Scores on Saturday during the third round of the 77th Masters at par-72 Augusta National Golf Club: 213 - Tim Clark (RSA) 70-76-67 215 - Nick Watney (USA) 78-69-68, Bo Van Pelt (USA) 71-74-70 216 - Thorbjorn Olesen (DEN) 78-70-68, Zach Johnson (USA) 69-76-71 217 - Fredrik Jacobson (SWE) 72-73-72 218 - Bubba Watson (USA) 75-73-70, John Huh (USA) 70-77-71, Ernie Els (RSA) 71-74-73 219 - Branden Grace (RSA) 78-70-71, Robert Garrigus (USA) 76-71-72, Stewart Cink (USA) 75-71-73, D.A. Points (USA) 72-75-72, Henrik Stenson (SWE) 75-71-73

American Ted Potter Jr. won the Masters Par-3 Contest on Wednesday, beating Phil Mickelson and Matt Kuchar in a playoff for the annual short-course competition.Five players finished tied for the lead at four-under 23 after the short, nine-hole layout but Ernie Els and Nick Watney opted out of the playoff, leaving just Potter, Mickelson and Kuchar to shoot it out. Mickelson was eliminated after the first extra hole when he made a par and his two opponents both birdied the hole.

Phil Mickelson is hoping a new driver in his bag he calls his X-Hot Phrankenwood can dispell the unaccustomed bout of nerves that have beset him as he prepares to play in his 21st Masters. The new mystery weapon off the tee he describes as being "like a three-wood on steroids", only it isn't a three-wood. "No, this is my driver. It just looks like a three-wood. It's a three-wood technology. It's a larger three-wood, but it's got a driver shaft in it, and it's hot like our three-wood. We had to put hot in the name it's so hot.

(Correct Day's name in first para) By Mark Lamport-Stokes MARANA, Arizona, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Jason Day found it nerve-racking at the end but he could not keep the smile off his face after beating the Masters champion and a former U.S. Open winner on Saturday at the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship.