The Masters heads into the weekend with a stacked leaderboard set to battle it out over the next two days.
England’s Justin Rose led by three shots after the opening round but that advantage has been cut to one at the halfway stage, and there are a whole host of big names ready to strike behind him.
Bryson DeChambeau will join Rose in the final group on Saturday and is just a shot off the Englishman at seven-under, while Rory McIlroy has given himself as good a chance of Masters glory as he has had in many years.
The Northern Irishman shot a 66 on Friday to vault up the leaderboard and sit only two shots off the lead, alongside Corey Conners, with Scottie Scheffler and Tyrrell Hatton a shot further back.
Shane Lowry and Viktor Hovland are among those also in the top ten, in what is shaping up to be a thrilling final 36 holes at Augusta.
Tiger Woods is not teeing it up this week, after he ruptured his Achilles while training at home and was forced to undergo surgery last month.
How to watch the Masters today
As is the case every year at the Masters, the live coverage able to be shown on television is limited early in each round.
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TV channel: In the UK, the first pairing tees off on Friday at 2:50pm BST, but fans face a wait until they can enjoy the action from across the field. Featured groups are shown on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Golf from 3pm, before the full coverage starts at 5pm.
Live stream: Sky Sports subscribers will also be able to watch all the action unfold live online via the Sky Go app.