

Smith was two strokes in front of third-place South Korean Im Sung-jae, who shot a one-under 71. On a cold, windy day where scores soared, Smith carded the only round in the 60s with a four-under par 68 for 210. The 25-year-old Texan takes a three-shot lead over Australian Cameron Smith into the final round.

Woods's seven-over par total of 223 put him 16 strokes behind Scheffler, who survived drama at the 18th to card a one-under par 71 for a nine-under total of 207. "I felt like I didn't really hit it that bad, but I had four three-putts and a four-putt," Woods said. Tough day: Tiger Woods walks to the eighth tee on the way to a third-round 78 at the Masters Photo: GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA via AFP / Gregory Shamus "It's just like I hit a thousand putts out there on the greens today," said Woods, whose prior mastery of the unforgiving, undulating greens of Augusta helped him to five Masters titles.
