The Masters 2015 Odds to Win – Top Englishman, Australian and European

The Masters 2015 odds to win top Englishman, Australian, European and American were available at BetPhoenix as were the odds for the ultimate winner.

Jason Day was a -105 favorite among the Aussies but Adam Scott was closely priced at +120. 

"Everyone has different goals in life," Day told reporters after a practice round at Augusta National on Tuesday (AEST). "Everyone has different things they want to try and achieve.

"We've been gearing my golf game ever since I was 12, 13 ... to try and attack this golf tournament, building my game toward winning this tournament.

"Whatever I win after, that would be a bonus."

Top European had Henrik Stenson as the +120 favorite. 

Makes sense: Stenson is the world’s No. 2-ranked golfer. 

When asked his potential advantage over favorite to win the tournament Rory McIlroy and Bubba Watson, Stenson replied “better looking”. 

Stenson was asked if he had any theories on why no European has won the Masters in this century.

“I remember we had a conversation back in the mid‑2000s about not enough Europeans winning majors, but then Harrington won back‑to‑back Open Championships and (Graeme McDowell) won the U.S. Open; and Rory got on this nice run, Justin (Rose) and everything,” he said.

Favorite Englishman was a toss-up between Ian Poulter, Justin Rose, Lee Westwood.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com