Masters Odds

By Thom Cunningham | Apr 08, 2026, 2:15pm

The Masters is the most iconic event on the golf calendar, held annually at Augusta National Golf Club in April. As the first major championship of the year, it features the world’s best players competing for the coveted green jacket. Some of the most memorable moments in golf history derive from the Masters, as this year is sure to bring plenty of unforgettable moments.

Below, you’ll find golf betting odds, information, data and insights for The Masters, including top contenders and favorites heading into the tournament. Find lines for top golfers like Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele, Ludvig Aberg, and more below. Be sure to read all of the analysis below, provided by Lineups.com’s own golf betting expert John Haslbauer!

2026 Masters Odds Markets

Below, you will find various betting markets for the 2026 Masters with the best odds available.

2026 Masters Outright Winner Odds

The 2026 Masters has a wide-open feel to it, as each of the favorites has more question marks surrounding their games than ever before. Scottie Scheffler has disappointed in 2026 and was last seen withdrawing from the Houston Open. Rory McIlroy is on defending champion duty, looking to become the fourth player to ever win the Masters in back-to-back years. Jon Rahm has not cracked the top-10 at The Masters since joining LIV. Bryson DeChambeau is still in search of his first career green jacket. And Ludvig Aberg has brought to light some questions about whether he can maintain his composure in the biggest events, letting THE PLAYERS slip away from him last month.

So if this does set up to be the first year since 2021 in which a player beyond 20-1 pre-tournament odds wins, who should we be targeting on the odds board? The hottest players on the PGA TOUR at the moment are Cameron Young and Matt Fitzpatrick. They finished 1-2 respectively at THE PLAYERS, with Fitzpatrick later getting his revenge the next week by winning the Valspar Championship. Looking beyond the PGA TOUR, Patrick Reed and Bryson DeChambeau are the two hottest players globally, each picking up a pair of wins already this season.

We don’t always see long shots prevail at The Masters, but with so much parity in the sport at the moment, this is a great year to look further down the board. Akshay Bhatia, Min Woo Lee, Adam Scott, Sahith Theegala, and Nicolai Hojgaard are all available beyond 60/1 odds and playing excellent golf leading up to Masters week. Each a longer hitter with great touch around the greens, they have the game to surprise at Augusta.

2026 Masters Top 5 Finish Odds

When assessing top-5 placement bets, I often look for players who profile well for Augusta National and are in good form, but may not have the proven experience to withstand the pressure of winning the biggest tournament of their lives.

Case in point, a debutant has not won. The Masters since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979. That draws my attention to a player like Chris Gotterup in the top-5 market, who will be the prohibitive favorite in the Top Debutant prop market. Gotterup finished 3rd at the 2025 Open Championship, his last taste of Major championship competition, and has already won twice on the PGA TOUR this season.

Looking beyond the debutants, the top-5 market is also an interesting place to hedge on the top contenders who have not yet proven they can convert a win at Augusta. That list includes players like Xander Schauffele, Ludvig Aberg, Bryson DeChambeau, and Tommy Fleetwood. With each of these players, it’s not a question of whether they’ll play well at Augusta, but whether they can convert a win when the pressure is at its highest on Sunday.

2026 Masters Top 10 Finish Odds

The top-10 market is another appealing category to find value. In a field of roughly 90 players, where roughly a dozen are senior past champions, a top-10 finish at The Masters can be akin to a top-20 finish in a full-sized field. The top-10 market offers an opportunity for the course history stalwarts to backdoor, even if they don’t have their best stuff leading into tournament week.

From a course history angle, players like Corey Conners, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed, and Sungjae Im have factored on the periphery of contention consistently over the last few years.

Patrick Cantlay, Russell Henley, and Justin Rose are conservative, high-floor top-10 considerations who enter with a great combination of current form and course history.

2026 Masters Top 20 Finish Odds

The top-20 market offers a more conservative return for bettors at The Masters, given the relatively smaller field. Even still, this is a market I tend to find value in debutants in good form, or out-of-form players with great course history.

In terms of debutants, players like Chris Gotterup, Ryan Gerard, and Tom McKinnon offer appealing top-20 value. From a course history standpoint, players like Cameron Smith, Dustin Johnson, and Adam Scott may be worth consideration for a top-20 placement.

