DeChambeau’s 2019 Masters Odds Keep Shortening; Do You Take Value Now?

• Bryson DeChambeau has been one of hottest golfers on the planet
• His 2019 Masters odds have plummeted from +8000 to an average of +1700
• Should you jump on him now or wait it out till the Masters in April?

Bryson DeChambeau has been taking the golfing world by storm, winning an incredible four tournament around the world in his last nine events. As such, his 2019 Masters Odds have taken a nosedive from +8000 last June to an average of +1700 across our most trusted sportsbooks. With a trip down Magnolia Lane just a couple months away should you take those odds now or wait to see if they improve?

2019 Masters Odds

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DeChambeau is on a Roll – and Causing Controversy

To call Bryson DeChambeau unorthodox would be a massive understatement. He views and sees the game differently than nearly anybody else and that has rubbed many of his contemporaries the wrong way.

We've got ourselves a golf feud! https://t.co/8C8SBNlDOk

— New York Post Sports (@nypostsports) January 30, 2019

Whether it’s his deliberate pace, or using the same length shafts in all clubs, or calculating air density for his shots, or his penchant of putting with the flag stick in, he’s certainly made a name for himself – but not exactly for all the right reasons.

Bryson DeChambeau says he'll *sometimes* putt with the pin in next year when the new Rules of Golf allow it.

It will depend on the "coefficient of restitution of the flagstick." ?https://t.co/nSwRFREIQx

— Golf Digest (@GolfDigest) November 1, 2018

DeChambeau’s Recent Results Speak for Themselves

What can’t be argued, however, is that he has serious game and is showing no signs of slowing down. His Masters odds currently sit at +1600 and that will likely drop even further so now is the time to jump on him for the Masters. You can find some value with a wager on the Mad Scientist at +2000.

Bryson DeChambeau’s Last 9 Tournaments

DeChambeau Haunted by Lack of Success in Majors

DeChambeau hasn’t exactly lit the world on fire at Augusta National in his two appearances, finishing T-21st (low amateur) in 2016 and T-38th in 2018. Further to that, in his eight career major championship as a professional he’s failed to record a single top 10 finish.

Who will win a major first: Rickie Fowler or Bryson DeChambeau?

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— Golf Channel (@GolfChannel) September 5, 2018

DeChambeau’s Results in Majors as a Professional

While his lack of success in the majors has been a sore point and certainly a surprise, it would be shocking if he didn’t have success in the big events moving forward.

If the Masters started tomorrow, how is Bryson DeChambeau not the favorite?!

What a sentence to type. This time last year he had just MC at Farmers and was No. 99 in the world. https://t.co/nwNK0GyHdu

— Daniel Rapaport (@Daniel_Rapaport) January 27, 2019

The Masters is the smallest field of all the majors (87 players last year) and he posted just two missed cuts all of last season (and had two withdraws) so he’s not likely to find himself in a prolonged slump which would boost his odds for bettors. This much is clear – if you want to wager on DeChambeau now is the time to do it.