Tiger Woods Masters odds: Longest odds ever for golf’s GOAT at Augusta

What Are Tiger Woods' Odds to Win the 2024 Masters Tournament?

Last year, Woods opened at 50-1 to win the 2023 Masters and drifted to around 80-1 to win the tournament by Thursday. Those were his longest odds of his career but are significantly shorter than the 175-1 that is currently available. In 2022, Woods was 50-1 to win, and that was the first time this century that the 15-time major championship winner was longer than 25-1 to win since 1996.

Here's a look at Tiger's historical odds to win outright at the Masters:

Woods made his tournament debut at the Masters in 1995 as an amateur and tied for 41st as he won low amateur honors. He did not have odds available to win that year, but he did have odds posted for 1996, when he was 65-1, the longest price of his career before 2023 and 2024.

According to bet365, here are Woods' odds to win the Masters in the years that he won at Augusta:

Tiger won at +150 in 2001, but he has had even shorter odds to win the Masters than that before. In 2007, Woods was the odds-on favorite to win at -125 over the entire field, and he was also +130 in 2008.

He would go on to finish second in both 2007 and 2008 as he finished in the top three at the Masters Tournament each year from 2005 to 2008 — only four total golfers beat him in the span of those four Masters as he gained at least 3.2 strokes per round in each of those events.

Tiger Woods Prop Odds

Odds via bet365 and do not include ties

Books have Tiger priced at a juiced pick'em of -120 on each side to either Make the Cut or Miss the Cut. Tiger is the only golfer whom bet365 has odds available for in its "To Make the Cut" market as of Monday afternoon at longer than -200 odds at -120. He is also the only golfers with shorter odds than +150 available to bet "To Miss the Cut" at -120.

Tom Kim, for reference, is the most closely priced player to Woods in these markets at +150 "To Miss the Cut" and -200 "To Make the Cut."

Consequently, I beg that you do not bet on Tiger to finish in the Top 40 at -125 when there are better odds for him To Make the Cut at -120 given that the top 50 golfers and ties, along with any other golfers within 10 shots of the lead, will make the weekend.

Woods has the same exact odds to finish in the Top 5 (+2200), Top 10 (+1000), Top 20 (+320), Top 30 (+160) and Top 40 (-125) as these golfers as of Monday afternoon:

• Rickie Fowler
• Keegan Bradley
• Chris Kirk
• Nick Taylor
• Harris English