Day 3 of the Masters at a glance

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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — A brief look at Saturday at the Masters, where the wind settled down but the course played firm and difficult:

LEADING: Scottie Scheffler (71) was in the lead at 7-under 209.

CHASING: Collin Morikawa (69) was 6 under and Max Homa (73) was 5 under.

MOVING UP: Masters rookie Ludvig Aberg (70) was 4 under and Xander Schauffele (70) was in a group at 2 under.

FADING: Bryson DeChambeau (75) needed to hole out on 18 to remain 3 under and Nicolai Højgaard (74) was 2 under.

SHOT OF THE DAY: DeChambeau drove it into the trees on the final hole, punched into the fairway and then holed out from 77 yards for a birdie that left him feeling a bit more positive about an otherwise difficult round.

TIGER TRACKS: Tiger Woods shot 82 for his worst round in a major. His only other rounds in the 80s had been an 80 in the 2005 U.S. Open and an 81 in the third round of the 2002 British Open. His worst round at the Masters had been a 78.

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