Masters has been calcareous in recent years.
Scottie Scheffler and Jon Rahm have combined to win the last three green jackets, doing it with average or 10/1 probabilities.
Scheffler was a favorite of +500 when he won April, marking the fifth time in six years that a first five player on the betting board won in Augusta National.
The only exception was Hideki Matsuyama, who won the tournament as a stranger 40/1 in 2021.
Things are always predictable in Magnolia Lane. In 2016, Danny Willett charged a long 50/1 shot. The next two winners, Sergio García and Patrick Reed, were 30/1 and 50/1, respectively.
In 2011, Charl Schwarzel won the green jacket at 110/1. Two years before that, it was Angel Cabrera who exceeded his probabilities of 125/1. The two winners before that, Trevor Immelman and Zach Johnson, were also long triple digit shots.
The point is that teachers used to be a place of shock and astonishment. Lately, it feels like the opposite.
This year’s field feels more open than he has recently done. Scheffler does not feel like the PGA tour, Rahm is in Liv, and who knows how the second favorite Rory Mcilroy will handle the piles of pressure on his shoulders.
After years of chalk, it seems that we owe another Schwartzel or Willett to be the last man in Green 18.
Here are some players who could adapt to the invoice.
Min Woo Lee (60/1, Draftkings)
It is one leg a dream begins 2025 for Min Woo Lee.
The Native of Perth, Australia, won the Houston Open of Children at the end of March and has five finals in seven openings in the PGA Tour.
It has been an advanced campaign for Lee, but really entered the scene with a couple of finalists in 2024, fulfilling the promise he showed in world tours.
With a victory recently and two decent exhibitions on three trips to Augusta in his pocket, Lee seems like a great bet in this range.
Keegan Bradley (125/1, Betmgm)
It seems that Bradley is always underestimated in deep fields. It doesn’t make much sense.
The former St. John’s Red Storm’s prominent is an important former champion, he has been one of the players most consistent in the PGA tour in recent years, and has a lot of experience in Augusta National with the 25 best results in his last two Magnolia.
SUNGJAE IM (125/1, BET365)
It is a hard sled for the bone for Sungjae IM in the last 12 months, but the South Korean blinked some way with a T19 finish in the Arnold Palmer.
At this price, it is good to draw a line through the recently IM form and rely on its talent and history of the course. I am finished T2 in 2020, T8 in 2022 and T16 in 2023.
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Nick Taylor (275/1, Césares)
The history of the course matters a lot when it comes to betting on teachers, but it is not everything.
Taylor is only doing his third trip to Augusta and only made one weekend (T29, 2020), but he has also proven to be one of the clutch golfers in the PGA Tour.
The Native of Winnipeg has five victories in his career PGA Tour, and three of them, including 2024 Waste Management Phoenix Open, arrived through the playoffs.
You will be on the trip if Taylor is around the classification on Sunday morning.
