Scottie Scheffler sits tied for second at The Masters after 54 holes, setting up a thrilling final day at Augusta National.
Scottie Scheffler has positioned himself well for Sunday’s final round at The Masters, sitting tied for second place after three rounds at Augusta National.
Playing at three-under par through 54 holes, the world’s top-ranked player remains firmly in contention heading into the decisive 18 holes. With the green jacket still to be decided, Scheffler will have a realistic chance to claim his second Masters title and add to his remarkable 2026 season.
Scheffler’s Augusta Form
Scheffler has established himself as one of the most consistent performers at The Masters in recent years. The PGA Tour star’s ability to navigate Augusta’s demanding layout and fickle greens has made him a fixture among the favorites each April.
His position at T2 through three rounds demonstrates his continued form at one of golf’s most prestigious venues. With everything still to play for on Sunday, Scheffler will seek to make his move on the back nine and claim his second green jacket.
The final round promises to deliver compelling drama as the field chases down whoever holds the lead heading into the par-70 finish at Augusta National.