After three exhilarating days of golf, The Masters leaderboard offers a glimpse at who is on top and who has an outstanding chance to win the coveted Green Jacket. Throughout the tournament, players’ scores fluctuate up and down, directly impacting their rankings on the leaderboard. This constant ebb and flow keeps fans engaged and is an important component of the competition.
During the second round, Rory McIlroy surged up the Masters leaderboard and is currently a two-stroke lead over Bryson DeChambeau. Corey Conners, Patrick Reed and Ludvig Aberg are all in contention and could potentially catch McIlroy on Sunday.
The Masters is notoriously difficult for golfers of all skill levels. Even the best players can find themselves in trouble here if they aren’t precise with their approach shots or don’t putt well. This is why the final round of The Masters is so exciting for fans—and so nerve-wracking for players.
At the end of The Masters, only one player will be crowned champion and awarded the prestigious Green Jacket. In order to make that happen, the winner must have the lowest cumulative score over four rounds. To keep track of the latest Masters scores, click here for a live version of The Masters leaderboard.