SAVIDGE: Strong winds at the Masters just can't seem to blow Jordan Spieth from the top of the leader board.</s>PAUL: Twenty-two year old golfer had a one shot -- he has a one shot lead heading into today's final round. CNN's Andy Scholes is live in Augusta this morning. The winds did mess some things up for others though.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS: Absolutely. I mean, it was really windy out on the course yesterday especially for those guys who teed off early on. Spieth was able to weather the storm as you could say getting through his round. But it wasn't perfect, guys. He did run into some trouble at the end of his round. He ended up getting a bogey on 17 and a double bogey on 18. He was in for a great day. He was really running away with the tournament until those last two. He finished the day one over in round three. Coming in today he has got that one shot lead over Smylie Kaufman. Twenty-four year old Smylie Kaufman who is playing in his very first Masters. Now Spieth is the first golfer ever to lead the masters for seven consecutive rounds. But he knows he's going to have to be on his game today in order to win it all.</s>JORDAN SPIETH, DEFENDING MASTERS CHAMPION: It was a really tough finish to go from really holding a the 4 shot lead and being in a very similar position to last year to all of a sudden now it is anyone's game. So it's tough to swallow that. I'm in the lead after 54 holes. If you told me at that the beginning of the week then I'd be obviously very pleased.</s>SCHOLES: Another story great story here in Augusta is the play of Bernhard Langer. The 58-year-old German</s>PAUL: Good for him. Andy Scholes, thank you so much. Your next hour of NEW DAY starts after this break. Stay close.
Jordan Spieth Clings To One-Shot Lead.