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Dustin Johnson has finished in the top 10 at Augusta National each of the last four years. Last year he was the runner-up. But he's yet to ever win this major championship. Actually, he's never won ANY major championship.

But this year, he's the No. 1 golfer in the world rankings, and he's going to enter Sunday's play with a monster four-shot lead. He finished Saturday with his second 65 of the tournament.

Will he be able to replicate the magical 7-under round he had today? Or will Mexico's Abraham Ancer or Korea's Sungjae Im, who both sit tied for second place, be able to catch up? Both of those golfers are playing in their first-ever Masters, and will likely be in the final group Sunday. A remarkable accomplishment. Australia's Cam Smith is also tied for second.

There's no other way to explain what just happened on the 16th hole than to say that Augusta National is alive and isn't happy about the low scoring this weekend.

Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm and Patrick Cantlay all just drilled their tee shots to 11 feet or better to the cup. And all three are playing, really, really well today. It was probably the best collective grouping shots the 16th hole has seen today.

So what happened? Naturally all three of them missed their birdie putts. Augusta National giveth. Augusta National taketh away.

Remember when Tiger Woods had that amazing 18-under 270 in 1997? Or when Jordan Spieth matched it in 2015? Well that number is in SERIOUS jeopardy this weekend, as Dustin Johnson is 16 under... and has a whole other day to play!

It looks like we probably won't have back-to-back Green Jackets for Tiger Woods. An even-par round of 72 has Tiger still sitting at 5-under, currently nine shots back of Dustin Johnson.

As the day progressed, Tiger looked stiff and struggled with movement. Perhaps 26 holes in one day was a bit much for his surgically repaired back.

Justin Thomas is doing everything he can to make sure the world's No. 1 doesn't run away with the tournament. A birdie on 10 has him 12-under and just 2 shots back of Dustin Johnson.

The seemingly ageless Berhnard Langer drilled a remarkable 63-foot birdie on 16. And even with back-to-back rounds of 73, he's still 2-under for the tournament. A remarkable achievement at 63 years old.

The eighth hole has not been kind today for Jon Rahm. Here's the recap.

While Tiger may be purring along, Rory McIlroy is starting to roar his way back into the tournament. He's 4-under on the round through 11, and now 7-under for the tournament. Birdies on 8, 9 and 10 helped get the momentum going.

(We may have jinxed him...as we typed this he put his tee shot on 12 in the green-side bunker. Sorry Rory.)

Brief update at 1:25... Rory made the birdie from the bunker. We consider ourselves unjinxed.

Moving day is moving in the wrong direction for veteran Phil Mickelson. He's 4-over through six holes in Round 3, leaving him at 1-under for the tournament. Phil has bogeys on 2, 3, 4 and 6.

Tiger also finally saw his par streak end with a bogey on 7.

So much for those nine players up top. Dustin Johnson is starting strong and now is at 12-under, two shots clear of three golfers now at 10-under.

Tiger meanwhile... more pars. He's now got seven straight pars to start the third round. But he's in the pinestraw on 8. Streak could be over, which isn't good as he sits seven shots back of the leader.

The top of the leaderboard is VERY crowded as everyone is now on the course for the third round. There are nine players currently at 9-under. Could be an interesting moving day at Augusta National.

It's been a quiet start for Tiger Woods so far in Round 3, as he's got all pars. With the scores going low up top, he'll need to chase some pins to keep pace.

Meanwhile, keep an eye on Brooks Koepka, who is making a move to get back into contention.

Quick turnaround on the course, as the third round of play has begun.

Amateur John Augenstein, Bernhard Langer and Rory McIlroy got things started on the first hole. Victor Perez, Charles Howell III and Kevin Na started off on the 10th.

Tiger Woods is teeing off at 10:42, joined by Rickie Fowler and Billy Horschel.

The leaders will head off at 11:48 and 11:59 a.m., all from the first tee.

