2018 Masters Results and Scores For Each Round

2018 Masters Results and Scores For Each Round

The 2018 Masters marked the first major victory for Ryder Cup star Patrick Reed. His one under round of 71 was just enough to hold off Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth.

Reed began the day with a three shot lead, but started off with a bogey. He righted the ship with a birdie on the third. He bogeyed the sixth, but bounced back with a bird on seven. Another bogey for Reed on 11 as followed by a bird on 12. A bird on the 12th got him to -15, and he parred out.

Fowler, on the other hand was five shots behind, but made six birdies over the last eleven holes to get to -14, and a second place finish.

Spieth shot a near-perfect 64 to climb into contention from nine shots back. The only flaw on his card was a bogey on the final hole, which kept him out of a tie for second.

The final 2018 Masters Final Results and Scores follow.

Place	Player	To Par	R1	R2	R3	R4	Total
1	Patrick Reed	-15	69	66	67	71	273
2	Rickie Fowler	-14	70	72	65	67	274
3	Jordan Spieth	-13	66	74	71	64	275
4	Jon Rahm	-11	75	68	65	69	277
T5	Cameron Smith	-9	71	72	70	66	279
T5	Bubba Watson	-9	73	69	68	69	279
T5	Henrik Stenson	-9	69	70	70	70	279
T5	Rory McIlroy	-9	69	71	65	74	279
9	Marc Leishman	-8	70	67	73	70	280
T10	Tony Finau	-7	68	74	73	66	281
T10	Dustin Johnson	-7	73	68	71	69	281
T12	Charley Hoffman	-6	69	73	73	67	282
T12	Louis Oosthuizen	-6	71	71	71	69	282
T12	Justin Rose	-6	72	70	71	69	282
T15	Paul Casey	-5	74	75	69	65	283
T15	Russell Henley	-5	73	72	71	67	283
T17	Justin Thomas	-4	74	67	70	73	284
T17	Tommy Fleetwood	-4	72	72	66	74	284
19	Hideki Matsuyama	-3	73	71	72	69	285
T20	Webb Simpson	-2	76	73	70	67	286
T20	Francesco Molinari	-2	72	74	70	70	286
T20	Jimmy Walker	-2	73	71	71	71	286
T20	Jason Day	-2	75	71	69	71	286
T24	Branden Grace	-1	73	73	74	67	287
T24	Adam Hadwin	-1	69	75	72	71	287
T24	Si Woo Kim	-1	75	73	68	71	287
T24	Bernd Wiesberger	-1	70	73	72	72	287
T28	Ryan Moore	E	74	72	72	70	288
T28	Satoshi Kodaira	E	71	74	71	72	288
T28	Kevin Kisner	E	72	75	69	72	288
T28	Matt Kuchar	E	68	75	72	73	288
T32	Tiger Woods	1	73	75	72	69	289
T32	Daniel Berger	1	73	74	71	71	289
T32	Adam Scott	1	75	73	70	71	289
T32	Li Haotong	1	69	76	72	72	289
T36	Phil Mickelson	2	70	79	74	67	290
T36	Zach Johnson	2	70	74	74	72	290
T38	Bryson DeChambeau	3	74	74	72	71	291
T38	Rafael Cabrera Bello	3	69	76	74	72	291
T38	Fred Couples	3	72	74	73	72	291
T38	Bernhard Langer	3	74	74	71	72	291
T38	Jhonattan Vegas	3	77	69	72	73	291
T38	Matthew Fitzpatrick	3	75	74	67	75	291
T44	Brian Harman	4	73	74	76	69	292
T44	Ian Poulter	4	74	75	74	69	292
T44	Tyrrell Hatton	4	74	75	73	70	292
T44	Kiradech Aphibarnrat	4	79	70	72	71	292
48	Martin Kaymer	6	74	73	74	73	294
49	Vijay Singh	7	71	74	79	71	295
T50	Doug Ghim	8	72	76	74	74	296
T50	Xander Schauffele	8	71	78	72	75	296
52	Kyle Stanley	9	72	74	75	76	297
53	Chez Reavie	10	76	71	75	76	298
–	Jose Maria Olazabal	CUT	74	76	—	—	150
–	Jason Dufner	CUT	73	77	—	—	150
–	Sandy Lyle	CUT	74	76	—	—	150
–	Charl Schwartzel	CUT	72	78	—	—	150
–	Ted Potter Jr.	CUT	73	78	—	—	151
–	Brendan Steele	CUT	76	75	—	—	151
–	Dylan Frittelli	CUT	77	74	—	—	151
–	Danny Willett	CUT	75	76	—	—	151
–	Patrick Cantlay	CUT	75	76	—	—	151
–	Shubhankar Sharma	CUT	77	74	—	—	151
–	Thomas Pieters	CUT	73	78	—	—	151
–	Wesley Bryan	CUT	74	78	—	—	152
–	Pat Perez	CUT	73	79	—	—	152
–	Patton Kizzire	CUT	76	76	—	—	152
–	Ross Fisher	CUT	78	74	—	—	152
–	Kevin Chappell	CUT	77	76	—	—	153
–	Doc Redman	CUT	76	77	—	—	153
–	Trevor Immelman	CUT	78	75	—	—	153
–	Joaquin Niemann	CUT	76	77	—	—	153
–	Yuta Ikeda	CUT	76	77	—	—	153
–	Alex Noren	CUT	74	79	—	—	153
–	Austin Cook	CUT	74	80	—	—	154
–	Gary Woodland	CUT	78	76	—	—	154
–	Yusaku Miyazato	CUT	77	77	—	—	154
–	Ian Woosnam	CUT	79	76	—	—	155
–	Mike Weir	CUT	76	79	—	—	155
–	Billy Horschel	CUT	76	79	—	—	155
–	Larry Mize	CUT	76	80	—	—	156
–	Mark O’Meara	CUT	78	81	—	—	159
–	Sergio Garcia	CUT	81	78	—	—	159
–	Angel Cabrera	CUT	76	83	—	—	159
–	Lin Yuxin	CUT	79	80	—	—	159
–	Matt Parziale	CUT	81	79	—	—	160
–	Harry Ellis	CUT	86	80	—	—	166