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Tiger Woods Pre-Tournament Masters Odds Now Short as +4000 as He Practices at Augusta National

Michael Harrison

By Michael Harrison in Golf

Updated: April 5, 2022 at 10:19 pm EDT

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Tiger Woods celebrates on the 18th green after wining the Tour Championship golf tournament Sunday, Sept. 23, 2018, in Atlanta. Woods will be the star attraction in the World Golf Hall of Fame induction ceremony Wednesday, March 9, 2022. (AP Photo/John Amis, File)
  • The 86th edition of the Masters tees off Thursday, April 7th
  • Tiger Woods has been practicing in an effort to make his comeback at this year’s event
  • At 40-1 to claim his sixth green jacket, is there any value on betting Tiger?

Say what you will about Tiger Woods, but the man knows how to create an enormous amount of buzz and excitement wherever he goes. In the last couple of days, videos and reports have surfaced about his efforts to tee it up in the 86th edition of the Masters, playing an 18-hole practice round with his son Charlie on Tuesday.

Should he compete, it would mark yet another notch on a career full of comebacks, this time after his gruesome leg injury following a car crash in February of 2021. He hasn’t played a golf tournament since a T-38th showing at the 2020 Masters, which was played in November due to COVID-19 changing the schedule.

Even though he hasn’t struck a golf ball in PGA Tour action in nearly a year and a half, oddsmakers are bracing for the crush of fans plunking down their cash on El Tigre to win. His odds currently stand at +4000 to outlast the field. Should you bet him at those odds?

2022 Masters Odds

Golfers Odds
Jon Rahm +800
Scottie Scheffler +1200
Justin Thomas +1400
Cameron Smith +1400
Rory McIlroy +1600
Dustin Johnson +1600
Jordan Spieth +1800
Brooks Koepka +1800
Viktor Hovland +1800
Collin Morikawa +2000
Tiger Woods +4000

Odds as of March 30th at DraftKings Sportsbook

With just one week to go until the players stroll down Magnolia Lane at Augusta National, some golfers are competing in the Valero Texas Open in anticipation of teeing it up at the Masters. See how the 2022 Masters Odds have shifted in recent weeks.

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Will Tiger Woods Tee It Up?

While we don’t yet know if Tiger Woods will be competing at the Masters, we know he is exhausting all efforts to make it happen. Augusta National is known as an extremely undulating and hilly course, which won’t help Tiger’s cause as he attempts to be able to walk 72 holes, let alone compete at the highest level against his peers.

He sent twitter ablaze on Tuesday, flying to the course to get in a practice round with his son Charlie and his great friend Justin Thomas, further adding fuel to the fire that he will be all systems go.

Should Tiger be expected to survive the grueling test and take down his contemporaries? Logically, no, but if there’s any golfer who has defied logic time and again it’s Tiger.

Tiger’s Masters Odds Movement

Tiger Woods’ odds to win the Masters were as high as +6600 at some books, but they’ve shortened to as little as +4000 due to the excitement caused by him practicing at his home course, the Medalist. In a since deleted video, he could be seen ripping a drive, as he walked the track with caddy Joe LaCava.

Despite the temptation to splash the cash on Woods, he simply hasn’t had the reps to realistically expect a run at the title – this is a man that after the 2008 US Open, hadn’t won a major in eleven years until his Masters triumph in 2019. If anyone can do it, Tiger would be it, but you’re better off placing your money elsewhere.

Michael Harrison
Michael Harrison

Sports & Entertainment Writer

Michael "Hound Dog" Harrison is well known in the sports industry as the resident statistician for the SC with Jay Onrait Show. He has worked at TSN for over 19 years, is the CEO of his "All Bets Par Off" weekly golf betting videos and his HDOG POD, along with several others.

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