Bad bogey for Shane Lowry on the third, as he lays up 150 yards back even though it's only a 350-yard par four, but the plan backfires as he then guns his approach miles over the back of the green. The chip back is almost impossible to get close so a shot goes begging.

By Rory Carroll AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) -Sunny skies greeted patrons flooding into Augusta National Golf Course on Saturday morning as anticipation builds for what is expected to be a riveting weekend at the Masters with many of the sport's biggest names bunched atop the leaderboard.

Justin Rose entered Friday with a three-shot lead on the field at the 2025 Masters but watched that advantage shrink to one as Bryson DeChambeau, Rory McIlroy and others hunted greens in Augusta, Ga.