2024 Masters Odds & Picks: Two Previous Masters Champions Stand Out

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Oddstrader
2024 Masters Tournament Signage Augusta National Golf Club
A view of course signage and the score board prior to the 2024 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Andrew Redington/Getty Images/AFP

Join us as we find your best bets for this week’s first major championship of 2024, the iconic 2024 Masters Tournament at Augusta National in Georgia. With the excitement building up, our picks are in, so join us as we look for the best odds at the top sportsbooks.

Picks Summary

  • Scottie Scheffler to Win Outright (+350)
  • Jordan Spieth to Win Outright (+2000)
  • Jordan Spieth to Finish Top 5 (+400)

*All odds from Bet365 (check our Bet365 Review)


2024 Masters Tournament

April 11-14, 2024 at Augusta National Golf Club


Masters Tournament at Augusta National

This week the Green Jacket finds its suitor for 2024, and as discussed, we have a solid favorite in Scottie Scheffler taking his place at the top of the market, and it’s entirely plausible that his main competition will come from the defectors who return from LIV Golf. Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Smith are boosted by the defending champion, Jon Rahm choosing to join the breakaway tour earlier in the year.

Augusta National measures and plays a long 7500 yards on undulating parkland.

The players will find the course running fast and they may even things out for the shorter hitters off the tee although significant wind and rain are predicted for Thursday and Friday before a glorious weekend forecast. An ability to place approach shots in strategically the best area of the slick Bentgrass greens has always been paramount at Augusta.

Where to Watch

If you’re planning on watching the event live, you can do so at ESPN+, Paramount+, the Masters.com website, the official Masters app, and CBSSports.com

Previous Winners

Year Winner
2023 Jon Rahm
2022 Scottie Scheffler
2021 Hideki Matsuyama
2020 Dustin Johnson
2019 Tiger Woods
2018 Patrick Reed
2017 Sergio Garcia
2016 Danny Willett
2015 Jordan Spieth
2014 Bubba Watson

Scottie Knows How to Win!

Don’t believe the song, “Scotty doesn’t know!” because no one knows better how to win golf tournaments than Scottie Scheffler.

The twenty-seven-year-old from New Jersey cuts a strong figure as the standout betting favorite this week at the top of the betting market. Indeed, we must go back to Tiger Woods in his pomp for the last time that I considered betting the Masters favorite.

In four of the last five renewals the winner has been priced below +2000 so there has been a recent lean to the top of the market, which is possibly due to the constant lengthening of the course to fight the advancing technology.

The problem for the rest of golf now is Scheffler’s ball striking is reaching, and in certain spots surpassing, the stats that Tiger Woods put up when he was at his best.

Last year, a cold putter undermined Scheffler’s progress at the top of the spot after his first Masters win in 2022, but a recent change of putter before his Arnold Palmer win has brought his short game stats in line with the rest. That newfound confidence could be seen to full effect when he won the following week at the Player Championship.

PGA Tour Wins

2024

2024 THE PLAYERS Championship

2024 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard

2022-2023

2023 THE PLAYERS Championship

2023 WM Phoenix Open

2021-2022

2022 Masters Tournament

2022 World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play

2022 Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard

2022 WM Phoenix Open

The other factor pointing towards Scottie this week is that the rest of the contenders seem to have serious question marks against their chances this week. Not only on the PGA Tour but on the LIV Golf Tour where many underwhelmed at last week’s LIV Miami, which was played at the Blue Monster, a proven strong prep for the Augusta National.

We are happy to support Scottie Scheffler this week in Bet365’s outright win market at +350.

Golf Pick: Scottie Scheffler to Win Outright (+350) at Bet365

Will It Be Jordan at The Double?

Our second Masters Tournament selection is Jordan Spieth, who looked to be playing some much-improved golf at last week’s Valero Texas Open, and his history at Augusta National requires that we give the thirty-year-old from Dallas the utmost respect.

Spieth was runner-up here on debut in 2014, won the following year and was runner-up again in 2016, to announce in no uncertain terms to the golfing world that he was perfectly suited to Augusta National’s unique demands. Since then, Spieth has completed three other top 4 finishes for a superb shot average of 70.66 over the last decade.

Inspirational champions having been coming back and performing well for decades here, often winning further Green Jackets and fans with long memories like me will remember Jack Nicklaus coming back for his final major championship win here in 1986 at the grand old age of forty-six.

PGA Tour Wins

2021-2022

2022 RBC Heritage

2020-2021

2021 Valero Texas Open

2016-2017

2017 The Open Championship

2017 Travelers Championship

2017 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

2015-2016

2016 DEAN & DELUCA Invitational

2016 Hyundai Tournament of Champions

2014-2015

2015 TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola

2015 John Deere Classic

2015 U.S. Open

2015 Masters Tournament

2015 Valspar Championship

2013

2013 John Deere Classic

With that romantic feel of Augusta National with the azaleas in full bloom, bringing in the Georgia Springtime this week, there is nothing golf fans would love more than Jordan Spieth to win his second Green Jacket.

This week, we are backing Jordan Spieth to win his second Masters title at the price of +2000.

Golf Pick: Jordan Spieth to Win Outright (+2000) at Bet365

Golf Pick: Jordan Spieth to Finish Top 5 (+400) at Bet365

*The line and/or odds referenced in this article might have changed since the content was published. For the latest information on line movements, visit OddsTrader’s free betting odds tool.

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