Cameron Smith hopes his putter runs hot as he plots a St Andrews-style Sunday charge to steal the Masters green jacket.
Two years after storming home from four shots back to run down Rory McIlroy and win the British Open's Claret Jug with a final-round 64, Smith faces a similarly tall order to reel in world No.1 Scottie Scheffler at Augusta National.
Australia's one-time world No.2 will start the final round six strokes behind Scheffler after enduring a frustrating even-par 72 on Saturday when he couldn't buy a putt.