Final round brackets and tee times for the 90th Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.
Rory McIlroy shot a sluggish 73 in the third round at Augusta National, blowing a six-shot lead and falling to 11 under par heading into the final day alongside Cameron Young.
McIlroy will face The Players champion Young on Sunday as he did in the first two rounds, and if he wins he will join Jack Nicklaus, Sir Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods as back-to-back Masters champions.
Sam Barnes will partner Shane Lowry in the penultimate group, with former world number one Jason Day and Justin Rose tied for fifth, both aiming for a long-awaited second major win.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is within four points of the lead, along with China’s Hao Tong Li, making this a special Masters Sunday another special Sunday as eight players battle it out with a four-stroke lead.
Sunday R4 combinations and UK/Ireland start times
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1406 Aaron Lai (English), Charles Schwartzel (Russia)
1417 Gary Woodland, Kurt Kitayama
1428 Jon Rahm (Spain), Sergio Garcia (Spain)
Jon Rahm will face compatriot Sergio Garcia on Sunday
1439 Siu Kim (Col), Rasmus Højgaard (Den)
1450 Keegan Bradley, Dustin Johnson
1501 Denny McCarty, Koren Connors (can)
1512 Viktor Hovland (Knoll), Justin Thomas
1523 Alex Nolen (Sweden), Maverick McNeely
1545 Adam Scott (Australia), Marco Penge (UK)
1556 Harris English, Samuel Stevens
1607 Brian Herman, Jordan Spieth
1618 Im Sung-jae (Korea), Hideki Matsuyama (Japan)
1629 Sepp Straka (Aut), Jacob Bridgman
1640 Chris Gottharp, Christopher Reitan (Nor)
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Shane Lowry makes an incredible ace on the 6th hole in the third round of the Masters
1651 Michael Brennan, Max Homa
1713 Nick Taylor (Canada), Matt Fitzpatrick (UK)
1724 Ludwig Oberg (Sweden), Brian Campbell
1735 Tyrrell Hatton (English), Tommy Fleetwood (English)
1746 Brooks Koepka, Windham Clark
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Windham Clark was inches away from a glorious ace on the par-4 third during the third round of the Masters.
1757 Ryan Gerrard, Xander Schauffele
1808 Jake Knapp, Ben Griffin
1830 Patrick Reed, Collin Morikawa
1841 Patrick Cantlay, Russell Henry
1852 Scotty Scheffler, Haotong Li (China)
1903 Jason Day (Australia), Justin Rose (UK)
1914 Sam Burns, Shane Lawrie (Ireland)
1925 Rory McIlroy (NIrl), Cameron Young
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Rory McIlroy shot a 1-over-par 73 in the third round of the Masters, blowing a historic 36-hole lead overnight.
How can I watch the final day of the Masters?
Live coverage of the final round will begin on Sky Sports Golf on Sunday at 4.30pm, with full coverage beginning at 5pm and continuing until long after the final putt is holed.
The infamous Amen Corner stream will also be available, focusing on the famous three-hole stretch from No. 11, and that featured group of programming will be available to watch on the Sky Sports+ channel.
Feeds for holes 4, 5 and 6 will be live every day as soon as the opening group arrives on that part of the course, with separate streams covering holes 15 and 16, and featured groups will also be available on Sky Sports+.
Can McIlroy win the Masters? Watch the final round live on Sky Sports Golf from 4.30pm on Sunday and enjoy exclusive coverage on Sky Sports+. Get and stream Sky Sports without a contract.
