When the Masters begins Thursday, there are significant stakes for the world's best players.
Jon Rahm (+1100 at FanDuel), the defending champion, will play his first major championship since leaving the PGA Tour for LIV Golf. A win would give him three major championships before turning 30.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler has been on a two-year tear, winning four times since the start of last season. Two of those wins have come in his three most recent PGA Tour starts. Despite putting up ball-striking numbers that rival Tiger Woods in his prime, Scheffler didn't capture a major championship in 2023. He's the heavy favorite – +450 at FanDuel – to win this year's tournament.
“Can he put the putting aspect together?” SuperBook Sports’ vice president of risk and golf oddsmaker Jeff Sherman said. “If he does, then he's just pretty much dominant.”