1st Tee
10:20 AM - *John Augenstein, Bernhard Langer, Rory McIlroy
10:31 AM - Webb Simpson, Jazz Janewattananond, Xander Schauffele
10:42 AM - Tiger Woods, Rickie Fowler, Billy Horschel
10:53 AM - Corey Conners, Scottie Scheffler, Paul Casey
11:04 AM - Louis Oosthuizen, Phil Mickelson, Brooks Koepka
11:15 AM - Justin Rose, Sebastian Munoz, Dylan Frittelli
11:26 AM - Patrick Reed, Danny Willett, Tommy Fleetwood
11:37 AM - Sungjae Im, C. T. Pan, Hideki Matsuyama
11:48 AM - Dustin Johnson, Jon Rahm, Patrick Cantlay
11:59 AM - Abraham Ancer, Cameron Smith, Justin Thomas
10th Tee
10:20 AM - Victor Perez, Charles Howell III, Kevin Na
10:31 AM - Si Woo Kim, Shugo Imahira, Adam Scott
10:42 AM - Christiaan Bezuidenhout, Cameron Champ, Marc Leishman
10:53 AM - Brandt Snedeker, Lee Westwood, Matt Wallace
11:04 AM - Chez Reavie, Bubba Watson, Bernd Wiesberger
11:15 AM - Shane Lowry, *Andy Ogletree, Ian Poulter
11:26 AM - Mike Weir, Nick Taylor, Sung Kang
11:37 AM - Collin Morikawa, Matthew Fitzpatrick, Zach Johnson
11:48 AM - Jimmy Walker, Bryson DeChambeau, Tony Finau
11:59 AM - Charl Schwartzel, Jordan Spieth, Rafael Cabrera Bello

The second round has come to an end, so now we can officially enter the "weekend" of our first ever November Masters.

Barring any withdraws, 60 players have made the cut to play the weekend. The leaders are at 9-under, 135. The players tied for 50th are at even par, 144.

Third round play is expected to start around 10:30 a.m., with groupings of three teeing off from the first and 10th tees. We'll have the official tee times shortly.

Of note, Bernhard Langer is the oldest player to EVER make the cut at the Masters.

We will let this tweet speak for itself.

Also, worth noting, that for the first time at the end of a round in a major tournament history, the top three golfers in the world are all tied for the lead. Yikes.

There were plenty of opportunities for Tiger Woods to put up some red numbers this morning, but he only got one of them. He nearly holed out a birdie chip shot from off the green on 18, but instead settled for par. He's four back of the leaders.

And more on Bryson DeChambeau. He says he isn't feeling well physically, but has tested negative for COVID. He is still within the cut line, barely. With only a couple holes left to go for the final groups on the course.

ESPN just said that 32 of the last 33 Masters winners have been within the top 10 after the second round. Woods is currently tied for 17th.

It appears that the cut line is hinging on the round of Bryson DeChambeau. His bogeys on 17 and 18 brought him back to even par for the tournament, which right now would be the cut line for the top 50 players and ties.

There's a small possibility the line will move to -1, but it looks like DeChambeau will make the weekend after a wild first two rounds that seemed far from being able to compete.

The top of the leaderboard is getting awfully crowded. Four golfers (Abraham Ancer, Cam Smith, Justin Thomas and Dustin Johnson) finished their second rounds Friday at 9-under 135. This morning, Jon Rahm has already climbed up to join them. He's 6-under in his second round, through 13 holes.

It's worth noting that Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm are the top two ranked players in the world right now. This is gonna be a fun weekend.

The Dawgs may have an unexpected week off, but it's still an important day for college football. Augusta National will play host to ESPN's flagship "College GameDay" morning show starting at 9 a.m. The show will air on ESPN2 at 9 a.m. because of the extended Masters coverage. It will switch to ESPN after the second round concludes.

The second round has resumed, as the horns blared to resume play for 47 golfers. Tiger Woods was already addressing his ball on the 11th fairway as the horn blared. Webb Simpson tapped in his parr putt on 15 seconds later as well.

One golfer didn't come back out for Saturday, as Vijah Singh withdrew because of illness. He shot a 75 in round one and was through 10 holes of round two.

A special thanks to our friends at Augusta National Golf Club.