The Masters 2023 LIVE: Leaderboard and reaction as Jon Rahm wins first green jacket

Koepka -8 (17), Rahm -12 (17)

Rahm’s ball came back so far off the tree that he didn’t even reach the fairway. This hole essentially becomes a par five for him now but he flights a gem of a wedge into the last green - it flies the bunker, takes two hops and stops on a dime. He’ll have a very makeable putt to seal the deal and win his second major.

Koepka finds the green in two with a look for birdie.

Hovland -6 (74), Cantlay -3 (75)

The penultimate pairing knock in their par putts to sign off their rounds. It was always going to be a tough ask for Cantlay starting at six under but Hovland may well look back at this as another missed opportunity given where he was at the start of the day.

Koepka -8 (17), Rahm -12 (17)

The Spaniard double-crosses himself and the ball heads way right off the driver. It smashes off a tree and bounces way back into play. That will be a long second shot for Rahm. Koepka’s drive goes straight down the middle - oh, how he would have wished for these kinds of results off the tee earlier in the day.

Matsuyama -2 (75), Henley -7 (70)

It’s a nice par to finish for Russell Henley. A very tidy two-under round and he sits in a tie for fourth as things stand.

Matsuyama bogeys the last and finishes on two under par for the tournament.

Koepka -8 (17), Rahm -12 (17)

Koepka’s drive goes way left and his second can only be hacked up to beyond the green on the left. The American can’t get up and down and it’s another shot given back to the course and his third bogey on this back nine.

Rahm, as he has been all day, is steady - finding the green in regulation. It’s a nervy first putt but his second just catches enough of the hole and drops in. There’s the first sign of emotion for Rahm with a big fist pump. He knows that was important.

The Spaniard now goes up the last with a four-shot lead.

Hovland -6 (17), Cantlay -3 (17)

It’s not been his day today but Hovland pours in a birdie effort from 34 feet to move back to six under par and into a tie for seventh. Cantlay makes par to remain at three under par.

Morikawa -4 (72), Bennett (a) -2 (74)

Bennett finds himself just off the green at the last but begins to make the hallowed walk with the sun setting upon him. The patrons stand and applaud everything that this fine young amateur has achieved this week and a smile breaks out across the golfer’s face - you suspect this will all take some time to sink in.

He can’t get up and down so it’s a bogey to finish but, regardless, it’s still a fantastic week for the US Amateur champion who ends on two under par.

Morikawa knocks in for his par putt and ends his week with a steady even-par round.

Koepka -9 (16), Rahm -12 (16)

Koepka goes first and that’s right into the heart of the cup - he couldn’t, could he? Back-to-back birdies for Brooks now. Rahm’s putt is a tricky customer down the slope and it ends up just short. He taps in for a par and heads to the 17th tee.

Koepka -8 (15), Rahm -12 (15)

Koepka goes first on the 16th and finds the back of the green. Rahm takes an aggressive line and it lands pin high. It feeds down the hill and he’ll have a 12-foot putt for another birdie.

Hovland -5 (16), Cantlay -3 (16)

Cantlay’s tee shot into the 16th is not enough and he’s got a lot of work to do for his par. His first putt comes up well short and it’s a three-putt in the end for the American. Six bogeys for the day and three over for the day - you suspect he just fancies getting in and putting his legs up now.

Hovland saves par to remain at five under par.