Odds to Win the 2019 Masters Tournament: Molinari is the Favorite Entering Sunday
Updated: Mon, Apr 15 2019, 7:06am
Tiger Woods is in the final pairing on Sunday at the Masters Tournament. This is not a drill.
Francesco Molinari tops the leaderboard heading into the final round on Sunday at 13-under, with Woods (-11), Tony Finau (-11), Brooks Koepka (-10), Webb Simpson (-9), Ian Poulter (-9), Matt Kuchar (-8), Justin Harding (-8), Xander Schauffele (-8), Louis Oosthuizen (-8) and Dustin Johnson (-8) within striking distance.
Molinari is the +170 favorite to slip on the green jacket at Bovada. Woods (+350), Koepka (+400), Finau (+600), Schauffele (+2000), Oosthuizen (+2500), Rickie Fowler (+3300), Kuchar (+4000), Simpson (+5000) and Johnson (+6600) round out the top 10.
Due to incoming inclement weather, the top groups will have an early start time at Augusta National. Tiger has never won a major when coming behind to star the final round. If he’s going to do it, today is as good as any other day to buck that trend.
2019 Masters Tournament Odds
Odds as of April 14 at Bovada
- Francesco Molinari +170
- Tiger Woods +350
- Brooks Koepka +400
- Tony Finau +600
- Xander Schauffele +2000
- Louis Oosthuizen +2500
- Rickie Fowler +3300
- Matt Kuchar +4000
- Webb Simpson +5000
- Dustin Johnson +6600
- Ian Poulter +6600
- Phil Mickelson +6600
- Patrick Cantlay +8000
- Justin Thomas +10000
- Justin Harding +12500
- Jordan Spieth +25000
- Jason Day +35000
- Adam Scott +50000
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Ahead of moving day at the Masters, the leaderboard couldn't be more crowded with star power. When it comes to odds on which man will slip on the green jacket on Sunday, sportsbooks have a three-way tie at the top.
Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson and Tiger Woods are co-favorites at +700, with Francesco Molinari (+750), Jason Day (+950), Adam Scott (+1000), Louis Oosthuizen (+1100), Jon Rahm (+1400), Xander Schauffele (+1400) and Justin Thomas (+3300) rounding out the top 10.
Day, Koepka, Molinari, Oosthuizen, and Scott share the lead at 7-under heading into Saturday. Schauffele, Justin Harding, Johnson and Woods are right behind the trio at -6, while Ian Poulter (-5), Rahm (-5), Phil Mickelson (-4), Matt Kuchar (-4), Patton Kizzire (-4) and Charles Howell III (-4) are also in the hunt.
Can Tiger finally end his major drought?
Woods had a chance to finish even higher but failed to convert on two birdie putts on the No. 17 and 18 holes. Eldrick survived a brief scare from a security guard after the employee tripped and appeared to clip Tiger in the right knee. Woods hobbled briefly but shook it off and birded the 14th hole.
This is the first time since the 2012 PGA Championship where Woods has opened a major with consecutive rounds under par. When the third round begins, he'll be chasing five players who've combined for major titles - half of his total of 14. Expect the roars at Augusta National to follow him throughout his round today. If Woods is in contention on Sunday, it's going to set the stage for the most anticipated Masters Sunday in years.
Take a look at the book's full list of odds. Who are you putting your money on? Have your say in the comment section.
