The battle for the most distinctive piece of clothing in sports gets underway this week when the top players in the world assemble at Augusta National for the 87th edition of The Masters. Defending champion Scottie Scheffler opened as the betting favorite in the outright market looking to become the first to retain the green jacket in two decades. The last player to go back to back at Augusta National was Tiger Woods, who also happens to be in the field but is situated further down the odds board since he’s making only his second start of the season. With 88 of the game’s best scheduled to peg it up the tournament matchup betting market is overflowing with wagering opportunities. Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm are the top three favorites and they are featured in numerous matchups including against each other. Visit BookMaker.eu for the latest matchup odds when you’re ready to place a wager.
The Masters Matchup Odds
Xander Schauffele -103 vs. Tony Finau -127
Collin Morikawa +123 vs. Tony Finau -154
Cameron Smith -104 vs. Jason Day -126
Cameron Smith +108 vs. Dustin Johnson -138
Cameron Young -150 vs. Max Homa +120
Cameron Young -132 vs. Sungjae Im +102
Viktor Hovland -199 vs. Brooks Koepka +157
Sam Burns -141 vs. Brooks Koepka +111
Matthew Fitzpatrick -135 vs. Will Zalatoris +105
Matthew Fitzpatrick -114 vs. Hideki Matsuyama -116
Shane Lowry -125 vs. Tommy Fleetwood -105
Justin Rose -147 vs. Patrick Reed +117
Tom Kim -115 vs. Sahith Theegala -115
Kurt Kitayama +116 vs. Mito Pereira -146
Louis Oosthuizen +108 vs. Keegan Bradley -138
Tiger Woods +117 vs. Sergio Garcia -147
Bryson DeChambeau +119 vs. Harold Varner III -149
Abraham Ancer -125 vs. Seamus Power -105
Thomas Pieters +101 vs. Chris Kirk -131
Billy Horschel -105 vs. Gary Woodland -125
Bubba Watson -123 vs. Sepp Straka -107
Charl Schwartzel -154 vs. Phil Mickelson +123
Kevin Na -177 vs. Francesco Molinari +140
Kevin Kisner -104 vs. Zach Johnson -126
Gordon Sargent -216 vs. Sam Bennett +169
Scottie Scheffler -131 vs. Jon Rahm +101
Scottie Scheffler -102 vs. Rory McIlroy -128
Jon Rahm +117 vs. Rory McIlroy -147
Cameron Smith +124 vs. Jordan Spieth -156
Cameron Smith -105 vs. Collin Morikawa -125
Cameron Smith +119 vs. Xander Schauffele -149
Jordan Spieth -118 vs. Justin Thomas -112
Jordan Spieth -119 vs. Xander Schauffele -111
Patrick Cantlay -173 vs. Collin Morikawa +137
Patrick Cantlay -142 vs. Justin Thomas +112
Collin Morikawa +110 vs. Justin Thomas -140
Collin Morikawa +109 vs. Xander Schauffele -139
Justin Thomas -116 vs. Xander Schauffele -114
Tony Finau -138 vs. Dustin Johnson +108
Tony Finau -139 vs. Cameron Young +109
Dustin Johnson -127 vs. Jason Day -103
Dustin Johnson -116 vs. Cameron Young -114
Jason Day -101 vs. Cameron Young -129
Max Homa +109 vs. Hideki Matsuyama -139
Max Homa -101 vs. Sung-Jae Im -129
Max Homa -119 vs. Sam Burns -111
Will Zalatoris +114 vs. Viktor Hovland -144
Will Zalatoris -128 vs. Sam Burns -102
Viktor Hovland -122 vs. Hideki Matsuyama -108
Viktor Hovland -153 vs. Sam Burns +122
Hideki Matsuyama -124 vs. Sung-Jae Im -106
Hideki Matsuyama -144 vs. Sam Burns +114
Sung-Jae Im -134 vs. Sam Burns +104
Matthew Fitzpatrick -153 vs. Justin Rose +122
Matthew Fitzpatrick -161 vs. Shane Lowry +128
Matthew Fitzpatrick -121 vs. Corey Conners -109
Justin Rose -109 vs. Tyrrell Hatton -121
Justin Rose -158 vs. Min Woo Lee +126
Justin Rose +106 vs. Corey Conners -136
Tyrrell Hatton -132 vs. Shane Lowry +102
Tyrrell Hatton -104 vs. Corey Conners -126
Shane Lowry -152 vs. Min Woo Lee +121
Shane Lowry +112 vs. Corey Conners -142
Min Woo Lee +146 vs. Corey Conners -185
Tiger Woods -150 vs. Phil Mickelson +120
Patrick Reed -105 vs. Si Woo Kim -125
Patrick Reed -126 vs. Adam Scott -104
Bryson Dechambeau +138 vs. Si Woo Kim -174
Bryson Dechambeau +127 vs. Adam Scott -160
Si Woo Kim -126 vs. Adam Scott -104
Talor Gooch -149 vs. Brian Harman +119
Need to Know
Another change to Augusta National added additional yardage to the scorecard total making this year’s iteration the longest in the history of The Masters. The course was a beast to begin with, but with 35 more yards added to the par-5 13th the total distance is now 7,545 yards with one of the easier scoring holes modified. Still, the par-5s are scoreable with lower scores out there. Being long off the tee and having a strong approach game will aid the scoring, but it’s critical to be solid on the short grass with tricky undulating greens swallowing poor approach shots. The low 50 plus ties advance to the weekend, which should help in matchups since the field is less than 90 players deep.
The Masters Matchup Picks
Xander Schauffele -103 vs. Tony Finau
He’s probably the best player without a major championship and I’m sure Schauffele is getting tired of hearing that. He’s been a stud at Augusta with two podiums in three starts, but his MC last year is a sore spot. He’s a contender wherever he plays and the X-man has gotten over a back issue that forced him out of the TOC in January. He’s made the cut in every start since his return boasting a trio of top-10s.
Dustin Johnson -116 vs. Cameron Young
The big winner in LIV Golf last year with a bunch of money added to his back account, Johnson is also remembered for his dominant effort at the 2020 Masters when he won by five swings posting the largest margin since Tiger won by 12 strokes in 1997. Though the win came in November at Augusta, DJ’s been just as strong in the tournament’s traditional slot with seven top 15s in 12 career appearances including at T12 last year.
Jason Day -101 vs. Cameron Young
Much like Jordan Spieth did a few years ago, Day has turned back the clock looking like the guy who won seemingly every week just several seasons ago. He placed among the top 20 in all seven starts this season with five of them doubling as top 10s. His game could only be better with a win but I’ll instead back him in this matchup with a history of three top 5s at Augusta.
Max Homa -101 vs. Sung-Jae Im
His history in majors and at Augusta is spotty, but without a doubt Homa is bursting with confidence looking to contend for the first time in a marquee event. Few have been as good as Max this season with a pair of wins already this season and four top 15s, including a runner-up at the Genesis, leading in the Masters.
Brooks Koepka +111 vs. Sam Burns
When not bothered by injuries Koepka is one of the best in the game. And just a few short years ago his was tearing up the major circuit. The move to LIV Golf has seemingly restored his game with a win in Orlando last week making him the first two-time winner on that circuit. And he’s anxious to renew his relationship with Augusta after MCs the previous two seasons. Prior to that, the four-time major champion was 5 for 5 with a co-runner-up in 2019.
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