Masters Tournament 2020: Mobile Updates for Sunday Leaderboard Scores

Dustin Johnson is running away with the Masters after shooting seven-under 65 for the second time in three days to enter the final round at 16 under.

Low scores are commonplace at Augusta National Golf Club this year, but no golfer has been as dominant as Johnson, who carded five birdies and an eagle during his bogey-free third round.

The 2016 U.S. Open champion still has some work to do, as Sungjae Im, Abraham Ancer and Cameron Smith are all four shots back. World No. 3 Justin Thomas also lurks at 11 under.

You can check out how to follow the action below in addition to reviewing the scoreboard and top Johnson highlights from Saturday's action.

How To Follow the Action

Television: CBS (10 a.m. ET until the tournament's completion)

Live Scoreboard: Masters' official website.

App: Masters App via Apple or Google Play.

Desktop livestream: Masters' official website

Top 15 After Saturday

1. Dustin Johnson: -16

T2. Sungjae Im: -12

T2. Abraham Ancer: -12

T2. Cameron Smith: -12

5. Dylan Frittelli: -11

6. Justin Thomas: -10

T7. Sebastian Munoz: -9

T7. Patrick Reed: -9

T7. Jon Rahm: -9

T10. Rory McIlroy: -8

T10. Brooks Koepka: -8

T10. Tommy Fleetwood: -8

T10. Hideki Matsuyama: -8

14. Patrick Cantlay: -7

T15. Cameron Champ: -6

T15. Corey Conners: -6

T15. Paul Casey: -6

T15. C.T. Pan: -6

DJ Shoots 65 Yet Again

Johnson gave himself birdie chances thanks to masterful approach shots. He also smashed balls off the tee and wielded a hot putter, leading to his catching fire in Augusta.

He got the scoring going early by going four under from Holes 2-4, including an eagle on the par-five second:

A dart at the No. 7 pin led to an easy birdie:

The par-five 13th nearly ended with an eagle, but he settled for another stress-free birdie:

DJ got on the green in three again at the par-five 15th and finished that hole in four strokes to move to 16 under:

He ended the round with three straight pars and the day with a four-shot lead. In addition, Johnson found the fairway on all 14 par-four and par-five holes Saturday, per Stats Perform.

Johnson also tied Jordan Spieth with the best 54-hole mark in the history of the Masters. Spieth set the 54-hole record in 2015.

DJ 1 is also in line to set the 72-hole record, which is held by Tiger Woods (1997) and Spieth at 18 under. He's also the first World No. 1 to hold an outright 54-hole lead at Augusta since Tiger Woods 2001, per ESPN:

That Masters win capped the Tiger Slam for Woods, as he held all four of golf's majors at the same time following his two-shot win over David Duval. Woods ended the tournament at 16 under.

Johnson has a chance to destroy the 72-hole record, in part because he's playing near-spotless golf. He's only made two bogeys, with those occurring on back-to-back on holes (Nos. 14 and 15) during the second round.

That wasn't a big deal for Johnson because he had birdied the 11th through 13th holes to vault into the lead.