McIlroy in sight of Masters destiny

Star two ahead after fabulous third round

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Rory Mcllroy left the Masters on Saturday with a bullseye on his back and one arm in an elusive Green Jacket after a sparkling performance that put him in the driver's seat to complete the career Grand Slam he has been chasing for over a decade.

To join golf's most exclusive club as the sixth player to complete the Grand Slam, Mcllroy will not only need to out-play his pursuers in the biggest round of his life but tame a course that has caused him plenty of heartbreak over the years.

But Mellroy, who will have Bryson DeChambeau breathing down his neck two strokes back, is a much different player now than the baby-faced version of himself that blew a four-shot lead in the final round of the 2011 Masters with a back-nine collapse.

“J still have to remind myself that there's a long way to go... I, just as much as anyone else, know what can happen on the final day here?’ Mcllroy said after a six-under-par 66 that left him at 12 under and two shots clear of DeChambeau.