2019 Masters Odds Tracker
- View the current (2019) Masters betting odds, as well as how they’ve evolved
- Some tips on making smart bets at Augusta
- Tiger Woods is currently the co-favorite, at +1000
The Masters is the most prestigious tournament in golf, which you know because they’ll write it on everything.
We’ll keep this updated with stats and picks as the tournament unfolds, so bookmark this page for all your Masters betting needs.
2019 Masters Odds Tracker
We’ll track the top players, and how their odds evolve leading up to the tournament.
Masters Odds Top 10
Odds as of 12/13/2018
| Player | BovadaOdds to win the Masters |
|---|---|
| Tiger Woods | +1000 |
| Jordan Spieth | +1000 |
| Rory McIlroy | +1100 |
| Dustin Johnson | +1100 |
| Justin Thomas | +1200 |
| Justin Rose | +1400 |
| Rickie Fowler | +1600 |
| Brooks Koepka | +1600 |
| Jon Rahm | +2000 |
| Jason Day | +2200 |
Masters Vig Tracker
This tracks the Vig, or the sum of the implied probabilities of every bet offered by Bovada, minus 100. The higher it gets, the less likely the bet you want to make is good value.
Masters Past Champion Odds
Players Trying for First Green Jacket
Masters Betting Tips
Augusta favours lefties
You can see this two ways. Looking at the course map, you’ll see a lot of high, right-to-left tee shots that are a lot easier for a left-handed player. You’ll see that the 12th green is built for a left hander to go at the pin with a little fade on Sunday, and is fiendishly tricky for a right-handed player.
You can also see this in the results. Bubba Watson has two green jackets, Phil Mickelson has three. Hell, even Mike Weir has one. That’s six wins in the eighteen tournaments since the start of this millenium, shared between a group that makes up 10% of the population and just 7% of the field.
It’s all about approach
You’ll hear a lot of talk about how important putting is at Augusta, and that’s partially true. When you look at the list of winners, however, you’ll see a bunch of guys that aren’t exactly aces with the flat stick. Bubba Watson isn’t a great putter. Phil has had his problems. Sergio won in a year he finished with negative shots gained putting.
What winners do have in common is that they’re accurate with irons and wedges, and leave themselves makeable putts. Getting out of position on the severe greens at Augusta is a death sentence, so the guys who win are the guys who are able to put themselves in the right spots. Mickelson is an all-time great with the irons. When Spieth was great at Augusta, he led the tour in approach to the green. Tiger’s biggest strength was always his distance control with the irons, and his ability to hit the right spots.
Archived Masters Odds: 2018