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Tiger Woods began the final round of the 2019 Masters tied with Tony Finau for second at -11, two strokes behind Francesco Molinari. Woods shot a birdie on hole 3, a bogey on 4 and a birdie on 7 and 8 making him -1 under after the first nine. He began the back nine with a bogey but then made excellent putts on holes 13, 15 and 16, all for birdies to give him the lone share of the leaderboard. Tiger closed out with a par and bogey and won the Masters for the 5th time in his career shooting a 70 on the day and -13 overall. Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Xander Schauffele all tied for 2nd at -12. Finau, Molinari, Day and Simpson tied for 3rd at -11.

In one of the most exciting rounds of the Masters in its history, the storylines piled up. At the top of the leaderboard, Francesco Molinari shot a 66 on the day and continued his streak of 43 holes in a row of perfect, bogey-free play. Molinari finished the day -13 overall and 2 strokes ahead of the pack. Just behind him was Tiger Woods who shot a 67 on the day, putting him squarely in line to capture his fifth Masters jacket. Tied with Tiger was Tony Finau who shot a course record-tying round low of 64. In fact 3 golfers tied the course record in this round; the other two were Webb Simpson and Patrick Cantlay.

For the first time in Masters history the top 5 golfers on the leaderboard at the end of the second round are all previous major championship winners - Francesco Molinari, Jason Day, Brooks Koepka, Adam Scott and Louis Oosthuizen are all tied at -7 under par through 36 holes. Just behind them are also former major champ winners Tiger Woods and Dustin Johnson, as well as Justin Harding and Xander Schauffele all at -6 overall. Molinari and Day turned in 67s on the day while Oostuizen shot a 66 and Xander shot a day low 65. Tiger Woods card of 68 included a brilliant handful of birdie putts, most notably on holes 9, 11 and especially 15.

Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka finished at the top of the leaderboard in the opening round of the 2019 Masters with a -6 on the day. DeChambeau was at par through 12 holes but went on to birdie six of his last seven holes to tie for the lead. Phil Mickelson shot a 67 and finished one stroke behind. Dustin Johnson and Ian Poulter rounded out the rest of the top 5 leaderboard, both shooting a 68. All eyes were on Tiger Woods though who shot a -2 to begin the tournament. Tiger finished four strokes off the lead but many felt he put himself right in contention. Also of note, defending champ Patrick Reed shot a +1 on the day.