Masters betting – Get the Best Odds at US Masters

Who wins US Masters 2024?

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Austin Eckroat
Peter Malnati
Scottie Scheffler
Rory Mc Ilroy
Jon Rahm
Brooks Koepka
Xander Schauffele
Jordan Spieth
Joaquin Niemann
Ludvig Åberg
Will Zalatoris
Hideki Matsuyama
Justin Thomas
Viktor Hovland
Wyndham Clark
Patrick Cantlay
Cameron Smith
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Bryson Dechambeau
Cameron Young
Dustin Johnson
Shane Lowry
Collin Morikawa
Sahith Theegala
Jason Day
Min Woo Lee
Brian Harman
Sam Burns
Max Homa
Tommy Fleetwood
Tom Kim
Tony Finau
Joo-Hyung Kim
Russell Henley
Patrick Reed
Rickie Fowler
Tyrrell Hatton
Sungjae Im
Louis Oosthuizen
Si-Woo Kim
Adam Scott
Corey Conners
Justin Rose
Jake Knapp
Tiger Woods
Cameron Davis
Denny Mc Carthy
Emiliano Grillo
Erik Van Rooyen
Matthieu Pavon
Thorbjørn Olesen
Byeong-Hun An
Grayson Murray
Nicholas Dunlap
Ryo Hisatsune
Nick Taylor
Chris Kirk
Ryan Fox
Phil Mickelson
Talor Gooch
Sepp Straka
Sergio Garcia
Harris English
Tom Hoge
Adam Schenk
Lee Hodges
Keith Mitchell
Nicolai Hojgaard
Cameron Champ
Keegan Bradley
Adrian Meronk
J.T. Poston
Eric Cole
Kurt Kitayama
Luke List
Adam Hadwin
Bubba Watson
Charl Schwartzel
Lucas Glover
Abraham Ancer
Alexander Norén
Harold Varner
Seamus Power
Christo Lamprecht
Camilo Villegas
Danny Willett
Gary Woodland
Taylor Moore
Billy Horschel
Jason Kokrak
Mito Pereira
Sam Bennett
Thomas Pieters
Zach Johnson
Bernhard Langer
Fred Couples
Jasper Stubbs
José María Olazábal
Mike Weir
Neal Shipley
Santiago De La Fuente
Stewart Hagestad
Vijay Singh
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13.0016.5013.00
19.0023.0021.00
21.0023.0021.00
21.0026.0021.00
29.0027.0026.00
26.0030.0023.00
23.0030.0023.00
26.0030.0029.00
29.0030.0026.00
26.0030.0026.00
29.0034.0026.00
34.0038.0026.00
34.0042.0029.00
36.0042.0041.00
31.0048.0041.00
34.0050.0041.00
36.0050.0034.00
34.0055.0051.00
36.0055.0041.00
46.0055.0051.00
41.0060.0041.00
51.0070.0056.00
61.0075.0051.00
51.0075.0051.00
41.0080.0051.00
51.0080.0051.00
67.0081.00
67.0085.0051.00
95.00
81.00110.0081.00
67.00120.0067.00
67.00120.0081.00
81.00120.0081.00
81.00130.0081.00
130.00101.00
91.00140.00126.00
101.00150.0081.00
91.00150.0081.00
91.00150.0081.00
126.00151.00
126.00180.00126.00
201.00101.00
201.00101.00
201.00126.00
201.00151.00
201.00200.00151.00
201.00151.00
201.00
201.00201.00
201.00201.00
201.00201.00
126.00230.00101.00
126.00230.00126.00
201.00230.00126.00
201.00240.00101.00
240.00101.00
126.00240.00151.00
201.00250.00126.00
201.00250.00151.00
250.00
251.00201.00
201.00251.00
260.00101.00
151.00280.00126.00
280.00
201.00290.00101.00
201.00300.00126.00
201.00300.00126.00
151.00300.00151.00
201.00300.00151.00
201.00300.00151.00
201.00300.00176.00
201.00300.00201.00
201.00300.00
201.00300.00201.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
351.00
201.00500.00351.00
201.00500.00201.00
201.00500.00201.00
201.00500.00251.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
500.00
501.001000.00
1001.00
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There are four biggest events in the golf, The Masters, The US Open, The British Open and the PGA Championship. Sanction bodies and writers mostly keep them on same place by referring “4 Majors”. But every golfer mentions The Masters as the biggest tournament in golf. Everyone loves that green jacket which is awarded to the winner, all of them feel proud to participate in the Masters and some are happy to play all 4 days avoiding cut in Masters.

The Masters tournament annually takes place in Augusta National Golf club. Before actual tournament is started, a 9 holes - all par 3- friendly match is organized between the invited participants while their families are serving them as a caddie. Occasionally those caddies can also be seen playing shots for players. This 9 hole par 27 tournament is typical of the Masters tournament and can’t be seen any where else.

The first Masters tournament was played in 1934, which was inaugurated by the most successful amateur golfer in the history of golf , “Bobby Jones”. Who was a lawyer by profession and started to play golf as doctor recommended him to improve his health. He quit playing tournaments while he was only 28 and then he designed Augusta National Golf club in Georgia.

Jack Nicklaus is the most prominent player in The Masters; having most wins in the history of this tournament. 6 times he lifted the trophy; 1963, 1965, 1966, 1972, 1975, and 1986. He is one of 3 golfers to successfully defend his title 1965 and 1966. In 1972 he won the title in Wire-to-Wire fashion. Wire to Wire is defined as wining all the rounds on all 4 days of tournament. He is among the five who has done so in the Masters.