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

Koepka -9 (7), Rahm -10 (7)

Koepka gets under the trees and is forced to hack out onto the fairway. He fires in a long-range iron and he is on the green in regulation - impressive stuff.

Rahm drills his second down the middle and it ends up just short of the green. But then it is pure magic from the Spaniard with the wedge in hand. He takes the spin of it and just lets it feed down to the hole. That’s a tap-in birdie for the leader.

Young -6 (13), Scheffler -4 (12)

Cam Young has been bubbling under the surface but springs into life with a monster putt on the par-five 13th. As mentioned earlier, Scheffler got in all sorts of bother on the 12th after a wild tee shot - he misses his bogey effort and any chances of a miraculous comeback are off with that double bogey.

Hovland -6 (8), Cantlay -6 (8)

Everywhere on the course, people are making birdies but the penultimate pair miss out on the par-five eights. Two birdie putts go missing and they remain at six under.

Spieth -7 (15), Mickelson -6 (15)

Can everyone just calm down - everything is kicking off out there. Spieth and Mickelson find the green in two and both come away with birdies after leaving their eagle efforts short. Spieth into solo third, Mickelson into a tie for fourth.

Koepka -9 (7), Rahm -10 (7)

We’re only on the eighth hole but this is fast getting away from Koepka. As he did on the first, the American double crosses and sends it way left into the patrons on the par-five eighth. Rahm sends his drive down the middle in response, meanwhile. Pressure on.

Theegala -6 (16)

Oh my word! That’s is simply majestic from Thegala on the par-three 16th...Tiger Woods 2005-esque! He’s beyond the green, but uses the slopes to perfection to guide it down and into the hole - now he’s also in a tie for fourth.

Any description would fail to do it justice, so take a look:

Scheffler -6 (10)

Where has this Scheffler been all week - a huge 40 feet putt across the hole at the 11th and he makes a massive birdie to move to six under. But straight away on the tee shot at 12, he flies the green and is in the hedges - he could well give one back straight away.

Hovland -6 (7), Cantlay -6 (7)

Hovland can't do anything with his tricky downhill putt as it comes up short of the hole. Cantlay, though, responds to his dropped shots earlier in emphatic style with another superb approach shot and his second successive birdie. Back into a tie for third for him.

Koepka -9 (7), Rahm -10 (7)

Koepka gives his putt a good look for birdie but it flies by. The door is open for Rahm to extend his lead to two...but it’s a poor putt. Full of nerves from the Spaniard and you rarely can say that about him.

Koepka knocks in for par, as does Rahm, and we stay as we were.

Koepka -9 (6), Rahm -10 (6)

Rahm is beginning to exert all kinds of pressure on Koepka right now. The American’s second shot into the seventh is good, nothing special and he’ll have just under 30 feet for a birdie. Rahm senses his chance and flies a beauty of a wedge to just eight feet - huge chance for a birdie.