The Masters is one of the most prestigious events on the PGA Tour, and the prize money is even more impressive. The winner takes home $4.2 million, and there’s no shortage of players vying for the green jacket.

The Masters leaderboard reflects the top 50 players, plus ties, who advance to Sunday’s final rounds at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. One-time major champion Justin Rose maintains the lead, but Bryson DeChambeau is within striking distance at seven under.

DeChambeau makes a par at the first hole after hitting his drive into the pine straw on the left. He lays up at the second, and his approach into the green is a laser-like shot that goes to about three feet past the pin. He two-putts for a birdie and moves to 11 under.

Rory McIlroy is a stroke back after making a birdie at the par-five third. His drive at the fourth strays into the fairway bunkers, but his short wedge to the fifth is perfect. He makes a bogey at the sixth, but birdies at the seventh and eighth move him closer to the lead.

It’s hard to come from behind to win The Masters, but Ludvig Aberg and Patrick Reed have put themselves in position to do so. Each shot a 3-under 69 on Saturday to move up the standings. They’re six shots off the lead, but they’ll be playing in the same group on Sunday.