The Masters leaderboard is a key part of following this iconic tournament. It displays players’ rankings throughout each round and allows fans to experience every twist and turn in real-time. Whether it’s an exciting birdie or an unfortunate double-bogey, every move on the Masters leaderboard has the potential to change the course of the tournament and ultimately determine its winner.
Rory McIlroy is battling back to the lead at The Masters, edging closer to Bryson DeChambeau with a solid round on Friday. McIlroy was the only player to shoot under par in each of the first two rounds and now has a three-shot lead over DeChambeau at the halfway mark at Augusta National. Scottie Scheffler is also a player to watch at The Masters, as he has been playing well all week and can be dangerous with his putting.
He made a nice birdie at the first hole with an approach to 8ft and had an opportunity for another at the ninth, but his putt pushed left. It’s the kind of consistency that could give him a shot at a Masters title if McIlroy and DeChambeau collapse this weekend.
Justin Rose is one of the few players who can match McIlroy’s driving abilities and is a good bet to finish in the top five. He started the day seven shots off the lead but moved up to joint second with a birdie at the third and has a great chance to sneak into contention come Sunday.