2019 Masters Tournament Odds
Odds as of April 13 at Bovada
- Brooks Koepka +700
- Dustin Johnson +700
- Tiger Woods +700
- Francesco Molinari +750
- Jason Day +950
- Adam Scott +1000
- Louis Oosthuizen +1100
- Jon Rahm +1400
- Xander Schauffele +1400
- Justin Thomas +3300
- Phil Mickelson +3500
- Ian Poulter +4000
- Rickie Fowler +4000
- Matt Kuchar +5000
- Bryson DeChambeau +6000
- Justin Harding +6000
- Rory McIlroy +6000
- Jordan Spieth +6600
- Tommy Fleetwood +6600
- Tony Finau +8000
- Charles Howell III +10000
- Gary Woodland +10000
- Patton Kizzire +15000
- Corey Conners +20000
- Kevin Kisner +20000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +20000
- Charley Hoffman +25000
- J B Holmes +25000
- Lucas Bjerregaard +25000
- Patrick Reed +25000
- Thorbjorn Olesen +25000
- Bubba Watson +30000
- Rafael Cabrera Bello +30000
- Cameron Smith +50000
- Emiliano Grillo +50000
- Hao Tong Li +50000
- Henrik Stenson +50000
- Hideki Matsuyama +50000
- Keegan Bradley +50000
- Keith Mitchell +50000
- Marc Leishman +50000
- Patrick Cantlay +50000
- Webb Simpson +50000
- Viktor Hovland +75000
- Alex Noren +100000
- Andrew Landry +100000
- Bernhard Langer +100000
- Billy Horschel +100000
- Branden Grace +100000
- Eddie Pepperell +100000
- Jimmy Walker +100000
- Kevin Na+ 100000
- Kevin Tway +100000
- Kyle Stanley +100000
- Martin Kaymer +100000
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +100000
- Si Woo Kim +100000
- Tyrrell Hatton +100000
- Zach Johnson +100000
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An exciting opening round of the Masters is in the books, and a familiar face is topping the odds list as the favorite to slip on the green jacket at sportsbooks.
Brooks Koepka is the +300 fave to go all the way at Bovada, with Dustin Johnson (+600), Bryson DeChambeau (+650), Jon Rahm (+1100), Tiger Woods (+1100), Phil Mickelson (+1400), Rickie Fowler (+1600), Rory McIlroy (+2200), Adam Scott (+2500) and Francesco Molinari (+2500) rounding out the top 10.
Koepka, who won the 2017 and 2018 U.S. Opens along with last year’s PGA Championship, is becoming a fixture at the top of leaderboards at major tournaments. The American sits tied with Bryson DeChambeau at 6 under entering play on Friday, as Mickelson (-5), Ian Poulter (-4), Johnson (-4), Kevin Kisner (-3), Justin Harding (-3), Kiradech Aphibarnrat (-3), Rahm (-3) and Scott (-3) are in the mix.
can tiger keep it going?
Woods’ opening score of 72 was good enough for a 2-under showing – a great sign for his bettors. The three-time Masters champion is in the top 10 at Augusta National for the first time since 2010, and it’s the fifth instance in total that Woods has been in the top 10 after the first round of the tournament. If he hadn’t missed a handful of short putts, he would’ve been even higher on the leaderboard.
It’s going to be a wild Friday in Georgia. Who do you think is going to go all the way? Have your say in the comment section below.
2019 Masters Tournament Odds
Odds as of April 12 at Bovada
- Brooks Koepka +300
- Dustin Johnson +600
- Bryson DeChambeau +650
- Jon Rahm +1100
- Tiger Woods +1100
- Phil Mickelson +1400
- Rickie Fowler +1600
- Rory McIlroy +2200
- Adam Scott +2500
- Francesco Molinari +2500
- Ian Poulter +2500
- Tommy Fleetwood +3300
- Jason Day +4000
- Kevin Kisner +4000
- Bubba Watson +6600
- Cameron Smith +6600
- Gary Woodland +6600
- Justin Thomas +6600
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +6600
- Louis Oosthuizen +6600
- Matt Kuchar +6600
- Tony Finau +6600
- Corey Conners +10000
- J.B. Holmes +10000
- Charley Hoffman +12500
- Jordan Spieth +12500
- Justin Harding +12500
- Justin Rose +12500
- Lucas Bjerregaard +12500
- Marc Leishman +12500
- Xander Schauffele +12500
- Kevin Na +15000
