Entering the final round of The Masters at Augusta National, Cameron Young and Rory McIlroy hold a two-shot lead at 11-under par, cementing their paths to top-20 finishes, while Sam Burns (-10), Shane Lowry (-9), and a tied group including Jason Day and Justin Rose (-8) maintain strong contention based on recent momentum and course history. McIlroy's dramatic third-round 73 erased his record six-shot 36-hole advantage after Young's hot 65, shifting trader focus to back-nine pressure at Amen Corner amid perfect dry weather with light winds enabling low scores. Tiger Woods' mid-tournament withdrawal and pre-event absences of Phil Mickelson and Tommy Fleetwood have elevated mid-pack challengers like Scottie Scheffler (even par, T23), whose steady ball-striking offers upset potential for top-20 security.
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