The Masters is set for a thrilling conclusion on Sunday as Scottie Scheffler leads the way heading into round four at Augusta National.
The reigning world No1 takes a one-stroke lead into the final day in a bid to win his second Green Jacket in three years, with American Ryder Cup team-mate Collin Morikawa his closest challenger as things stand.
There are several more players still in the mix for what promises to be an epic finale to the first golf major of the year in Georgia, including Max Homa, debutant Ludvig Aberg and Bryson DeChambeau.
Tiger Woods is now completely out of contention for a sixth Masters crown, however, having produced his worst-ever round at a major championship on Saturday after earlier setting a new Augusta record for the most consecutive cuts made with 24.
There will also be no successful title defence for the struggling Jon Rahm, while Rory McIlroy’s wait for a career grand slam and first major success for a decade will continue after a disappointing weekend.
How to watch Masters 2024 in the UK
As ever with the Masters, there are still strict guidelines regarding live television coverage not typically observed around other sports in the modern media age.
TV channel: In the UK, the final round on Sunday is being broadcast live on Sky Sports. Initial featured coverage begins at 3pm BST on Sky Sports Golf, with full coverage then getting underway on Sky Sports Main Event at 7pm.
