Ultimate Masters Prop Bets Page

The Masters truly is the Super Bowl of the golfing world, and with it comes a mountain of Masters prop bets.

This year’s Masters will have an extremely different feel to it because of the COVID-19 pandemic, as the tournament was moved from its traditional April date to November 12-15.

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Online sportsbook BetOnline has released plenty of Masters prop bets for the occasion. We at Odds Shark have compiled a list of the best ones available to you when the best golfers on the PGA Tour descend upon Augusta National this week.

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My Best Masters Betting Prop Picks

Masters Prop: Will There Be a Hole-in-One?

The pick: YES (-175)

Since its inception in 1934, there has been at least one hole-in-one in 22 editions of the Masters. When it comes to Masters betting props, this one is a near lock – although you won’t find much value in the -175 price.

There has been a hole-in-one at each of the last four tournaments, and this year’s event is primed for another ace. Bryson DeChambeau notched the first ace of his professional career here a year ago on the par-3 16th hole on the final round.

Masters Prop: Tournament Matchup – Patrick Reed vs Hideki Matsuyama

The pick: Reed to beat Matsuyama (-108)

Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, is far from the most popular player on the PGA Tour. In fact, he’s probably the least-liked golfer on the planet. While he’s not going to win any personality contests, Reed can back up his trash talk with his stellar game, and he’s in excellent form ahead of this year’s Masters.

In my opinion, the best value on the board in Masters betting props is for Reed to beat Matsuyama in a tournament matchup. The American has placed better than 14th in four straight tournaments heading into this week. Fade Matsuyama and take Reed here.

Masters Prop: Top Australian

The pick: Adam Scott (+190)

At 40, it’s no secret Scott’s best golf is behind him, but the 2013 Masters winner has fared well over the past few seasons. Scott always seems to be in the thick of things at Augusta National, a course he’s clearly comfortable with, as he’s gone T-32, T-9, T-42, T-38 and T-14 since winning the tournament.

The only player above him in top Australian Masters betting props is Jason Day, and I think Scott is going to have a better showing than his Aussie counterpart at the Masters. Take the +190 value on Scott and run.

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