Masters Tournament 2025 Leaderboard

One of professional golf's four major championships is the Masters Tournament, which is the first major of the year and is set for the first full week of April, and unlike the others, it is always played at the same venue: the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, in the southeastern United States.

The 89th Masters Tournament is scheduled to take place at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, United States, from April 10-13, 2025. Practice rounds will take place throughout the first two days of the tournament. On April 9, there will be the well-known par-3 event, which is also known as the "cursed event" because the winner of this event never advances to the Masters. It could be a superstition, but no one has won both in the previous 90 years.

The Masters Tournament 2025 Leaderboard

The 2025 Masters Tournament leaderboard will be updated after the conclusion of the event on April 13.

The Masters Tournament 2025 Leaderboard Rules

The Masters Tournament's cut and playoff rules are in place to determine the winner. The field of the Masters Tournament is narrowed down depending on player scores following the first 36 holes (two rounds). A player must rank in the top 50, including ties, to "make the cut" and advance to the next two rounds. All players who finish in the top 50, along with those who are tied for 50th place, move on to the third and fourth rounds.

In case of a tie, the sudden-death playoff decides the winner, which begins on the 18th hole. If the winner hasn't been decided until the 10th hole, then it continues further, alternating between the 18th and 10th holes, until someone wins. Since the sudden-death format was introduced in 1976, no playoff has advanced past the second hole. (via the PGA Tour)

How many rounds will be played in the 2025 Masters Tournament?

The 2025 Masters Tournament will consist of four rounds of 18 holes each, totaling 72 holes.

What is PAR in the 2025 Masters Tournament Leaderboard?

The Masters Tournament's course will have a par of 72.

How do you calculate the Masters Tournament Leaderboard points?

Golfers are ranked on the Masters Tournament leaderboard according to their four-round total score in relation to par. The par at Augusta National Golf Club is 72, which means a player must finish 18 holes in 72 strokes. This benchmark is used to compute each player's score. A golfer completes a hole in one stroke under par when they make a birdie and one stroke over par when they make a bogey. (via Augusta Chronicle)

These cumulative scores are shown as figures relative to par on the leaderboard. For instance, a score of "+2" indicates that the player is two strokes over par, while a score of "-3" indicates that the player is three strokes under par. The golfer with the lowest score relative to par after four rounds wins the tournament. (via Augusta Chronicle)

Which players have finished at the top of the Masters leaderboard in each Masters Tournament?

Jack Nicklaus has won the most Masters Tournaments, six, followed by Tiger Woods (five) and Arnold Palmer (four). The remaining players are tied for three and two times. The most recent two-time winner is Scottie Scheffler, who won in 2022 and 2024.

The multiple winners of the Masters Tournament are as follows:

Golfers	Total	Years
Jack Nicklaus (USA)	6	1963, 1965, 1966, 1972, 1975, 1986
Tiger Woods (USA)	5	1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2019
Arnold Palmer (USA)	4	1958, 1960, 1962, 1964
Jimmy Demaret (USA)	3	1940, 1947, 1950
Sam Snead (USA)	3	1949, 1952, 1954
Gary Player (RSA)	3	1961, 1974, 1978
Nick Faldo (ENG)	3	1989, 1990, 1996
Phil Mickelson (USA)	3	2004, 2006, 2010
Horton Smith (USA)	2	1934, 1936
Byron Nelson (USA)	2	1937, 1942
Ben Hogan (USA)	2	1951, 1953
Tom Watson (USA)	2	1977, 1981
Seve Ballesteros (ESP)	2	1980, 1983
Bernhard Langer (GER)	2	1985, 1993
Ben Crenshaw (USA)	2	1984, 1995
José María Olazábal (ESP)	2	1994, 1999
Bubba Watson (USA)	2	2012, 2014
Scottie Scheffler (USA)	2	2022, 2024