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Masters History: Long Shots and Legends at Augusta
13 Apr
Summary
- Longest odds for a Masters winner since 1985 were 150-1.
- Tiger Woods has won the Masters five times, with favorable odds.
- The article details odds for winners dating back to 1985.
The Masters tournament at Augusta National has a storied past, featuring dramatic Sunday finishes and the crowning of green jacket winners. Historical data from 1985 onward reveals the odds for every eventual champion.
Notably, the longest odds for any Masters winner since 1985 were 150-1, achieved by Trevor Immelman in 2008 and Larry Mize in 1987. Five-time champion Tiger Woods has secured multiple victories at Augusta, often with odds of +500 or better heading into the tournament.
This extensive record also highlights other notable wins, such as Scottie Scheffler's victories in 2022 and 2024, and Rory McIlroy's triumphs. The data provides a comprehensive look at the betting favorites and unexpected contenders throughout different eras of the tournament.
