2021 Masters Results & Odds

Hideki Matsuyama finally fulfilled the potential of a career which has included Masters Low Amateur in 2010, two WGC titles and an Official No.1 World Ranking to take this year's Green Jacket. Available at 50/1 pre-tournament, Matsuyama took the title by one on the Sunday although the decisive point of his tournament came after the storm delay on Saturday when he shot 30 on the back-nine to build a four-shot lead going into the final day.

On Sunday, the chasing pack never really threatened to pass the Japanese player with rookie Will Zalatoris the closest challenger as the likes of Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffelle fell away early on (despite a late surge from Schauffelle before going into the water on 16)  Given Zalatoris didn’t have PGA Tour playing status until November 2020, it was impressive that he even managed to qualify for the select Augusta field but his play on the final day must bode well for his future. Tied third behind, Spieth and Schauffelle came John Rahm and Marc Leishman in tied fifth. Rahm was the big mover on Sunday with a round of the day 66 while Leishman underlined his Augusta form with a third top-5 in nine Masters appearances.  Justin Rose showed a return to form, leading early in the week, eventually holding on for seventh, while Corey Conners, Patrick Reed, Tony Finau and Cameron Smith all completed the top-10.

With the likes of tournament favourite Dustin Johnson and Rory McIlroy missing the cut, Jordan Spieth, Justin Thomas and others faltering when in contention, it probably doesn't go down as a classic Masters.  However Matsuyama's win was well deserved and the fact a Japanese golfer won a major must go down as good for golf.

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See below for the 2021 Scores - Odds are bet365's on the Monday of the tournament.

2020 Masters Results & Odds

Pre-tournament 17/2 shot Dustin Johnson won the 2020 US Masters in dominating style, 20-under par smashing the tournament record score by four shots. Available at 4/11 going into the final round, Johnson’s 4-shot lead was briefly cut to just one on the front nine by Sungjae Im but the American reasserted from the sixth, making five birdies to finally win by five-shots. Strong in the betting and in sparkling form on the PGA Tour (having taken the FedEx Cup), Johnson was only narrowly edged from favouritism by 8/1 Bryson DeChambeau. A popular choice for punters - Johnson already leads the betting for next year's tournament at 8/1 when it returns in April 2021.

Solid PGA Tour performers, Sungjae Im (100/1) and Cameron Smith (80/1) finished in second-place and despite being unable to put pressure on Johnson in the final round, both are leading prospects for the future. With most bookmakers paying at least seven-places each-way, plenty of punters would have had a positive return with high finishes for leading fancies; Justin Thomas (4th), Rory McIlroy (T5), Brooks Koepka (T7) and Jon Rahm (T7)  Longer shot punters would also have been happy with Fritteli (250/1) and Pan (500/1) finishing in the places.

Tournament favourite Bryson DeChambeau struggled all week, citing mental issues, the American finished in T34 while defending champion Tiger Woods (50/1) couldn't make ground at the weekend, finally finishing in T38.

See below for the 2020 Scores - Odds are a guide to the best available from UK bookmakers on the Wednesday afternoon before the tournament.

2019 Masters Results & Odds

Pre-tournament 16/1 shot, Tiger Woods ended a 12-year major drought, winning a memorable 2019 US Masters. Trailing Open Champion Francesco Molinari by two shots going into the final round, Woods made the most of mistakes on the back-9 – most notably when Molinari and Brooks Koepka found Rae’s Creek on the 12th. Holding his nerve on the last hole, Woods held on for a one-shot victory to take his 5th Green Jacket and 15th Major overall. Now three behind Jack Nicklaus’ record of eighteen majors, Ladbrokes are offering 5/1 on Tiger to break the record.

In a tie for 2nd, Brooks Koepka (28/1) continued a stellar run in the majors – just failing to add to his three majors in the last six. Also in runner-up position, World No.1 and tournament 2nd-fav Dustin Johnson (10/1) finished strongly along with fellow American Xander Schauffele (45/1) Back in a tie for fifth with Francesco Molinari (25/1) were Jason Day (30/1) who recorded his 4th Master’s Top-10 in nine starts, along with Tony Finau (40/1) and Webb Simpson (100/1) who both missed out on the course record by one with third round 64’s.

Despite coming into the tournament in strong form, tournament favourite Rory McIlroy (13/2) again struggled at Augusta. Also in-form and disappointing, Justin Rose (14/1) missed the cut along with fellow Englishman Paul Casey (28/1) and recent Augusta champions Sergio Garcia (50/1) and Danny Willett (175/1).

See below for the 2019 Scores - Odds are a guide to the best available on the Wednesday night before the tournament.

2018 Masters Results & Odds

Pre-tournament 55/1 shot, Patrick Reed took his first major, holding off the Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy and Rickie Fowler to take the green jacket. Leading by three going into the final round, his nearest contender Rory McIlroy’s challenge petered out early on – Rickie Fowler and Jordan Spieth made late charges but Reed was in control throughout the last day and one-shot probably didn’t do justice to a comfortable victory.

Rory McIlroy once again had a disappointing Masters, seeking his first green jacket and a career grand-slam. Three shots back from Reed and around 7/4 going into the last day, McIlroy never put pressure on the American – a missed opportunity on the 2nd hole where Reed scrambled for a par and McIlroy missed an eagle set the trend. Rickie Fowler’s four birdies in the last seven on Sunday pushed him up the leader board to second while Jordan Spieth had another successful tournament in third – leader after the first round, despite a best of the day 64 on Sunday, a poor Friday & Saturday ruined his chances. Spaniard Jon Rahm continues to impress, finished as the leading European in fourth.

See below for the 2018 Scores - Odds are a guide to the best available on the Wednesday night before the tournament.

2000 - 2019 Masters Winners