Masters betting 2023: Picks to win, how many total birdies in past years & other odds
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The Masters Tournament, played annually at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, offers popular betting opportunities for both casual and hardcore sports fans. Defending champion Scottie Scheffler is the 2023 Masters betting favorite with +700 odds, with five-time champion Tiger Woods listed at +6600 as of Thursday, according to multiple sports books including BetMGM, bet365.com and Draft Kings. Here are the odds for each player and information about other potential prop bets.
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2023 Masters betting odds
Odds are according to bet365.com and will be updated daily.
Scottie Scheffler +700
Rory McIlroy +700
Jon Rahm +900
Jordan Spieth +1600
Patrick Cantlay +1800
Justin Thomas +2000
Cameron Smith +2200
Xander Schauffele +2200
Tony Finau +2200
Collin Morikawa +2500
Jason Day +2500
Dustin Johnson +2500
Cameron Young +2800
Max Homa +3000
Sung-Jae Im +3300
Viktor Hovland +3500
Sam Burns +3500
Brooks Koepka +4000
Will Zalatoris +4000
Hideki Matsuyama +4000
Matthew Fitzpatrick +4500
Corey Conners +4500
Shane Lowry +5000
Tommy Fleetwood +5000
Tyrrell Hatton +5500
Justin Rose +5500
Min Woo Lee +5500
Patrick Reed +6600
Tiger Woods +6600
Joaquin Niemann +7000
Tom Kim +8000
Sahith Theegala +8000
Si Woo Kim +9000
Louis Oosthuizen +10000
Mito Pereira +10000
Bryson DeChambeau +11000
Keegan Bradley +11000
Abraham Ancer +11000
Tom Hoge +11000
Keith Mitchell +11000
Adam Scott +12500
Danny Willett +12500
Russell Henley +14000
Sergio Garcia +15000
Seamus Power +15000
Thomas Pieters +15000
Chris Kirk +15000
Talor Gooch +15000
Billy Horschel +17500
Brian Harman +20000
Ryan Fox +17500
Bubba Watson +22500
Gary Woodland +20000
Jason Kokrak +20000
Taylor Moore +20000
Alex Noren +20000
J.T. Poston +22500
Phil Mickelson +25000
Harold Varner III +20000
Francesco Molinari +22000
Harris English +25000
Mackenzie Hughes +25000
Cameron Champ +25000
Charl Schwartzel +25000
Kevin Na +25000
Adam Svensson +30000
Adrian Meronk +30000
Kyoung-Hoon Lee +30000
Sepp Straka +30000
Kevin Kisner +35000
Scott Stallings +35000
Gordon Sargent +40000
Zach Johnson +50000
Kazuki Higa +50000
Harrison Crowe +100000
Bernhard Langer +100000
Fred Couples +100000
Kurt Kitayama +125000
Sam Bennett +125000
Aldrich Potgieter +200000
Mike Weir +200000
Matthew McClean +250000
Ben Carr +250000
Mateo Fernandez de Oliveira +250000
Larry Mize +250000
Vijay Singh +250000
Jose Maria Olazabal +250000
Sandy Lyle +250000
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Tiger Woods 2023 Masters odds and prop bets
Woods, a five-time champion, has +6600 odds to win the 2023 Masters Tournament, according to bet365. His most recent Masters victory was in 2019. He finished 47th in the 2022 Masters at 13-over par. According to BetMGM, Woods is -200 to make the cut, +160 to miss the cut, +1100 to finish in the top 5, +500 to finish top 10, +175 to finish top 20.
Will Scottie Scheffler win back-to-back Masters Tournaments?
Scottie Scheffler, 2022 Masters champion, has an opportunity to join prestigious company. Only three players have won the Masters in consecutive years:
Jack Nicklaus, 1965, 1966
Nick Faldo, 1989, 1990
Tiger Woods, 2001, 2002
According to Fanduel, Scheffler is +700 to win, +160 to finish top 5 and -135 to finish top 10.
Past 10 Masters winners and their odds entering the tournament
2022: Scottie Scheffle, 16/1
2021: Hideki Matsuyama, 46/1
2020: Dustin Johnson, 17/2
2019: Tiger Woods, 14/1
2018: Patrick Reed, 40/1
2017: Sergio Garcia, 30/1
2016: Danny Willett, 50/1
2015: Jordan Spieth, 10/1
2014: Bubba Watson, 20/1
2013: Adam Scott, 25/1
How many total birdies in previous Masters?
