It was a Masters Saturday that began with 10 players separated by one stroke atop the leaderboard—a board littered with some of the top-ranked players in the world. But on moving day at Augusta, it was the world’s No. 1 golfer who separated himself from the pack.
After three days at the Masters, Dustin Johnson is the 54-hole leader at 16-under par after a sparkling round of 65, his second 7-under par round of the tournament. With the dominating performance, DJ ties Jordan Spieth’s 54-hole Masters scoring mark and has the all-time record of 270 in his sights.