Justin Rose Masters Payout Odds at $750 for Every $100 Bet

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10 April, 2025

Justin Rose will enter the second round of the 2025 Masters atop the leaderboard and with payout odds of $750 for every $100 bet to win outright.

Rose was leading the tournament after shooting a 7-under 65 in the first round. He is three strokes ahead of Scottie Scheffler, Ludvig Aberg, and Corey Conners, who were tied for second on Friday.

Rose continued to lead heading into Saturday's round.

This is the ninth time Rose has led or co-led following any Masters round.

More Payout Odds

Scottie Scheffler $230

Ludvig Aberg $550

Justin Rose $750

Bryson DeChambeau $800

Rory McIlroy $1300

Corey Conners $1500

Tyrrell Hatton $2500

Collin Morikawa $4000

Shane Lowry $4000

Viktor Hovland $4500

Akshay Bhatia $4500

Min Woo Lee $6000

Jason Day $5500

Cameron Smith $8000

Xander Schauffele $8000

Hideki Matsuyama $8000

Joaquin Niemann $8000

Patrick Reed $8000

Aaron Rai $9000

Justin Thomas $10000

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