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Odds: 32.0 Last five Masters: 2/mc/mc/mc/- A 600.0 outsider when winning the 2010 Open, Oosthuizen is now firmly established amongst the leading candidates for all big prizes. Major champions Justin Thomas, Brooks Koepka and Louis Oosthuizen are lurking behind the leaders See the updated live odds at TPC Scottsdale heading into Sunday’s final round below Three and a half years after Jordan Spieth won the Open Championship for his last win, the former world number one, who has fallen on hard times, has woken up from. Louis Oosthuizen is also really good at snooker apparently #aces — Luke Donald (@LukeDonald) April 10, 2016 Had both balls gone in, Oosthuizen’s would have counted but Holmes’ wouldn’t have.

The 2010 Open champion has played pretty well in 2020, including third at the U.S. Look for Oosthuizen to be right in the mix this week. 2020 picks scoreboard: Winners: 3 Top 10s: 17 Top 25s: 8 Misses: 27. Here are some notable odds, according to William Hill: Bryson DeChambeau 8-1 Dustin Johnson 9-1 Jon Rahm 11-1 Justin Thomas 12-1 Rory.

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This will be the 84th edition of the Masters Tournament and the first of golf’s four major championships to be held in 2020. Here we take an early look at The Masters betting odds.

MASTERS TOURNAMENT
April 9th – 12th
Augusta National, Georgia

Betting Odds

Can Tiger Woods defend his Crown?

Who can forget last year’s Masters tournament that brought Tiger Woods an emotional fifth triumph? Many thought his best days were behind him and there was little chance of The Big Cat winning a golf tournament again let alone a major championship. The end of 2019 was also a successful one for Tiger Woods also as he won the Zoso Championship and captained the United States team to victory in the Presidents Cup. Tiger Woods requires the utmost respect in the betting for the Masters, and this year will be no exception given he will plan his schedule around hitting peak form for the Masters. His opening week of 2020 saw a solid display from Woods at Torrey Pines and he looks in a good place with his fitness and form.

Masters Betting Picks and Predictions

Last year’s runner-up and world number one, Brooks Koepka will be keen to make amends and add to his tally of four major championships. He won the PGA Championship in 2019 just a few weeks after the Masters but had his season curtailed with a knee injury. Coming back from that injury has meant a slow start to 2020 for Koepka but we still need to respect the chance that he will time his convalescence perfectly for the Masters.

Previous champions have strong records at the Masters as their endorphins and bio-rhythms regularly come back in sync as they travel up the famous Magnolia Drive to the course.

We must consider 2018 winner Patrick Reed, but he surrounded himself with bad publicity just before the end of 2019, which seems to have left its mark, taking away focus from his game. He is a much-traveled professional who knows how to close the deal when the pressure cooker comes on.

Sergio Garcia, the 2017 champion, won the Masters on what would have been his hero Seve Ballesteros’ 60th birthday. During 2017, his wife gave birth to their first child; they aptly named her Azalea after the 13th hole at Augusta that proved pivotal to his triumph. Maybe now that his wife Angela is expecting their second child, it will be all the inspiration the Spaniard needs this year.

Double champion, Bubba Watson has come close to completing the career hat-trick of Masters titles since his last victory in 2014. Throughout his long and illustrious career, he has proven his ability for multiple victories at his favorite venues. Three wins at both, Riveria Country Club, Los Angeles, and River Highlands highlight the trend. Watson has made an impressive start to 2020 with a top 10 finish at Torrey Pines in the Farmers Insurance Open, followed by a 3rd place finish at the Phoenix Open. Watson is seeking his third Masters title this year, often he has been my first name on the staking plan for the Masters Tournament and this year is no exception as he always offers punters a solid look.

Triple Masters champion, Phil Mickelson requires the utmost respect having found form two weeks ago at the Saudi International. He carried this over to the Pebble Beach Pro-Am last week and at forty-nine years old he has realistic credentials of landing a sixth major title similar to when Jack Nicklaus won at the age of forty-six in 1986 after an inspirational final nine holes.

Two Australians to be respected are Jason Day and Mark Leishman. Jason Day had a very disappointing second half to 2019 and will be keen to re-establish himself at the top of the sport. There has been palpable encouragement so far this season, especially at Torrey Pines in the Farmers Insurance Open and with five top 10 finishes at Augusta, he has the course experience for the challenge. The winner of that Farmers Insurance Open, Mark Leishman is another Australian perfectly suited to the demands of Augusta and tough championship courses and for a long time has looked a major champion in waiting.

Two previous champions and two Australians give bettors the best look at this point for the Masters.

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