Brossman said a relative newcomer to watch is Sam Burns (+4000), who has won the past two Valspar Championships, a pre-Masters event. Burns has five top-10 finishes this season and is ranked No. 11 in the world heading into his first Masters. Us masters golf betting Example: Cameron Smith Masters odds to be the top Australian @ -150, Jon Rahm Masters odds to be the top European @ +450, Si Woo Kim Masters odds to be the top Asian @ +300

At +700, Spanish golfer Jon Rahm leads the latest odds to win the Masters, with a 12.50 percent implied probability to win. Rahm is followed by Rory McIlroy (+800), Scottie Scheffler (+1200), Cam Smith (+1400) and Justin Thomas (+1600) to round out the top five. Jon Rahm is the betting favorite to win the 2022 Masters Tournament There will be plenty more Masters content leading up to the event. I’ll be looking at multiple betting options besides just players to win. For now, these were my first two clicks. It looks pretty chalky, but look at the recent winners: Hideki Matsuyama, Dustin Johnson, Tiger Woods, Patrick Reed, Sergio Garcia, and Jordan Spieth. Chalk isn’t the worst place to start.

Faced with hosting a Masters Tournament during the worldwide COVID-19 outbreak of 2020, officials postponed the championship to November, with Dustin Johnson winning the rare autumn event. The Masters' annual schedule appears to have returned to normal as of spring 2021, with the event taking place in early April of each year. Best Golf Betting Odds: Top 5 Golf Betting Sites for PGA Tours, US Open, Masters Tournament, and Other Major Golf Events If you love golf, then you’re going to want to sign up for these great golf betting promos before they disappear. Many of them are likely to change between now and The Masters, which takes place Thursday, April 6 through Sunday, April 9, at Augusta National.

Odds via PointsBet and updated March 1. Learn more about reading American odds here. Past Masters Winners World No.1 Dustin Johnson is also heavily fancied at 10/1 and how incredible is it to see four-time Masters champion Tiger Woods (14/1) also in the mix.