Masters Payout Odds 2023
The 2023 Masters is upon us and we can tell you having just gotten back from Augusta, the city is preparing for this massive event that will draw the best the golf world has to offer.
Scottie Scheffler has seen his odds get much shorter in recent days, from greater than +1600 to +650 (the payout $650 on a $100 bet), making him the odds-on favorite.
Scheffler is rising to the top of the Golf rankings, so this does make sense.
As calm and collected as he might appear, nerves were frazzled the hours leading to the final round at Augusta National Golf Club last year.
“I’m a crier. Always have been. It’s nothing unusual for Meredith to see,” Scheffler said, referring to his wife. “Everyone sees things from the outside. When you watch me on TV, you look so calm, how are you so calm and these things? Me, myself, I’m not that calm. It’s what the Lord has done for my life. In that moment, I just wanted to tell exactly what was going on and be honest … I was so stressed out. I didn’t know what to do. I was sitting there telling Meredith, ‘I don’t think I’m ready for this. I’m not ready, I don’t feel like I’m ready for this kind of stuff,’ and I just felt overwhelmed.”
Jon Rahm was the favorite to win this year's Masters, the payout for him will now be $750 on a $100 bet.
Rahm is anticipating a "tense" Masters dinner as he's been vocal about the LIV Tour impacting the PGA.
"One thing I keep going back to, and it’s probably only funny to me," he said Tuesday, via Golf.com. "I think the Masters Champions Dinner's going to be a little tense compared to how it’s been in the past."
Rahm added: “Yeah, I mean, I think we all know where we stand. There’s still going to be players that choose to transition to LIV is my guess,” said Rahm. “But for a lot of us, I think we see the direction the PGA Tour is going towards, right? I mean, they’re making the necessary changes to adapt to the new age and I think it’s better for everybody.”
He says he doesn't believe these tensions will carry onto the course.
"I think it’s going to be the same," he said. "I didn’t feel a difference in any of the majors last year. If somebody has a problem with LIV players, they’re just not going to deal with them and that’s about it. In my mind, like I’ve said it before, I respect their choice and the ones I was friends with before I’m still going to be friends with, right? It doesn’t change the way I’m going to operate with them."
Rot Odds to Win US Masters 2023 Moneyline
1 Jon Rahm +750
2 Justin Thomas +1900
3 Rory McIlroy +750
4 Cameron Smith +1650
5 Scottie Scheffler +650
6 Dustin Johnson +2600
7 Collin Morikawa +1700
8 Brooks Koepka +6000
9 Patrick Cantlay +1900
10 Jordan Spieth +1600
11 Xander Schauffele +2100
12 Viktor Hovland +3000
13 Bryson DeChambeau +8500
14 Hideki Matsuyama +4000
15 Will Zalatoris +2400
16 Shane Lowry +5000
17 Corey Conners +6600
19 Joaquin Niemann +5500
20 Matthew Fitzpatrick +4000
21 Sam Burns +3500
22 Sungjae Im +3500
23 Tiger Woods +4500
24 Tony Finau +2600
25 Tyrrell Hatton +4500
26 Louis Oosthuizen +7500
27 Paul Casey +8500
28 Adam Scott +7000
29 Bubba Watson +12000
30 Marc Leishman +9000
31 Patrick Reed +6500
32 Russell Henley +12000
33 Tommy Fleetwood +6000
34 Abraham Ancer +8000
35 Justin Rose +5000
36 Sergio Garcia +9000
37 Webb Simpson +15000
38 Billy Horschel +9500
39 Cameron Young +2500
40 Gary Woodland +11500
41 Jason Kokrak +14000
42 Robert MacIntyre +17500
43 Si Woo Kim +9500
44 Thomas Pieters +12500
45 Max Homa +2000
46 Cameron Champ +20000
47 Christiaan Bezuidenhout +12500
48 Luke List +17500
49 Brian Harman +13000
50 Harold Varner III +17500
51 Kevin Na +20000
52 Seamus Power +14000
53 Talor Gooch +12000
54 Matthew Wolff +12500
57 Min Woo Lee +6000
58 Tom Hoge +12500
59 Charl Schwartzel +17500
60 Danny Willett +14000
62 Kevin Kisner +15000
63 Mackenzie Hughes +17500
64 Sepp Straka +20000
66 Guido Migliozzi +20000
74 Harrison Crowe +45000
75 Rickie Fowler +6500
76 Jason Day +2200
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