- Patrick Reed +15000
- Sergio Garcia +15000
- Thorbjorn Olesen +15000
- Billy Horschel +20000
- Hideki Matsuyama +20000
- Patrick Cantlay +20000
- Patton Kizzire +20000
- Si Woo Kim +20000
- Trevor Immelman +20000
- Webb Simpson +20000
- Bernhard Langer +25000
- Branden Grace +25000
- Hao Tong Li +25000
- Henrik Stenson +25000
- Charles Howell III +30000
- Emiliano Grillo +30000
- Rafael Cabrera Bello +30000
- Tyrrell Hatton +30000
- Keith Mitchell +40000
- Alex Noren +50000
- Andrew Landry +50000
- Brandt Snedeker +50000
- Eddie Pepperell +50000
- Jimmy Walker +50000
- Keegan Bradley +50000
- Kevin Tway +50000
- Kyle Stanley +50000
- Martin Kaymer +50000
- Matt Wallace +50000
- Viktor Hovland +50000
- Zach Johnson +50000
- Aaron Wise +100000
- Charl Schwartzel +100000
- Danny Willett +100000
- Fred Couples +100000
- Jovan Rebula +100000
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +100000
- Michael Kim +100000
- Mike Weir +100000
- Paul Casey +100000
- Sandy Lyle +100000
- Satoshi Kodaira +100000
- Shane Lowry +100000
- Stewart Cink +100000
- Takumi Kanaya +100000
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The 2019 Masters is about to get underway, and when it comes to odds on which player will slip on the green jacket at Augusta National, one man sits atop the list at sportsbooks.
Rory McIlroy is the undisputed +750 Masters odds favorite at Bovada, with Dustin Johnson (+1100), Justin Rose (+1400), Jon Rahm (+1600), Rickie Fowler (+1600), Tiger Woods (+1600), Justin Thomas (+2000), Tommy Fleetwood (+2200), Brooks Koepka (+2500) and Francesco Molinari (+2500) rounding out the top 10.
Is it once again Tiger’s time?
Tiger Woods is in search of his first major win since the 2008 U.S. Open.
Are you surprised to see Tiger so high on the list? You shouldn’t be. Despite what’s been a tumultuous decade for Eldrick, he still has one of the most devoted fan bases on the PGA Tour, and those fans love hammering his odds in big tournaments. The Masters is no different, so his +1600 price makes sense.
At 43, Woods had a badly needed bounce-back season in 2018. Tiger capped off the PGA Tour campaign with a huge win at the final FedExCup playoff event, the Tour Championship, in September. Woods is up to No. 12 in the world rankings as a result. The last time Tiger won a major was all the way back in 2008 when he emerged victorious at the U.S. Open.
Patrick Reed earned his first major victory at Augusta National a year ago, and the American has +6600 odds to go back to back in Georgia. Reed, who played college golf at Augusta State, tailed off a bit after his big Masters win but is in line for a solid performance in his green jacket defense. He’s not going to win any popularity contests, but this guy can flat-out play, and Reed’s showing at Augusta a year ago served as his official coming-out party on the tour.
First-timers are dominating major season
After Reed’s victory, Koepka (U.S. Open, PGA Championship) and Francesco Molinari (British Open) also came away with major titles in 2018. Koepka now has an incredible three majors titles, while Molinari joined the list of first-time winners on golf’s biggest stage.
Including the Italian, 10 have players have come away with their first major victories since the 2015 PGA Championship (Molinari, Koepka, Johnson, Thomas, Reed, Jason Day, Danny Willett, Henrik Stenson, Jimmy Walker and Sergio Garcia).
This week, we have full coverage of the Masters including an Expert Picks column, a sleepers article, Masters trends, odds on which golfers will make and miss the cut and an Ultimate Masters Odds Betting Props Page.
Do you think you know who’s going to win at Augusta National? Let us know which odds you like the most in the comment section below.
