Tiger Woods 2019 Masters Props: Odds on Lowest Round, Make an Eagle, Shirt Color & More

• You can wager on tons of different Tiger Woods Masters Props 
• Woods has won four green jackets and made 19 consecutive cuts at Augusta
• What’s the best bet for each prop?

Tiger Woods fans rejoice. Your man is one of 86 players who will tee it up at the Masters beginning Thursday, and sportsbooks have released lots of different Tiger props to celebrate.

Five days until Masters Week.
Verne Lundquist and Lanny Wadkins suspend belief on No. 16 and deliver the signature moment in @TigerWoods’ march towards a fourth Green Jacket in the 2005. pic.twitter.com/euw2j0JmE8

— Masters Tournament (@TheMasters) April 3, 2019

You can wager on all things Tiger-related from his score to his attire and everything else in between.

Lowest Completed Round

*All odds taken 04/04/19

His career scoring average at the Masters is 70.9, and he’s shot 68 or better just once in his last 16 rounds at Augusta.

Pick: Over 68.5 (+100)

Total Bogeys or Worse

He’s made 12 or more bogeys in three of his last four trips to Augusta, including 15 last year. His game is strong, but his inconsistency off the tee will put him into plenty of situations where bogeys are inevitable.

Pick: Over 11.5 (-130)

1st Hole Score in Round 1

In his last 32 rounds at Augusta he’s made five birdies, 20 pars, six bogeys, and one double bogey on the opening hole. Play the percentages and count on him making par to start.
Pick: Par (-250)

Birdies 1st Hole and Wins

Tiger has never birdied the opening hole of this tournament and gone on to win. In fact, in three of his four wins he started with a bogey.
Pick: Pass

Hits 1st Fairway with Tee Shot in R1

Tiger is on record stating the first hole is not a difficult one, but also not one you want to get aggressive with.  He usually hits three wood off the tee, giving him a higher probability of finding the short grass.

Pick: Yes (-160)

Round 1 Score

He has a 70.25 scoring average in opening rounds this year and has shot 71 or better in four of five stoke play events in 2019.
Pick: Under 72 (-135)

Will Tiger Be Spotted Kicking a Golf Club?

Everyone recalls Tiger losing his cool after an errant tee shot on 16 in 2012.

He was heavily scrutinized for his actions and he wouldn’t dare disrespect the game like that again.

Pick: No (-6600)

Will Tiger Birdie Hole 8 All 4 Days?

He’s accomplished this feat only once in his last 15 Masters appearances, and he ranks 83rd on Tour in Par 5 scoring average this year.
Pick: No (-5000)

Will Tiger Birdie the 1st Hole in R1?

As mentioned earlier, Tiger doesn’t like to be too aggressive on the first hole at Augusta, which explains why he’s birdied it only 15.6% of the time in his last 32 rounds.
Pick: No (-900)

Will Tiger Find Water on the 12th?

He splashed it twice on 12 in 2018, and is 9 over par lifetime on the famous Par 3. He’s had a knack for finding the water recently, most notably at the Players.

Golf is hard.

Tiger Woods puts two in the water on No. 17. ? pic.twitter.com/xEqCMx04Z0

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) March 15, 2019

Pick: Yes (+220)

Will Tiger Finish Top 20?

Tiger’s finished 20th or better 16 times at the Masters, including four of his last five appearances.
Pick: Yes (-120)

Will Tiger Finish Top 10?

He has 13 career top 10 finishes at the Masters, and his game is rounding into a form after a deep run last week at the WGC-Dell Match Play.
Pick: Yes (+160)

Will Tiger Finish Top 5?

Tiger’s finished fifth or better 11 times, but just once in his last four visits. His second place finish at the PGA Championship last year was his first Top 5 in his last 13 Majors.
Pick: No (-500)

Will Tiger Go Bogey Free in R1?

He has a career over par scoring average on nine of the 18 holes at Augusta National. At least one of those holes will cause him to stumble on Thursday.
Pick: No (-6600)

Will Tiger Go Bogey Free in Any Round?

Tiger has played 29 consecutive rounds at the Masters with at least one bogey on his card. There is no reason to think that trend won’t continue.
Pick: No (-1000)

Will Tiger Lead After R1?

In each of the last four years, the Round 1 leader at the Masters has carded a 66 or better. Tiger’s lone sub 70 opening round at Augusta came in 2010 when he shot 68.
Pick: No (-10000)

Will Tiger Lead After R3?

Woods has held the 54 hole lead at a tournament just once since the 2013 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational, and I don’t believe he’ll be able to put himself in that position again at Augusta.
Pick: No (-6600)

Will Tiger Make an Eagle?

He’s made an eagle in each of his last two Masters, and made a record four in 2010, including two in both the first and final round.
Pick: Yes (+100)

Will Tiger Make the Cut?

The easiest bet on the board. Tiger’s made 19 straight cuts at Augusta and 20 of 21 lifetime.
Pick: Yes (-500)

Will Tiger Record a Wire-to-Wire Victory?

There’s only been five wire-to-wire winners in Masters history, and just one since 1976 (Jordan Spieth in 2015).
Pick: No (-10000)

Will Tiger Wear a Pink Polo Shirt in R1?

We know Tiger’s going to be rocking a pink shirt. The question is in what round?

Your Tiger Woods @nikegolf scripting for the Masters. Word is that Tiger might be rocking the light color bottom for one of the first times in 10 years. Except with the Sunday red, of course. pic.twitter.com/5cA0zJNsrq

— Stephen Hennessey (@S_HennesseyGD) April 1, 2019

I suspect this photo indicates the order of which shirt will be worn in which round, meaning Tiger will save his pink polo for Saturday.
Pick: No (-260)

Will Tiger Win the Masters?

He hasn’t won at Augusta in 14 years and hasn’t even been in contention on Sunday since 2011. His odds are being propped up on name value alone, and his true price should be at least double what the books are offering.
Pick: No (-3300)

Will Tiger Withdraw?

This is the most important tournament of the year, and something Tiger has been gearing up for since the Fall.

Tiger Woods said he started thinking about this Masters as early as October, and he’s been working on some of the shots he’ll need that week at Augusta National.
https://t.co/LxnOmTkvKt

— Augusta.com (@AUG_Masters) March 28, 2019

There’s no way he withdraws unless he suffers a career threatening injury. Remember this is the same guy who won the 2008 US open on essentially one leg.
Pick: No (-1500)