorn Olesen (Den)
13:47: Louis Oosthuizen (SA), Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler
13:58: Matt Kuchar, Justin Harding (SA), Xander Schauffele
14:09: Brooks Koepka (USA), Webb Simpson (USA), Ian Poulter (ENG)
14:20: Francesco Molinari (Ita), Tony Finau, Tiger Woods
From 10th tee:
12:30: Kyle Stanley, (a) Viktor Hovland (Nor), Charley Hoffman
12:41: Kevin Kisner, Bryson DeChambeau, (a) Takumi Kanaya (Jpn)
12:52: Rory McIlroy (NI), Keegan Bradley, Gary Woodland
13:03: Jimmy Walker, J.B. Holmes, Charles Howell
13:14: Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Tha), Kevin Na, (a) Alvaro Ortiz (Mex)
13:25: Patrick Reed, (a) Devon Bling, Keith Mitchell
13:36: Tyrrell Hatton, Satoshi Kodaira (Jpn), Andrew Landry
13:47: Bernhard Langer (Ger), Rafael Cabrera Bello (Spa), Eddie Pepperell (Eng)
13:58: Branden Grace (SA), Martin Kaymer (Ger), Li Haotong (Chn)
14:09: Emiliano Grillo (Arg), Zach Johnson, Billy Horschel
14:20: Trevor Immelman (SA), Alex Noren (Swe)
Up next on the first is Englishman Matthew Fitzpatrick. After a horrendous first round, were he went 6-over par, he's responded with 5-under and 4-under rounds to find himself at -3 for the week.
With him are Kevin Tway (-3) and Patton Kizzire (-3), both of whom, led the Masters at some point this week.
Marc Leishman fires his drive on the second way right into the woods. He's fully immersed in the shrubbery and just needs to find the fairway with his second shot.
Bogey for Tway (-2), par for Fitzpatrick (-3) and birdie for Kizzire (-4) on the first. To have any chance these guys will have to post 63, 64 or 65 today.
Kizzire makes a decent start.
Back-to-back pars for Stanley (-2), Hovland (A) (-2) and Hoffman (-2) who all started on the 10th.
Par, Par for Aaron Wise (-2), Bogey, Bogey for Marc Leishman (E), Par, Birdie for Si Woo Kim (-3) in the first group. They're thru 2.
Bryson DeChambeau, who led the Masters on Day Two, double-bogeys the tenth, his first hole, and moves to even for the tournament. It's been a big drop off for Bryson who hit the 7-under mark earlier in the week.
3 men attempt the par-3 12th 'Golden Bell', amateur Hovland (-2) makes par but the tricky pin position claims two bogeys. Stanley and Hoffman drop to (-1).
Matthew Fitzpatrick (-4) makes a good birdie on the second.
Former champion Jordan Speith (-5) birdies the first and if he can put a good round in today, you never know what the afternoon might bring.
Pars for Tommy Fleetwood (-4) and Corey Conners (-4) at the first.
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