Johnson would be the first player since Woods in 2002 to win the Masters while ranked No.1 if he eventually dons the Green Jacket and wins his second major after so many near misses. "I've been playing really well so I knew I just needed to get a few putts to drop," Johnson told Sky Sports. "My game is in good shape so hopefully tomorrow you will see a lot of what I did today," Johnson said. Dustin Johnson closes out his round of 65 by holing a par putt on the 18th at Augusta National to lead the Masters by four shots. But the signs are ominous, with Johnson setting another record as his round on Saturday was his 10th successive under-par score in the Masters, matching the record held by Woods.

Source: CNN November 14, 2020 23:26 UTC