After three days of play, Angel Cabrera (pictured) and Brandt Snedeker lead the pack at seven under par. Right behind them are three Australians, which is significant because no Aussie golfer has ever won the Masters. (Oy! Oy! Oy!) But Adam Scott (at six under par), Marc Leishman and Jason Day (at five under par) are right in the thick of it. Completing the first page of the leader board are two U.S. players, Matt Kuchar (four under par) and Tiger Woods (three under par). Tomorrow could be quite a day, when that green jacket finally is handed out.

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