Adam Scott had virtually zero chance to challenge for the green jacket at the 2021 Masters Tournament heading into moving day on Saturday.

He has even less of a chance after suffering an absolutely abysmal round that included four bogeys, a double bogey and a triple bogey through 16 holes. That put him at 7-over 79 for the round and 10 over overall for the tournament.

Things started out well enough for Scott as he earned par on each of the first three holes. But bogeyed on Holes 4 and 5 before double-bogeying on 7 to put him at 4 over. He got one shot back on Hole 8 — his first birdie since the second hole of Round 2 — but things didn’t get much better from there.

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Fast-forward to Hole 15, where Scott attempted to get a shot back on the par-5 hole after bogeying and birdying the prior two holes. His first shot didn’t land on the fairway, but the 319-yard drive left him in decent position to get to the green in two strokes (just 215 yards away).

Unfortunately for Scott, he overshot the green and the ball rolled down the backside embankment, 35 yards from the pin; he also called a one-stroke penalty on himself for his ball moving at address. He then proceeded to hit the next ball into the drink on the other side of the green. He needed three more shots — one of which very nearly rolled into the water again — just to salvage a triple bogey.

Oh, then he bogeyed on the next hole, too. (Here’s a handy shot-by-shot breakdown from Masters.com).

Naturally, Twitter was quick to jump on the 2013 Master winner’s misfortune:

Wait, it’s time for the Masters? Again?

Yes, the PGA Tour’s best players are heading to Augusta National only a few months removed from the 2020 tournament, which had been postponed amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2021 Masters is back to its typical spot on the schedule, and this time around, there will be a limited number of fans in attendance to watch as a strong field battles for the right to wear the green jacket.

Here is everything you need to know about the 2021 Masters, including a list of tee times (updated daily) and the complete TV schedule.

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Watch the Masters live

TV coverage of the 2021 Masters will be split between CBS and ESPN. The first and second rounds can be watched on ESPN, and the third and fourth rounds can be seen on CBS.

Viewers in Canada can catch every round of the 2021 Masters on TSN.

Masters TV schedule 2021

Masters.com will stream the entire tournament. The 2021 Masters can also be watched on ESPN+, Paramount+ and fuboTV, which offers a seven-day free trial.

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Masters streaming schedule

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Paramount+

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Masters tee times 2021

Here are the complete Masters tee times for Saturday’s Round 3.

Round 3: Saturday, April 10

Masters purse 2021

The purse at the 2021 Masters is expected to be the same as last year: $11.5 million. Based on that total, the winner’s share of the prize money would be $2.07 million.

Masters Tournament odds for 2021

Johnson (+950) is the favorite to win the 2021 Masters, according to odds from DraftKings. That means a $100 bet on Johnson would result in a $950 payout.

Bryson DeChambeau (+1100), Jordan Spieth (+1150), Justin Thomas (+1150) and Jon Rahm (+1200) round out the top five on DraftKings’ odds list.

Where is the Masters in 2021?

The 2021 Masters Tournament will take place at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga.

• Par: 72
• Distance: 7,475 yards

Masters past winners

If the weekend play at the Masters Tournament is anything like the first two rounds, then we’re in for an exciting finish at the Augusta National Golf Club.

Justin Rose is in control at the top of the leaderboard heading into Round 3 at 7 under par, the same score he carded after one round. Things looked dire in the second round when he carded four bogeys on the front nine, but he overcame the bad start with four birdies — three on the back nine — to finish even for the round.

He remained a stroke ahead of second-place golfers Will Zalatoris and Brian Harman, who are at 6 under through two rounds. That shows just how perilous the greens can be at the Masters — and just how incredibly well golfers will need to play to win the most storied major in golf.

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And the greens will only get faster as play continues into moving day. Rose certainly doesn’t have a big enough lead to rest on his haunches. Marc Leishman and Jordan Spieth are tied for third at 5 under; Bernd Wiesberger, Tony Finau, Justin Thomas, Si Woo Kim, Cameron Champ and Hidekyi Matsuma are tied for sixth at 4 under.

It is still anyone’s tournament. Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights of the 2021 Masters leaders and featured groups. Follow for complete results from Saturday’s Round 3 at Augusta National.

Masters leaderboard 2021

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Masters live updates, highlights from Saturday’s Round 3

All timeas Eastern

12: 55 p.m.: Billy had to get his feet wet to save this ball from the water — and he salvaged par on 13! He’s 2 over through 13 holes.

11:56 a.m.: A bogey and birdie on Holes 7 and 8 move Mickelson back to 2 under through eight holes.

11 a.m.: Three holes, two birdies for Phil Mickelson. That moves him to 1 over for the tournament.

What channel is the Masters on today?

Live Masters coverage shifts to CBS for Saturday’s Round 3. The network will pick up the action starting at 3 p.m. ET. If you want to tune in before that, Masters.com is the only place to watch morning coverage of each round free before network coverage begins.

Paramount+, the new CBS streaming platform, will also have early coverage beginning at 10:15 a.m. ET (subscription required).

You can also stream the Masters via fuboTV, which offers a free seven-day trial.

Here is the full breakdown of the Masters TV schedule (all times Eastern):

Masters tee times for Saturday