Masters Live Odds & Leaderboard for 2026
By Sascha Paruk in Golf
Published:
- The 2026 Masters is underway
- Scottie Scheffler teed off as the favorite
- See the Masters live odds and leaderboard throughout the tournament
The 2026 edition of The Masters is underway at Augusta National. The small-but-elite field teed off in near-perfect conditions on Thursday morning: sunny with temperatures in the high 40s in the morning and reaching a high of 74F in the afternoon.
The first section below lists the live Masters odds at prediction site Kalshi for the top-ten favorites. The second section contains the live leaderboard.
The Masters Live Odds
Odds last updated at 10:10 am ET, April 9th. Click “Predict” to claim the Kalshi bonus code.
Odds Timeline:
- 12:30 pm ET (April 9): Reed (-5) and Fleetwood (-4) are still at the top of the leaderboard and both have seen their odds shorten further; new second-favorite Reed is now trading at 12¢ (+733) and third-favorite Fleetwood at 11¢ (+809).
- 11:28 am ET (April 9): Early co-leaders Patrick Reed and Tommy Fleetwood are both moving up the board; Fleetwood is now the second-favorite at 9.5¢ (+953). Reed is fifth at 6.8¢ (+1371).
- 10:14 am ET (April 9): World #1 and two-time Masters champion Scottie Scheffler will start round 1 as the 14¢ favorite at Kalshi, which is equal to +614 odds in traditional sports-betting terms. That’s nearly twice as short as second-favorite Jon Rahm, who’s trading at 8¢ (+1150).
Check out SBD’s other Masters coverage, including:
- Masters H2H Picks
- Longshot Picks for the 2026 Masters
- Masters Winner Predictions
- The Best Masters DFS Lineup
- First-Round Leader Best Bets for the Masters
Live Masters Leaderboard (2026)
Leaderboard Updates:
- 12:33 pm ET (April 9): Reed and Fleetwood continue to assault the leaderboard on day one; Reed is alone in first at -5 through eight holes. Fleetwood just bogeyed to fall back to -3 through eight.
- 11:33 am ET (April 9): Reed and Fleetwood are both -3 after five holes. They’re tied for the lead with Kitayama, who’s -3 through nine holes.
- 10:17 am ET (April 9): 35 of 91 players are on the course. Sam Burns is off to a red-hot start, birdying two of the first three holes to share the lead with 60-year-old José María Olazábal, who’s -2 through 7 holes.
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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.