The Masters is here, and we're diving deep into the best bets for an exciting week at Augusta National Golf Club.
This is the most prestigious tournament, so let’s get ready to cash in all week long.
We've cashed Sepp Straka at +5500 at the American Express and Ludvig Aberg at +1800 at the Genesis already. We're aiming for another nice win this week at The Masters Tournament.
Here's my full 2025 Masters breakdown and betting picks for this weekend.
The Masters Outright Winners Picks
Jon Rahm (+1500): The 2023 Masters winner struggled to make the cut in last year's tournament. Now, he has his eyes set on the green jacket yet again.
Collin Morikawa (+1700): Morikawa always seems to be close, but struggles to capture the crown. He tied for third in last year's Masters.
Xander Schauffele (+2400): Since returning from injury at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Schauffele has seemed to improve in every tournament. The closest he's gotten to the green jacket was in 2019 when he placed second.
Justin Thomas (+2500): Justin Thomas has played some solid golf as of late, placing second in the Valspar Championship last month.
Shane Lowry (+4500): The Irishman is a sneaky good pick at +4500. He's golfed under par in his previous four tournaments, and placed in second at Pebble Beach.
The Masters Long-Shot Picks
Russell Henley (+5500): Henley has always been solid, and even placed fourth in the 2023 Masters. He also came out on top as the winner of the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational.
Corey Conners (+6000): Speaking of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Corey Conners placed third, shooting nine under par.
Sepp Straka (+8000): Straka has been kind to me, and I'll keep riding him as he searches for his first major. Since winning the American Express, he's placed in the top 10 in the Arnold Palmer and Pebble Beach.
The Masters Top Finishers
- Patrick Reed Top 20 (+210)
- Corey Conners Top 20 (+190)
- Matthieu Pavon Top 40 (+180)
The Masters One-and-Done Pick
Bryson DeChambeau
You can only use DeChambeau one of four times this year, this is the time to use him given the expensive purse at this event and course fit ($21 million, $3.78 million to first).
Bryson is a bomber and with the course being soft, it is going to play long. He is looking for his third major this week.
DeChambeau is locked in and determined to get a green jacket.
