In a thrilling Sunday showdown at Augusta National, the stage is set for an exciting final round of the prestigious golf tournament. The leaderboard is packed with top contenders, each with their own aspirations and challenges to overcome.

Scottie Scheffler, currently leading the pack at seven under par, aims for his second green jacket and a career-defining major win. Ranked number one, Scheffler knows that clinching victory on such a hallowed stage would solidify his status as one of golf's elite players.

Not far behind at six under par is Collin Morikawa, no stranger to triumph on the biggest stages. With a PGA Championship and an Open Championship already under his belt, a victory at the Masters would propel Morikawa within reach of a career Grand Slam, with only the US Open eluding him.

Max Homa, on the other hand, has had a rocky history at majors, struggling to find success with only one top-10 finish in 16 starts. Despite these setbacks, Homa is determined to prove his mettle and shatter his major curse at Augusta National.

In a surprising turn, Ludvig Aberg finds himself competing in his very first major. The talented rookie has the opportunity to make a lasting impression by securing a Masters victory. It's worth noting that the last rookie to achieve this feat was Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979, highlighting the rarity of such an accomplishment.

Bryson DeChambeau, currently three under par, experienced a stroke of luck on Saturday as a miraculous shot saved his tournament. Though he has a major title to his name, Augusta National has been a formidable challenge for him in the past. DeChambeau's determination to improve on his best finish, a T29, is evident as he strives for a breakthrough at this renowned course.

Xander Schauffele, trailing the leaders at two under par, is widely regarded as one of the game's best players yet to secure a major victory. Despite an Olympic gold medal to his credit, Schauffele craves the coveted green jacket and hopes to trade his previous triumph for a monumental win at the Masters.

Adding to the intrigue of the competition is Tiger Woods, a legendary figure whose performance took an unexpected turn. With an up-and-down round of birdies and bogeys, Woods encountered a setback on the fifth hole, leading to a quadruple bogey and a score of +14. Nevertheless, he remained determined to finish the tournament, accompanied by his son Charlie, who provided valuable advice on the course.

As the leaders prepare to tee off, the atmosphere at Augusta National is electric, with ideal weather conditions promising a thrilling final round. Amateur Neal Shipley, sharing a score of +11 with Woods, has the honor of playing alongside the golfing icon, setting the stage for a memorable experience despite the score differentials.

Stay tuned for live updates throughout the day as the battle for the green jacket unfolds and competitors vie for glory at the revered Augusta National Golf Club.