16 and missed an opportunity for birdie on No. Spieth missed multiple chances on the final holes to make up ground against the leader, but instead his inability to putt put him in a precarious situation heading into the final round on Sunday. Spieth will have to play one of the best rounds of his entire professional career, or hope for a Matsuyama collapse if he wants to have hope by the end of Sunday's round.ĪPRIL 10, ROUND 3 - 6:28 PM UPDATE: Spieth was unable to make up any ground on the back nine as Matsuyama made a huge push to pull away from the field on Saturday. Sitting at 5-under par and in sole possession of seventh place on the leaderboard, Jordan Spieth will begin his day six shots back of the leader, Hideki Matsuyama, and tees off at 1:10 PM CT alongside Brian Harman. Scheffler would miss the first put, and then tap in for par. Scheffler's third shot then narrowly missed the hole, but rolled 11 feet from the pin, giving him a tough putt to save par. Scheffler's troubles began after his second shot rolled off of the backside of the green. It was a disappointing early result for Scheffler, who was 1-under over the first three days on the hole. Spieth has already gotten some help from leader Hideki Matsuyama as well, who bogeyed the par-4 first as well.Ī little further ahead in the field, Scottie Scheffler's final round has turned into a frustrating one, after the 24-year-old closed out the front nine with a bogey, after a near-miss for birdie, turned into a three-putt finish.ĪPRIL 11, FINAL ROUND - 12:40 PM UPDATE: Scottie Scheffler has gotten off to a slow start in his Sunday round at the Masters, sitting 1-over par on the round after a bogey on the par-4 third. 3, but was unable to convert, missing his chance by mere inches, and forcing him to settle for par. Spieth had a chance to land back-to-back birdies on No. 2, securing a birdie, getting himself back to 5-under for the tournament, and putting himself back in sole possession of the seventh spot on the leaderboard. However, Spieth was able to recover on No. Scottie Scheffler, on the other hand, has gotten a handle on his final round and is actually closing in on Spieth, carding a 3-under through the first six holes of the back nine, moving to one-under on the tournament, and moving to an eight-way tie for 15th with three holes to go.ĪPRIL 11, FINAL ROUND - 2:04 PM UPDATE: Jordan Spieth's final round got off to a rough start on Masters Sunday, when the former Longhorn opened things up with a bogey on No.

Spieth will have some serious ground to make up, though, with current leader Hideki Matsuyama remaining steady at even par through seven, and John Rahm burning through the field at 6-under through 16.

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