Welcome to news.com.au’s coverage of the final day of The Masters.
American Brooks Koepka holds a monster four shot lead over 2021 US Open champion Jon Rahm with plenty of action to unfold at Augusta on the final day.
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After play was suspended on day three, players are scheduled to complete 30 holes of play with the green jacket up for grabs.
Aussie Jason Day needs a miracle if he’s to emerge victorious, sitting in equal eighth place nine shots behind Koepka.
But it was the news of Tiger Woods’ withdrawal ahead of the final day’s play that sent shockwaves around the famous course.
The third round will resume at 10:30pm (AEST) with the final round set to get underway around four hours later provided there are no more weather stoppages.
10.55pm – Rahm is on the early hunt
Watch out Brooks Koepka, Jon Rahm is coming.
The lead was cut to two in the blink of an eye with Koepka registering a bogey as Rahm responded with a birdie.
Both men then birdiied the par five eighth hole to extend the margin atop the leaderboard with Texan amateur Sam Bennett sitting in third at six under, seven shots behind.
10.20pm – Woods’ dream comes crushing down
Tiger Woods’ Masters dream was crushed on Sunday after he succumbed to injury and was forced to pull the pin.
Woods had barely made the cut and was languishing last on the leaderboard when the third round was brought to a halt.
The cold and wet conditions, along with multiple delays, worked against the legendary star and on Sunday he called it quits.
“I am disappointed to have to WD this morning due to reaggravating my plantar fasciitis. Thank you to the fans and to @TheMasters who have shown me so much love and support. Good luck to the players today!” Woods tweeted.
The sight of Woods limping around the course in obvious pain made for seriously grim viewing, and the inclement weather meant he would likely have had to hobble around for 27 holes in one day.
But the news he has reaggravated his plantar fasciitis now casts serious questions about if his time at the top level has run its course.
“I’m very lucky to have this leg,” Woods said before the tournament.
“It’s mine. Yes, it had been altered and there’s some hardware in there, but it’s still mine. It’s been tough and will always be tough.”
“I don’t know how many more I have in me.”
Masters leaderboard (midway through third round)
Brooks Koepka -13
Jon Rahm -9
Sam Bennett -6
Viktor Hovland -5
Patrick Cantlay -5
Colin Morikawa -5
Matt Fitzpatrick -5
Australians
Jason Day -4
Cameron Smith -1
Adam Scott -1