2022: 827
2021: 944
2020: 1,112* — played in November due to COVID pandemic
2019: 1,099
2018: 925
2017: 843
2016: 811
2015: 1,022
2014: 874
2013: 967
Masters holes-in-one history
There has been at least one hole-in-one recorded in six of the past seven Masters, including Stewart Cink last year. Of the 34 holes-in-one in Masters history, 24 have come at the 170-yard, par-3 No. 16. As of Tuesday afternoon, BetMGM had -125 odds on a player hitting a hole-in-one on 16th. Here is every hole-in-one at the Masters:
Hole No. 4
Jeff Sluman, 1992
Hole No. 6
Leland Gibson, 1954
Billy Joe Patton, 1954
Charles Coody, 1972
Chris DiMarco, 2004
Jamie Donaldson, 2013
Corey Conners, 2021
Hole No. 12
Claude Harmon, 1947
William Hyndman, 1959
Curtis Strange, 1988
Hole No. 16
Ross Somerville, 1934
Willie Goggin, 1935
Ray Billows, 1940
John Dawson, 1949
Clive Clark, 1968
Corey Pavin, 1992
Raymond Floyd, 1996
Padraig Harrington, 2004
Kirk Triplett, 2004
Trevor Immelman, 2005
Ian Poulter, 2008
Nathan Green, 2010
Ryan Moore, 2010
Adam Scott, 2012
Bo Van Pelt, 2012
Shane Lowry, 2016
Davis Love III, 2016
Matt Kuchar, 2017
Charley Hoffman, 2018
Justin Thomas, 2019
Bryson DeChambeau, 2019
Tommy Fleetwood, 2021
Stewart Cink, 2022
Wire-to-wire Masters champions
1941: Craig Wood
1960: Arnold Palmer
1972: Jack Nicklaus
1976: Raymond Floyd
2015: Jordan Spieth
Previous Masters cutline information
The numbers of players who made the cut each year, along with the 36-hole total that qualified for the final two rounds.
2022: 36-hole cutline: 148 (52)
2021: 36-hole cutline: 147 (54)
2020: 36-hole cutline: 144 (60)
2019: 36-hole cutline: 147 (65)
2018: 36-hole cutline: 149 (53)
2017: 36-hole cutline: 150 (53)
2016: 36-hole cutline: 150 (57)
2015: 36-hole cutline: 146 (55)
2014: 36-hole cutline: 148 (51)
2013: 36-hole cutline: 148 (61)
How many Masters have been decided by a playoff?
There have been 17 Masters tournaments decided by a playoff, most recently with Sergio Garcia's victory in 2017.
1935: Gene Sarazen (144) defeated Craig Wood (149)
1942: Byron Nelson (69) defeated Ben Hogan (70)
1954: Sam Snead (70) defeated Ben Hogan (71)
1962: Arnold Palmer (68) defeated Gary Player (71) and Dow Finsterwald (77)
1966: Jack Nicklaus (70) defeated Tommy Jacobs (72) and Gay Brewer (78)
1970: Billy Casper (69) defeated Gene Littler (74)
1976: Masters announced sudden-death playoff format
1979: Fuzzy Zoeller (4-3) defeated Ed Sneed (4-4) and Tom Watson (4-4) with a birdie on the second playoff hole (No. 11)
1982: Craig Stadler (4) defeated Dan Pohl (5) with a par on the first playoff hole (No. 10)
1987: Larry Mize (4-3) defeated Seve Ballesteros (5) and Greg Norman (4-4) with a birdie on the second playoff hole (No. 11)
1989: Nick Faldo (5-3) defeated Scott Hoch (5-4) with a birdie on the second playoff hole (No. 11)
1990: Nick Faldo (4-4) defeated Raymond Floyd (4-5) with a par on the second playoff hole (No. 11)
2003: Mike Weir (5) defeated Len Mattiace (6) with a bogey on the first playoff hole (No. 10)
2005: Tiger Woods (3) defeated Chris DiMarco (4) with a birdie on the first playoff hole (No. 18)
2009: Angel Cabrera (4-4) defeated Kenny Perry (4-5) and Chad Campbell (5) with a par on the second playoff hole (No. 10)
2012: Bubba Watson (4-4) defeated Louis Oosthuizen (4-5) with a par on the second playoff hole (No. 10)
2013: Adam Scott (4-3) defeated Angel Cabrera (4-4) with a birdie on the second playoff hole (No. 10)
2017: Sergio Garcia (3) defeated Justin Rose (5) with a birdie on the first playoff hole (No. 18)
This article originally appeared on Augusta Chronicle: Masters betting 2023: Picks to win, info for prop bets
