Tiger Woods has produced countless magical moments at Augusta National but during the final round of the Masters, the five-times champion looked a shadow of his former self and left many wondering how many competitive rounds he has left.

Denmark’s Nicolai Hojgaard had a short-lived stint atop the leaderboard before the Masters debutant quickly got acquainted with the perils of Amen Corner.

After Tiger Woods claimed a record 24th consecutive made cut at Augusta National the five-times Masters champion engaged in dreamy talk of a sixth Green Jacket.

Overnight Masters co-leaders Scottie Scheffler, Max Homa and Bryson DeChambeau got their third rounds underway while Tiger Woods’ hopes of making an early charge faltered at sunny and breezy Augusta National.

While Bryson DeChambeau would surely have loved to tighten his overnight grip on the Masters lead on Friday, he and fellow halfway co-leaders Max Homa and Scottie Scheffler all breathed a sigh of relief after navigating winds that caused havoc for many.

As if Tiger Woods has not already enjoyed enough success at Augusta National, he added his name yet again to the Masters record book as his 24th consecutive made cut at the major marked another tournament milestone.

Danny Willett winning the Masters in 2016 provided one of golf’s major surprises, but the Briton’s four-under 68 in the first round at Augusta National may well be an even bigger one.

Jon Rahm shrugged off a weather-delayed start to the Masters and launched his title defence with a par at rain-softened but sunny Augusta National where LIV Golf’s Bryson DeChambeau shared the early lead.

A defiant Tiger Woods refused to be put out to Augusta National pasture on Tuesday, insisting he was more focused on a sixth Masters Green Jacket than taking on the role of ceremonial starter or any other job that is not winning tournaments.

Tiger Woods was getting nearly as much attention as the solar eclipse at Augusta National on Monday as golf fans looked for signs that the five-times Masters champion could perhaps make a run at another Green Jacket.

American John Catlin won the International Series Macau title on the second playoff hole on Sunday, staving off David Puig’s spectacular late surge at the Macau Golf and Country Club.

Overnight leader Matteo Manassero of Italy held onto a one-shot lead after a steady 67 at the Jonsson Workwear Open at the Glendower Golf Club in Johannesburg, despite not being able to match his scintillating second-round 61.