The Players Championship 2014: Updated Live Scoreboard for Weekend's Results

The Players Championship 2014 has been an absolutely incredible event thus far and is getting even better as we march through the weekend toward a thrilling conclusion.

You aren’t going to want to miss a single minute of this affair, as it promises to heat up even more over the final holes. It appears that Jordan Spieth and Martin Kaymer have a leg up on the competition, but anyone near the top of the leaderboard still has a chance to come through on Sunday.

Let’s take a look at the live, updated leaderboard to find the latest scores for golf’s fifth major, plus highlight a golfer to watch now that the cut is behind us.

Viewing Info

All times ET.

Third Round: 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Golf Channel, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on NBC (The Golf Channel will cover holes 16 through 18 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.)

Fourth Round: 12:30 p.m. to 2 p.m. on Golf Channel, 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. on NBC (The Golf Channel will cover holes 16 through 18 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.)

Live Stream: Golf Channel's Golf Live Extra, NBC Sports Live Extra

Participant to Watch: Martin Kaymer

Kaymer has been special thus far during The Players Championship and has a chance to win his first tournament in a long time. The German is currently sitting atop the standings but has some tough competition right on his tail.

As of 2:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, Kaymer is holding tight at 12 under after dominating the opening round (finishing nine under) and slapping together a decent Day 2 at Sawgrass (three-under). His second-round showing was a tad underwhelming, however, considering he set a TPC record on Thursday.

His eye-popping 63 in Round 1 was a result of some newfound confidence and a much-needed change in approach after failing to win a tournament since late 2011.

The Dusseldorf native spoke about these adjustments to CBS Sports:

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It just clicked a little bit. I thought, `OK, I know I can hit pretty much every shot when I needed to hit it.' If it's a draw, if it's a fade, low or high, I know that I can do it. It's just a matter of getting the confidence on the golf course and then letting it happen and really doing it.

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While Kaymer wasn’t able to parlay this into another historically amazing round on Friday, he was quite happy with his three-under outing. The former World No. 1-ranked golfer told Doug Ferguson of The Associated Press (via AZCentral.com): "Everything is coming together nicely.”

It certainly is, as Kaymer just needs to hold off a surging Spieth and the rest of the pack to claim a much-needed victory. The 29-year-old is even in the running to challenge The Players Championship’s 72-hole tourney record of 24-under, as per Michael Whitmer of The Boston Globe:

Keep checking back here throughout the weekend to see if Kaymer, the 2010 PGA Championship winner, can get his once-promising career back on track. The scoreboard will update live and will allow you to track the action of all the top participants in this epic event.