US Masters Betting Tips 2014

The 78th running of the US Masters begins this Thursday (April 10th) at Augusta National golf course in Augusta, Georgia where Adam Scott will bid to defend his crown against more than 70 of the Worlds best golfers.

Tiger Woods was forced to pull out of this years Masters due to a back injury leaving the betting market wide open.

The current betting market sees Adam Scott at the top with Rory Mcilroy a close second.

A list of the current betting odds are below (subject to change/vary from bookmaker to bookmaker):

Adam Scott 8/1

Rory Mcilroy 10/1

Phil Mickelson 12/1

Jason Day 16/1

Matt Kuchar 22/1

Sergio Garcia 22/1

Dustin Johnson 28/1

Bubba Watson 28/1

Zach Johnson 28/1

Henrik Stenson 30/1

Justin Rose 33/1

Charl Schwartzel 33/1

Brandt Snedeker 35/1

Keegan Bradley 40/1

Jason Dufner 40/1

Lee Westwood 45/1

Hunter Mahan 45/1

Luke Donald 50/1

Jordan Spieth 50/1

Ian Poulter 66/1

Graeme McDowell 60/1

Patrick Reed 60/1

Harris English 60/1

Rickie Fowler 66/1

Jimmy Walker 66/1

Angel Cabrera 66/1

Louis Oosthuizen 70/1

Steve Stricker 75/1

Hideki Matsuyama 75/1

Jim Furyk 75/1

Webb Simpson 80/1

Graeme Dalaet 80/1

Gary Woodland 80/1

Bill Haas 80/1

Ryan Moore 80/1

Martin Kaymer 100/1

*others on request

2013 Masters Champion Adam Scott is currently 8/1 favourite to win this event again.

2013 Open Championship winner Phil Mickelson is 12/1 third favourite.

2013 US Open Champion Justin Rose 33/1.

Jason Dufner won the 2013 PGA Championship and he is currently trading at odds of 40/1.

Henrik Stenson won the 2013 FedEx Cup and is 30/1 to win this event.

Zach Johnson won the 2013 BMW Championship and is 28/1.

Gamingtips Tips: Thorbjorn Olesen had a shocking opening round last year (shot 78) and ended up finishing tied 6th, just 5 shots off Adam Scott – currently trading at 140/1 and could be worth a value each-way bet.

Peter Hanson finished just two shots behind Bubba Watson here in 2012 and course form can count for a lot – he’s currently trading at odds of 150/1 and could be worth an each-way bet given how stacked the field is.