Grab the current number or wait it out, that’s the real question sitting on top of this board. 96 players carry a price right now, spread across 4 sportsbooks and updated September 28, 2026, and no two of them agree on how much course history should count against a hot streak.

This is a small, elite field playing the one course it never leaves, so the board behaves differently than a normal golf market. A good month somewhere else barely moves anything here, but a strong history on this exact layout carries real weight. Even with a short list of real contenders, the winner still usually pays a big number, which is the whole case for shopping before locking anything in.

2027 Masters Odds

Updated Monday, September 28 · best price across 4 booksDraftKingsBetRiversBetMGMFanDuel
Favorite#1
Scottie Scheffler
+45018.2% implied · BetMGM
7d –open even
Second favorite#2
Rory McIlroy
+90010.0% implied · FanDuel
7d –open even
Third favorite#3
Jon Rahm
+15006.3% implied · FanDuel
7d –open even
#PlayerBest priceBookImplied7 daysSince start
1Scottie Scheffler+450BetMGM18.2%–even
2Rory McIlroy+900FanDuel10.0%–even
3Jon Rahm+1500FanDuel6.3%–even
4Ludvig Aberg+1800DraftKings5.3%–even
5Xander Schauffele+2000FanDuel4.8%–even
6Cameron Young+2000FanDuel4.8%–even
7Bryson DeChambeau+2200FanDuel4.3%–even
8Tommy Fleetwood+2500BetRivers3.8%–even
9Collin Morikawa+2500DraftKings3.8%–even
10Matthew Fitzpatrick+3300BetMGM2.9%–even
11Hideki Matsuyama+3300BetRivers2.9%–even
12Brooks Koepka+3500DraftKings2.8%–even
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13Jordan Spieth+4000BetRivers2.4%–even
14Wyndham Clark+4000BetRivers2.4%–even
15Sam Burns+4000DraftKings2.4%–even
16Justin Rose+4000DraftKings2.4%–even
17Jackson Koivun+4000BetRivers2.4%–even
18Justin Thomas+4500BetMGM2.2%–even
19Viktor Hovland+5000FanDuel2.0%–even
20Robert MacIntyre+5000BetMGM2.0%–even
21Patrick Reed+5000BetMGM2.0%–even
22Min Woo Lee+5000BetRivers2.0%–even
23Shane Lowry+5000DraftKings2.0%–even
24Russell Henley+5000DraftKings2.0%–even
25Christopher Gotterup+6000DraftKings1.6%–even
26Patrick Cantlay+6000DraftKings1.6%–even
27Jake Knapp+6500DraftKings1.5%–even
28Akshay Bhatia+6600BetRivers1.5%–even
29Jason Day+6600BetRivers1.5%–even
30Si Woo Kim+6600BetRivers1.5%–even
31Joaquin Niemann+6600BetRivers1.5%–even
32Tyrrell Hatton+7000DraftKings1.4%–even
33Corey Conners+8000BetRivers1.2%–even
34Jacob Bridgeman+8000BetRivers1.2%–even
35Sepp Straka+8000BetRivers1.2%–even
36Nicolai Hojgaard+8000BetMGM1.2%–even
37Maverick McNealy+8000DraftKings1.2%–even
38Adam Scott+9000BetMGM1.1%–even
39J.J. Spaun+9000BetMGM1.1%–even
40Ben Griffin+10000BetRivers1.0%–even
41Harris English+10000DraftKings1.0%–even
42Max Homa+10000DraftKings1.0%–even
43Sungjae Im+11500DraftKings0.9%–even
44Michael Brennan+12000DraftKings0.8%–even
45Kurt Kitayama+12500BetMGM0.8%–even
46Daniel Berger+12500BetRivers0.8%–even
47Gary Woodland+12500BetMGM0.8%–even
48Cameron Smith+12500BetMGM0.8%–even
49Marco Penge+14000DraftKings0.7%–even
50Rasmus Hojgaard+15000BetMGM0.7%–even
51Keegan Bradley+15000BetMGM0.7%–even
52Harry Hall+15000DraftKings0.7%–even
53Tony Finau+15000DraftKings0.7%–even
54Alexander Noren+15000DraftKings0.7%–even
55Ryan Gerard+15000DraftKings0.7%–even
56Ryan Fox+19500DraftKings0.5%–even
57Haotong Li+20000BetMGM0.5%–even
58Sam Stevens+20000BetRivers0.5%–even
59Nick Taylor+20000BetRivers0.5%–even
60Dustin Johnson+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
61Will Zalatoris+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
62Brian Harman+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
63Aaron Rai+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
64Michael Kim+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
65Max Greyserman+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
66Kristoffer Reitan+20000DraftKings0.5%–even
67Casey Jarvis+25000BetRivers0.4%–even
68Carlos Ortiz+25000BetMGM0.4%–even
69Sergio Garcia+25000BetMGM0.4%–even
70Tom McKibbin+25000DraftKings0.4%–even
71Tiger Woods+25000DraftKings0.4%–even
72Andrew Novak+25000DraftKings0.4%–even
73Aldrich Potgieter+25000DraftKings0.4%–even
74Matt McCarty+25000DraftKings0.4%–even
75Nicolas Echavarria+30000BetMGM0.3%–even
76Sami Välimäki+30000DraftKings0.3%–even
77Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen+30000DraftKings0.3%–even
78John Keefer+30000DraftKings0.3%–even
79Phil Mickelson+40000DraftKings0.2%–even
80Davis Riley+40000BetMGM0.2%––
81Bubba Watson+50000BetMGM0.2%–even
82Charl Schwartzel+50000DraftKings0.2%–even
83Zach Johnson+50000DraftKings0.2%–even
84Brian Campbell+50000BetMGM0.2%––
85Danny Willett+75000BetMGM0.1%–even
86Vijay Singh+100000DraftKings0.1%–even
87Fred Couples+200000BetMGM0.0%–even
88Angel Cabrera+200000BetMGM0.0%–even
89Mike Weir+200000BetMGM0.0%–even
90Jose Maria Olazábal+200000BetMGM0.0%–even
Only one book still prices these
91Sahith Theegala+10000BetRivers1.0%––
92Joohyung Kim+10000BetRivers1.0%––
93Taylor Pendrith+15000BetRivers0.7%––
94Thomas Detry+15000BetRivers0.7%––
95Billy Horschel+20000BetRivers0.5%––
96Denny McCarthy+25000BetRivers0.4%––

