Graeme Agars: On the Masters without any Kiwi's playing - Sportstalk with D'Arcy Waldegrave

Scottie Scheffler's parking last year's Masters victory as he looks to defend his title.

The world number one heads in as favourite for the crown - looking to become the first golfer since Tiger Woods in 2002 to go back-to-back at Augusta.

Scheffler says he knows his way around the course but he can't use it for confidence.

Victory would also see Scheffler replicate Jack Nicklaus - who won three titles in four years.

Scheffler tees off at 2:15 tomorrow morning - the first group are underway at 11:40 tonight.

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