Odds To Win The 2016 Masters

It’s just 100 days until the 2016 Masters, so I thought it was a good time to take a look at the odds to win the 2016 Masters.

Defending Champion Jordan Spieth is of course the odds-on favorite at 13/2. That means that bettors have given Spieth a 13.3% chance of picking up his second green jacket in as many years.  It’s not out of the question. In 2014 before, Spieth tied for second, just three shots off the winner, Bubba Watson.

Rory McIlroy is in at 7/1, which translates to an 12.5% chance of winning. The Masters is all that stands between Rory and the Career Slam, so you can be sure it is high on his list..

Jason Day at 8/1 is given an 11% chance of winning. He could definitely win — if he manages to avoid the strange setbacks that have struck him over the last several years.

Bubba Watson, who has won two of the last four Masters’ tournaments is in at 14/1.  That’s a 6.67 chance to win. I’m frankly a little surprised that he’s not more in line with Spieth, McIlroy and Day along the 7/1 – 8/1 lines.  If he wins, it will come as no surprise to anyone.

The big surprise to me is that Tiger Woods is in at 40/1. Louis Oosthuizen is in at 50/1. Charl Schwartzel is in at 66/2. Former Masters Champion and Reigning Open Champion Zach Johnson is at 80/1. Who could seriously think Tiger has a better chance of winning than those three? Or than others behind him like Keegan Bradley, Gary Woodland and Bill Haas?

I doubt that Tiger even tees it up at the Masters this year.

More odds follow:

PlayerOdds
Jordan Spieth13/2
Rory McIlroy7/1
Jason Day8/1
Bubba Watson14/1
Dustin Johnson20/1
Rickie Fowler22/1
Justin Rose25/1
Henrik Stenson28/1
Adam Scott33/1
Patrick Reed33/1
Phil Mickelson33/1
Brooks Koepka40/1
Grace, Branden40/1
Matsuyama, Hideki40/1
Tiger Woods40/1
Brandt Snedeker50/1
Louis Oosthuizen50/1
Matt Kuchar50/1
Charl Schwartzel66/1
Jimmy Walker66/1
Marc Leishman66/1
Paul Casey66/1
Russell Henley66/1
Sergio Garcia66/1
Billy Horschel80/1
Ian Poulter80/1
J.B. Holmes80/1
Kevin Kisner80/1
Lee Westwood80/1
Zach Johnson80/1
Chris Kirk100/1
Gary Woodland100/1
Harris English100/1
Jim Furyk100/1
Keegan Bradley100/1
Kevin Na100/1
Lowry, Shane100/1
Martin Kaymer100/1
Victor Dubuisson100/1
Bill Haas125/1
Brendon Todd125/1
Hunter Mahan125/1
Luke Donald125/1
Ryan Moore125/1
Ryan Palmer125/1
Webb Simpson125/1
Donaldson, Jaime150/1
Ernie Els150/1
Graeme McDowell150/1
Steve Stricker150/1
Angel Cabrera175/1

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