Best price is the longest number we found across DraftKings, BetRivers, BetMGM, FanDuel. Implied probability strips nothing out; the whole board adds to more than 100% and that gap is the books’ margin. Movement is the change in what a winning dollar pays, so a move means the same thing at the top of the board and at the bottom; green means the price shortened. It reads across the books quoting a player both then and now, and a row too thinly quoted to compare shows a dash rather than a number. Since start runs from the first day we have every book’s price, which is not the market’s opening line.

The One Course This Field Never Leaves

This field never changes courses, and that’s the whole reason this board plays different from a normal tour stop. Most weeks a golf number resets almost from scratch, since the field moves to new ground and current form is nearly everything. Here, a player’s history on this exact layout still counts, even if his last few starts elsewhere have been quiet.

Use that when you handicap it. A name with a strong record on this course deserves a longer look than his current ranking alone suggests, and someone who has faded here more than once gets marked down even during a hot stretch.

The Vig Baked Into Every The Masters Number

Every price on this board is a probability wearing a disguise. Scottie Scheffler at +450 implies a 18.2% chance of winning, and Rory McIlroy at +900 implies less than that, but add up every player’s implied probability and the total runs well past 100 percent. That extra is the juice, the cut a book keeps just for taking the bet.

That’s exactly why a number is worth comparing before it’s worth betting. The same player can carry a shorter price at one book and a longer one at another, and that gap is pure value sitting on the table. Checking Scottie Scheffler or Jon Rahm at +1500 across DraftKings, BetRivers, BetMGM, FanDuel costs a few minutes and beats trusting whichever number happens to load first.

Small Stakes on a Big Number, and When They Pay

Jose Maria Olazábal sitting at +200000 isn’t priced to win, and most weeks it won’t. But a small field playing one course still gets won by someone outside the top names more often than the shortest prices on the board would suggest, and that’s the whole argument for a small ticket at the long end.

That kind of number only makes sense with something behind it, a recent finish that shows he can still compete, a game built for this exact layout, or a string of rounds here that never quite broke through. Without any of that, a price like Jose Maria Olazábal is just dead money sitting on a hopeful name. With it, a few dollars at +200000 costs little and pays plenty if the course history finally lines up.

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