The opening round of the 2025 Masters is officially underway at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. The first men’s major championship has commenced with world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler leading the favorites, aiming for his third title in four years. Rory McIlroy, following a strong start to the season, is eager to claim the title.

The tournament kicked off with the Honorary Starter Ceremony, marking the beginning of a much-anticipated event.

Live Leaderboard Updates

As of now, the clubhouse leaders are Corey Conners and Scottie Scheffler at 4 under par, but rising competitor Justin Rose is impressively at 6 under through 15 holes. Stay tuned for live updates on the complete leaderboard here.

Bubba Watson Shines

Bubba Watson, who won his first green jacket 13 years ago, showcased his skills with a 1-under 71 after a challenging double on the 11th. Watson is positioned well to make the cut for the first time in three years.

Justin Rose Continues to Impress

Despite starting from a tough position on No. 17, Justin Rose deftly played a high fade shot, maintaining a solid four-stroke lead and currently stands at 6 under.

Wire to Wire? Unlikely.

Historically, leading the Masters after the first round does not guarantee a win, as only five players have a wire-to-wire victory in the tournament’s history. David Dusek explores this trend further here.

A Light-hearted Moment

Amateur Josele Ballester humorously shared that he had to relieve himself in Rae’s Creek, admitting he “completely forgot” about the restrooms nearby.

Rory McIlroy’s Performance

Rory McIlroy is holding his own with three birdies, turning in 33 and currently tied for fourth.

Scottie Scheffler’s Undaunted Start

Scheffler is starting strong with a bogey-free 4-under 68, sitting two shots behind leader Justin Rose.

Nick Dunlap Struggles Early

Young golfer Nick Dunlap faced difficulties, opening with a score of 90 at Augusta National.

Quick Updates on Other Leaders

As the first round progresses, several players are making headlines, including Justin Rose making birdies at No. 10, moving to 6 under, while Scottie Scheffler’s prowess has him at 2 under after tuning in a long birdie on No. 4.

Tough Times for Bryson DeChambeau

At the 12th, DeChambeau faced challenges with a bogey, landing at 1 under par.

Masters Coverage

For a full breakdown of coverage and tee times, check back for updates throughout the day. Coverage includes live radio and online streams, commencing early morning.