Odds To Win The Masters 2018

Odds To Win The Masters 2018

Updated Odds To Win The Masters are here.

Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and Tiger Woods are the odds-on favorites to win the 2018 Masters. All three come in at 9/1.

I like the McIlroy and Johnson picks, but I’m afraid that the masses are being caught up in the Tiger frenzy. While Tiger’s comeback from back surgery is impressive, he has at this point proven nothing more than that he is a very good PGA TOUR player. That is very good indeed, but does not put him in the top twenty, let alone the top ten of PGA TOUR Players.

Justin Thomas at 10/1 seems like a good bet. He faltered a bit when faced with the pressure of becoming World Number One at the WGC Match Play, but he will have time to digest what he learned there.

Jordan Spieth is overrated at  14/1. This year he has looked lost on the greens, missing putts that two years ago would have been tap-ins.

Justin Rose and Bubba Watson are also in at 14/1. I like Watson for a third green jacket. His game is back in form. He has two wins on the season, including the pressure-packed do-or-die, one-bad-round-and-you’re-out WGC Match Play. That’s good prep for the Masters.

Phil Mickelson , at 18/1, seems to be correctly valued. Given his play in recent months, Phil could win another Major this year.

I keep thinking that Rickie Fowler is due for a Major victory. Bettors have him at 20/1. Also at 20/1 is John Rahm, who I think also has “Major Winner” written all over him.

The complete odds to win the Masters follows, via Bovada:

 

PlayerOdds
Rory McIlroy9/1
Dustin Johnson9/1
Tiger Woods9/1
Justin Thomas10/1
Bubba Watson14/1
Jordan Spieth14/1
Justin Rose14/1
Jason Day18/1
Phil Mickelson18/1
John Rahm20/1
Rickie Fowler20/1
Paul Casey22/1
Sergio Garcia25/1
Hideki Matsuyama 33/1
Tommy Fleetwood33/1
Henrik Stenson35/1
Patrick Reed 35/1
Alexander Noren40/1
Matt Kuchar45/1
Marc Leishman50/1
Louis Oosthuizen50/1
Tyrell Hatton50/1
Adam Scott66/1
Thomas Pieters66/1
Brian Harman66/1
Brandt Snedeker66/1
Brooks Koepka66/1
Bryson Dechambeau70/1
Patrick Cantlay75/1
Rafael Cabrera Bello80/1
Branden Grace80/1
Charley Hoffman80/1
Tony Finau80/1
Lee Westwood80/1
Charl Schwartzel100/1
Daniel Berger100/1
Kiradech Aphibarnrat100/1
Kevin Kisner100/1
Xander Schauffele110/1
Zach Johnson110/1
Kevin Chappell125/1
Ryan Moore125/1
JB Holmes125/1
Gary Woodland125/1
Pat Perez125/1
Webb Simpson125/1
Adam Hadwin125/1
Bill Haas125/1
Brendan Steele125/1
Matthew Fitzpatrick125/1
Shubhankar Sharma150/1
Martin Kaymer150/1
Jimmy Walker150/1
Patton Kizzire150/1
Jason Dufner150/1
Ross Fisher150/1
Jim Furyk200/1
Jhonattan Vegas200/1
Bernd Wiesberger200/1
Kyle Stanley200/1
Si Woo Kim250/1
Daniel Willett250/1
Austin Cook250/1
Angel Cabrera250/1
Billy Horschel250/1
Wesley Bryan250/1
Vijay Singh250/1
Fred Couples300/1
Joaquin Niemann300/1
Ted Potter, Jr400/1
Yuta Ikeda500/1
Doug Ghim500/1
Bernhard Langer750/1
Doc Redman1000/1
Harry Ellis1500/1
Trevor Immelman1500/1
Matt Parziale2000/1
Yuxin Lin2000/1
Mike Wier2000/1
Jose Maria Olazabal2000/1
Larry Mize2000/1
Mark O'Meara2000/1
Ian Woosnam2000/1
Sandy Lyle2000/1

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