2019 Masters Tournament Odds
Odds as of April 11 at Bovada
- Rory McIlroy +750
- Dustin Johnson +1100
- Justin Rose +1400
- Jon Rahm +1600
- Rickie Fowler +1600
- Tiger Woods +1600
- Justin Thomas +2000
- Tommy Fleetwood +2200
- Brooks Koepka +2500
- Francesco Molinari +2500
- Jordan Spieth +2500
- Hideki Matsuyama +2800
- Paul Casey +2800
- Bryson DeChambeau +3300
- Bubba Watson +3300
- Jason Day +3300
- Louis Oosthuizen +4000
- Matt Kuchar +4000
- Xander Schauffele +4000
- Adam Scott +4500
- Marc Leishman +4500
- Phil Mickelson +4500
- Tony Finau +4500
- Henrik Stenson +6600
- Patrick Cantlay +6600
- Patrick Reed +6600
- Sergio Garcia +6600
- Charley Hoffman +8000
- Gary Woodland +8000
- Ian Poulter +8000
- Kevin Kisner +8000
- Brandt Snedeker +10000
- Cameron Smith +10000
- Si Woo Kim +10000
- Webb Simpson +10000
- Branden Grace +12500
- Charles Howell III +12500
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +12500
- Rafael Cabrera Bello +12500
- Eddie Pepperell +15000
- Hao Tong Li +15000
- J.B. Holmes +15000
- Keegan Bradley +15000
- Matt Wallace +15000
- Tyrrell Hatton +15000
- Alex Noren +20000
- Billy Horschel +20000
- Charl Schwartzel +20000
- Corey Conners +20000
- Danny Willett +20000
- Emiliano Grillo +20000
- Keith Mitchell +20000
- Kevin Na +20000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +20000
- Lucas Bjerregaard +20000
- Martin Kaymer +20000
- Shane Lowry +20000
- Thorbjorn Olesen +20000
- Zach Johnson +20000
- Aaron Wise +25000
- Jimmy Walker +25000
- Viktor Hovland +25000
- Justin Harding +30000
- Kevin Tway +30000
- Kyle Stanley +30000
- Stewart Cink +35000
- Andrew Landry +40000
- Patton Kizzire +40000
- Adam Long +50000
- Bernhard Langer +50000
- Fred Couples +50000
- Satoshi Kodaira +50000
- Shugo Imahira +50000
- Vijay Singh +50000
- Michael Kim +75000
- Alvaro Ortiz +100000
- Jovan Rebula +100000
- Takumi Kanaya +100000
- Trevor Immelman +100000
- Angel Cabrera +150000
- Devon Bling +150000
- Kevin O’Connell +150000
- Jose Maria Olazabal +200000
- Ian Woosnam +250000
- Larry Mize +250000
- Mike Weir +250000
- Sandy Lyle +250000
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With April now here, golf fans and bettors alike are rapidly gearing up for the first major of the year: the Masters. The Masters is undoubtedly the most prestigious tournament in professional golf, and this year’s edition is shaping up to be one of the most wide-open events we’ve seen in quite some time at Augusta National.
At Bovada, Rory McIlroy is the +750 favorite according to the book's Masters odds. Dustin Johnson (+1100), Justin Rose (+1200), Tiger Woods (+1400), Jon Rahm (+1800), Justin Thomas (+1800), Brooks Koepka (+2000), Jordan Spieth (+2000), Rickie Fowler (+2000) and Francesco Molinari (+2200) round out the top 10 at the shop.
Woods’ 2018 success has paved the way for big things
At 43, Woods had a badly needed bounce-back season in 2018, so it shouldn’t surprise anyone to see him near the top of the Masters list. Woods capped off the PGA Tour campaign with a huge win at the final FedExCup playoff event, the Tour Championship, in September.
Eldrick ended 2018 in the 13th spot in the world golf rankings as a result of his hot play. Woods has always generated a ton of betting action at sportsbooks, so his +1400 Masters odds price could be both a result of his resurgence and a lot of money coming in on him from his fans.
Patrick Reed earned his first major victory at Augusta National a year ago, and the American has +5000 odds to go back to back in Georgia. Reed, who played college golf at Augusta State, tailed off a bit after his big Masters win but is in line for a solid performance in his green jacket defense.