2026 Masters Leader After Round 1 Odds

The First Round Leader bets are one of the most entertaining markets in golf. We see virtually the same odds as the full tournament outright futures, with more instant gratification. The volatility of a single round makes longshots far more in this market as well.

Justin Rose is always a popular consideration as First Round Leader at The Masters. He cleared the field by 3 strokes with an opening round of -7 last year, marking the 5th time he has led or co-led The Masters after the first round.

Other past first-round leaders at The Masters going over the last five years include Bryson DeChambeau (-7), Phil Mickelson (-7), Rory McIlroy (-8), and Jon Rahm (-6). None of these players went on to win The Masters in their respective years.

2026 Masters Leader After Round 2 Odds

2026 Masters Top 5 Finish After Round 1 Odds

2026 Masters Top 10 Finish After Round 1 Odds

2026 Masters Top European Odds

Look no further than the 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage to understand who the top Europeans in this market are. Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Ludvig Aberg, Tommy Fleetwood, and Matt Fitzpatrick each enter this week in top form.

Longshot challengers in this market may also include Nicolai Hojgaard, Harry Hall, and Marco Penge, who are great profile fits on paper.

2026 Masters Top Continental European Odds

The Continental Europe prop market effectively removes all British players from the equation. The opens the door for Jon Rahm as the prohibitive favorite in this market, followed by Ludvig Aberg, Viktor Hovland, and Nicolai Hojgaard.

2026 Masters Top British and Irish Player Odds

The inverse of the prior market, this focuses on players who hail from England, Scotland, Ireland, and Northern Ireland. That list includes Rory McIlroy as the top favorite, followed by Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick, Justin Rose, Robert MacIntyre, and Shane Lowry.

2026 Masters Top North American Odds

The top North American odds market is effectively the same as the Top American market, with the inclusion of Corey Conners and Victor Ortiz. Top favorites to consider for this prop include Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau, Xander Schauffele, and Cameron Young.

2026 Masters Top American Odds

The Top American odds market is virtually the same as the Top North American market. If you’re like me and don’t fear Corey Conners or Carlos Ortiz as threats to win the 2026 Masters, it’s best to take on the better odds in the North American market.

2026 Masters Top Australian Odds

Australians have a great track record at The Masters, but Adam Scott remains the only Aussie to claim the green jacket. In this competitive market, its the youthful Min Woo Lee who gets the preferential odds over proven veterans, Adam Scott, Jason Day, and Cam Smith.

2026 Masters Top Asian Odds

This market feels like Hideki Matsuyama’s to lose, as he is the only Masters champion who hails from Asia in this field. With that said, Si Woo Kim is in excellent form this season, and Sungjae Im has proven to be a great course fit for Augusta National.

2026 Masters Top Canadian Odds

Corey Conners has been the top Canadian in six of the last seven Masters tournaments. Expect that trend to continue in 2026.

2026 Masters Top Danish Odds

There was a time when the Danish twins of Nicolai and Rasmus Hojgaard were indistinguishable. Rasmus, in fact, made the European Ryder Cup team over his brother Nicolai in 2025. The gap has never seen wider between the twins as it is now, however, as Nicolai has finished top-6 in three of his last four PGA TOUR starts.

2026 Masters Top Englishman Odds

It’s a loaded market this year, with hopefuls including Tommy Fleetwood, Matt Fitzpatrick, Robert Justin Rose, and Tyrrell Hatton.

Justin Rose may not exactly be the player to beat in this market, but his elevated floor over the years at Augusta National, combined with his solid form thus far in 2026, make him one of the most threatening English players in the field.

2026 Masters Top South African Odds

This is a pillow-fight of a three-way matchup relative to the caliber of South African talent we’ve seen at Masters of the past. Experience may ultimately prevail here, as Charl Schwartzel is a proven Masters winner with four top-40s over his last six Masters vists.

2026 Masters Top Nordic Odds

This must be the most competitive Nordic Odds market we’ve ever seen at The Masters. Ludvig Aberg, Viktor Hovland, Nicolai Hojgaard, Alex Noren, and Rasmus Hojgaard are each playing high-level golf at the moment. I’m still partial to the favorite, Aberg, who is in a class of his own right now.

2026 Masters Top Oceanic Odds

Ryan Fox crashes the Aussie party in this market. If you feel strongly about an Australian player, you’re best off betting them in this market, where Fox is a distant longshot.

