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Jordan Spieth has stretched his lead as the final groups turn for home at the Masters

Nerves? What nerves?

David J. Phillip David J. Phillip

Updated 22.05

THEY SAY THE Masters only begins on the back nine on Sunday — but it might be a done deal already.

Long-time leader Jordan Spieth now holds a massive five-shot advantage as the final group turns for home at Augusta National.

Spieth has had a few nervy moments, including bogeys at the fifth and the seventh, but he also carded three birdies to move to -17.

His closest rival Justin Rose opened with a birdie-birdie start but bogeyed both the sixth and the ninth holes to drop back to -12.

Phil Mickelson is also -12 after he opened the back nine with a birdie at 10.

As the final groups head through Augusta’s iconic Amen Corner, can anyone catch Spieth? Or is the 21-year-old about to be crowned Masters champion?

Here’s the leaderboard at 10.05pm:

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