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American Bryson Dechambeau leads the way as the narrow favourite to win the 2020 US Masters after moving up to sixth in the Official World Golf Rankings.
At 27 years old, Dechambeau is beginning to become a superstar in the world of golf after turning into a household golfing name back in September, following his triumph in the 120th U.S. Open. In doing so, 'The Scientist' won his first major title with a six-under-par 274. In the final round of the US Open, Dechambeau's 67 (−3) was three strokes better than any other competitor and ended up turning a two-stroke deficit into a six-stroke victory margin over runner-up Matthew Wolff, who led the way for much of the competition.
Dechambeau's odds to win The Masters sit at 15/2 (paying 11 places), or, you can back Dechambeau to win The Masters at 8/1 on the Hotshot market and get a £1 free bet every time the American makes a birdie in round 1 - he made nine birdies in the first round last year!
Dustin Johnson will be looking to build on his 23 PGA Tour victories at The Masters this November, four years after the American won his first and only major title at the 2016 U.S. Open. Johnson moved up to number one in the rankings after a dominant display at The Northern Trust back in August 2020, where he won the competition by an almighty 11-shot margin.
The 36-year-old, however, was not at his blistering best at the 2020 U.S. Open, following a tied sixth place and a +5 par for the tournament. This was, on the other hand, the highest positional finish for a player who had previously won the competition and he remains top of the Rankings, following his seven top 10 finishes and three PGA Tour wins in 2020.
If Johnson can continue this scintillating form of 2020 and be even a shadow of the ability shown at The Northern Trust, the 2016 U.S Open winner should remain the favourite throughout.
Dustin Johnson to win the Masters odds are at 8/1, whilst you can also get Johnson to win the Masters on the Hotshot market at 9/1 and claim a £1 free bet for every birdie he makes in round 1.
After the favourite, Dechambeau, The Masters odds get quite tight. Xander Schauffele, however, is a man worth noting in the pack behind the favourites following another impressive year.
Schauffele moved up to sixth in the rankings back in January and although he now sits in seventh after finishing in the top 10 in two out of the three events he participated in this year. The 27-year-old has been at 13 majors now, finishing in the top 10 in seven of these majors and cracking the top 20 in two others. Furthermore, at the recent U.S Open, Schauffele finished fifth with a +5 par, one higher than the fourth-place finisher, Harris English.
It will be an upset of the odds, should Schauffele take home The Masters. However, the 27-year-old's rise has been exceptional since joining the PGA Tour in 2016, and after a promising 2020, the American should not be overlooked in all foreseeable majors.
Schauffele odds to win The Masters are priced at 12/1, whilst the Hotshots market places the American at odds of 14/1, where a £5 will give you a free £1 bet for every birdie he makes in round 1 - click the links to have these bets in your bet slip.
Collin Morikawa moved up to fourth in rankings last month and has stayed in the top five, following the American's PGA Championship win back in August, where Morikawa was participating in just his second major.
Morikawa began his PGA Tour career with 22 consecutive made cuts, a feat surpassed only by Tiger Woods' 25-cut streak, and at 23, he became the third-youngest golfer to win the PGA Championship.
Now, after a T50th finish in the ZOZO Championship, it does look as if Morikawa has hit a bit of a slump in his form after that fabulous PGA Championship win in 2020. Morikawa would go on to fail and crack the top 10 in his next few events, and also failed to make the half-way cut at the U.S. Open.
It does look as if this promising 23-year-old is set for a stellar career, but a US Masters win might be a little too far this year, given the competition on show. However, Morikawa is priced at 25/1 to win the competition outright, but you can get odds of 33/1 for his Hotshot market.
John Rahm narrowly takes the third favourite spot in this year's U.S Masters and the well established European golfer is certainly one of the men to watch this November.
The Spaniard reached the pinnacle of the sport back in July when he moved up to first in the world rankings after winning the Memorial Tournament that month. However, Rahm was surpassed by Justin Thomas after two weeks, who has since been beaten by Johnson in the rankings, following the American's spectacular display at The Northern Trust in August.
Rahm will be aiming to draw level on his record of international victories (6) by winning The Masters to take his tally of PGA Tour wins up to six. The 25-year-old will also be fighting to crack the top 10 once more, having done so on 41 PGA events, eight of which have come in 2020.
Rahm also won the BMW Championship at the North Course at Olympia Fields Country Club in 2020, after he shot a 64 in the final round to defeat Johnson in a playoff by making a 66-foot put on the first playoff hole.
This could well be the time Rahm moves back up rank number one in the world, should he put in a display similar to what was shown earlier in 2020. Now, Rahm to win The Masters odds are at 9/1, whilst the Spaniard is also priced at 10/1 in his Hotshot market.
As per the norm, Rory McIlroy is towards the top end of the bookmakers' lists and this time sits in the cluster of outside favourites who could create an upset of the odds at The Masters.
The Northern Irishman will be aiming 29th career victory, his 19th on the PGA Tour, and, his fifth major title and his first since he was 25 years old back in 2014.
McIlroy will also be heading into the tournament as fifth in the Rankings, after losing his world number one spot to Rahm following his sensational earlier 2020 campaign. McIlroy also finished tied in eighth at the recent U.S Open, and it hasn't quite been a memorable year for the 31-year-old, given how successful he was in 2019.
The all-time great, however, has managed to finish inside the top 10 on seven PGA Tour events, despite just the one this year coming in the U.S Open. If McIlroy is able to work his way back to the top of the rankings, an increase in form is needed for The Masters this time around, given how he is averaging 7.51 points - almost three less than Johnson and Rahm.
McIlroy to win The Masters is priced at 11/1, and you can get a price of 12/1 on the Hotshot market, where a £5 bet will hand you a £1 free bet every time McIlroy hits a birdie in round 1.