2026 Masters Top Senior Player Odds

Zach Johnson has just entered the Senior division, turning 50 this year. That makes him the man to beat, as the 2025 top-10 finisher won his very first Champions Tour start earlier this year.

2026 Masters Top Debutant Player Odds

This is a loaded market with plenty of depth capable of winning. Jacob Bridgeman and Chris Gotterup rank No. 1 and No. 2 in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup Standings.

Watch out for Harry Hall as a dark horse in this market. He has an elite short game, finished T9 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational last month, and has finished top-30 in each of his last two major starts.

2026 Masters To Make Cut Odds

A majority of the non-seniors and non-amateurs will advance through the cut at the Masters, where the top-50 and ties plus any additional players within 10 strokes of the leader advance to the weekend.

Of the players implied to miss the cut, Charl Schwartzel may offer the greatest value. He’s made the cut in five of his last six visits to Augusta.

2026 Masters Schedule & Information

Below is a list of the 2026 Masters TV schedule with dates, times and network viewing information.

Monday, April 6

On The Range – 12:00 p.m./Paramount+
Live From the Masters – 2:00 p.m./GOLF

Tuesday, April 7

On The Range – 9:00 a.m./Paramount+
Live From the Masters – 9:00 a.m./GOLF
Practice Round – 12:00 p.m/ESPN+
Live From the Masters – 7:00 p.m./GOLF

Wednesday, April 8

On The Range – 9:00 a.m./Paramount+
Live From the Masters – 9:00 a.m./GOLF
Practice Round – 10:00 a.m./ESPN+
Par 3 Contest – 12:00 p.m./ESPN+
Live From the Masters – 4:00 p.m./GOLF

Thursday, April 9

Honorary Starters Ceremony – 7:30 a.m./Masters.com
Live From the Masters – 8:00 a.m./GOLF
On The Range – 8:30 a.m./Paramount+
Holes 4, 5 & 6 – 8:45 a.m./ESPN+
Featured Groups – 9:15 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Amen Corner – 10:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Holes 15 & 16 – 11:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Round 1 Broadcast – 1:00 p.m./APVO
Round 1 Broadcast – 3:00 p.m./ESPN
SiriusXM Radio Broadcast – 2:00 p.m.
Live From the Masters – 7:30 p.m./GOLF

Friday, April 10

Live From the Masters – 8:00 a.m./GOLF
On The Range – 8:30 a.m./Paramount+
Holes 4, 5 & 6 – 8:45 a.m./ESPN+
Featured Groups – 9:15 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Amen Corner – 10:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Holes 15 & 16 – 11:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Round 2 Broadcast – 1:00 p.m./APVO
Round 2 Broadcast – 3:00 p.m./ESPN
SiriusXM Radio Broadcast – 2:00 p.m.
Live From the Masters – 7:30 p.m./GOLF

Saturday, April 11

Live From the Masters – 8:00 a.m./GOLF
On The Range – 10:00 a.m./Paramount+
Featured Groups – 10:15 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Holes 4, 5 & 6 – 10:30 a.m./ESPN+
Amen Corner – 11:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Holes 15 & 16 – 11:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Round 3 Broadcast – 12:00 p.m./Paramount+
Round 3 Broadcast – 2:00 p.m./CBS
SiriusXM Radio Broadcast – 2:00 p.m.
Live From the Masters – 7:00 p.m./GOLF

Sunday, April 12

Live From the Masters – 9:00 a.m./GOLF
On The Range – 10:00 a.m./Paramount+
Featured Groups – 10:15 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Holes 4, 5 & 6 – 10:30 a.m./ESPN+
Amen Corner – 11:45 a.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Holes 15 & 16 – 12:30 p.m./Paramount+, ESPN+, APVO
Round 4 Broadcast – 12:00 p.m./Paramount+
Round 4 Broadcast – 2:00 p.m./CBS
SiriusXM Radio Broadcast – 2:00 p.m.
Live From the Masters – 7:00 p.m./GOLF
Green Jacket Ceremony – 7:00 p.m./Masters.com

2026 Masters Top Contenders

The top contenders have dominated The Masters lately, with Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler (twice), and Jon Rahm winning each of the last four Masters Tournaments as consensus top-3 pre-tournament favorites. Will that trend continue in 2026? Golf’s biggest stars each bring questions of their own into The Masters this year, but have each proven their game is up to the test at Augusta.