First-time winners are dominating major season
After Reed’s victory at Augusta National, Koepka (U.S. Open, PGA Championship) and Francesco Molinari (British Open) also came away with major titles in 2018. Koepka now has an incredible three major titles, while Molinari joined the list of first-time winners on golf’s biggest stage.
Including the Italian, 10 players have come away with their first major victories since the 2015 PGA Championship (Molinari, Koepka, Johnson, Thomas, Reed, Jason Day, Danny Willett, Henrik Stenson, Jimmy Walker and Sergio Garcia).
Take a look at the book’s full list of odds. Who are you putting your money on? Have your say in the comment section.
2019 Masters Tournament Odds
Odds as of April 4 at Bovada
- Rory McIlroy +750
- Dustin Johnson +1100
- Justin Rose +1200
- Tiger Woods +1400
- Jon Rahm +1800
- Justin Thomas +1800
- Brooks Koepka +2000
- Jordan Spieth +2000
- Rickie Fowler +2000
- Francesco Molinari +2200
- Tommy Fleetwood +2500
- Bryson DeChambeau +2800
- Jason Day +2800
- Paul Casey +2800
- Hideki Matsuyama +3300
- Adam Scott +4000
- Bubba Watson +4000
- Louis Oosthuizen +4000
- Phil Mickelson +4000
- Sergio Garcia +4000
- Tony Finau +4000
- Xander Schauffele +4000
- Henrik Stenson +5000
- Kevin Kisner +5000
- Marc Leishman +5000
- Matt Kuchar +5000
- Patrick Reed +5000
- Gary Woodland +8000
- Patrick Cantlay +8000
- Cameron Smith +10000
- Matthew Fitzpatrick +10000
- Webb Simpson +10000
- Brandt Snedeker +12500
- Hao Tong Li +12500
- Ian Poulter +12500
- Lucas Bjerregaard +12500
- Rafael Cabrera Bello +12500
- Thomas Pieters +12500
- Alexander Noren +15000
- Billy Horschel +15000
- Branden Grace +15000
- Charles Howell III +15000
- Eddie Pepperell +15000
- Keegan Bradley +15000
- Lee Westwood +15000
- Matt Wallace +15000
- Si Woo Kim +15000
- Tyrrell Hatton +15000
- Zach Johnson +15000
- Corey Conners +15000
- Byeong Hun An +20000
- Cameron Champ +20000
- Charl Schwartzel +20000
- Charley Hoffman +20000
- Danny Willett +20000
- J.B. Holmes +20000
- Jimmy Walker +20000
- Keith Mitchell +20000
- Kevin Na +20000
- Kiradech Aphibarnrat +20000
- Kyle Stanley +20000
- Ryan Moore +20000
- Shane Lowry +20000
- Thorbjorn Olesen +20000
- Aaron Wise +25000
- Adam Hadwin +25000
- Beau Hossler +25000
- Brian Harman +25000
- Daniel Berger +25000
- Emiliano Grillo +25000
- Kevin Chappell +25000
- Martin Kaymer +25000
- Russell Henley +25000
- Brendan Steele +30000
- Dylan Frittelli +30000
- Kevin Tway +30000
- Patton Kizzire +30000
- Ross Fisher +30000
- Stewart Cink +30000
- Vijay Singh +30000
- Aaron Rai +40000
- Andrew Landry +40000
- Jason Dufner +40000
- Pat Perez +40000
- Shubhankar Sharma +40000
- Adam Long +50000
- Bernhard Langer +50000
- Fred Couples +50000
- Jamie Lovemark +50000
- Satoshi Kodaira +50000
- Angel Cabrera +100000
- Jose Maria Olazabal +100000
- Michael Kim +100000
- Trevor Immelman +100000
- Larry Mize +200000
- Mark O’Meara +200000
- Mike Weir +200000
- Ian Woosnam +250000
- Sandy Lyle +250000
