Augusta National Masters 2026: Experience Final-Round Action Live
Sunday brings the final round at Augusta National and a tense finish to the Masters. Rory McIlroy saw a six-shot advantage disappear on Saturday.
McIlroy is now tied with Cameron Young at 11-under 205. Both will play in the final pairing and tee off at 2:25 p.m. ET.
Top-ranked pairing and historical note
McIlroy enters as the defending champion and sits at world No. 2. Young is world No. 3, creating only the second Sunday pairing of two top-three players.
The first such final pairing happened in 2001. That grouping featured Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson.
Contenders within reach
A dozen players remain within six shots of the lead. Two-time champion Scottie Scheffler starts four shots back and figures among the contenders.
The leaderboard is compact, promising dramatic shifts on Sunday. Filmogaz.com will monitor developments throughout the day.
Sunday hole locations announced
Augusta National set most pins where they were last year. Twelve of the 18 holes have layouts similar to 2025.
Notable staples
- Far right pin on No. 2.
- Right-side location on No. 12.
- Front-left location on No. 18, where McIlroy fell to his knees last year.
Key changes for the back nine
- No. 16 returns to the lower-left bowl.
- No. 15 pin is now back right after a centered location last year.
- No. 17 moves to the far right, replacing last year’s front-left spot.
The No. 16 shift follows the special back-right shelf used last year. That location honored the 50th anniversary of Jack Nicklaus’ 1975 win.
No. 17’s 2025 front-left site produced an eagle by Patrick Reed. McIlroy nearly matched that feat while playing in the final group.
Fans wanting to experience final-round action live can follow coverage and live updates at Filmogaz.com. Check back for leaderboard changes and key moments as Sunday unfolds at the Masters 2026.
