Lee Westwood’s five under par 67 has now ensured the current World No. 3 has led the Masters on the first, second and third days.

The Englishman capped his 13th Masters appearance with four birdies in succession from the fifth hole.

His score of 67 ties his lowest ever Augusta National round that he recorded on the opening day of the 2010 Masters.

Westwood had previously led the Masters on day two in 2010 while he also went into the last round that year also leading.

It now remains to be seen whether this popular player can still be leading after four rounds.