Masters Outsiders 2020 - Great Value At Augusta National
Don't want to go for a favourite at The Masters? Check out these outsiders for some very good value odds...
Don't want to go for a favourite at The Masters? Check out these outsiders for some very good value odds...
Masters Outsiders 2020 - Great Value At Augusta National
It's Masters week and we're here to help add some value to your bets for the tournament ahead.
We've seen the big names win plenty of Green Jackets but also lots of outsiders in recent years including the likes of Danny Willett in 2016 and Charl Schwartzel in 2011.
Related: Masters Betting Tips - pre-tournament picks
If you want some small each way bets away from the favourites, here are some players we think have great chances at some very tempting odds...
Masters Outsiders 2020
Bubba Watson 28/1 with William Hill
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The two-time Masters champion has enjoyed a resurgence in form in recent weeks with back-to-back top-10s in his last two starts. The Florida native was overpowering Augusta long before Bryson Dechambeau started downing protein shakes and the left-hander’s power fade certainly suits the course. As ever, his ability to contend will be determined by whether his putter behaves.
Hideki Matsuyama 40/1 with Bet365
Japan is still searching for its first men’s major champion and they have a genuine shot with Matsuyama. The 28-year-old has shown up well here before with three top-11s and only one missed cut in his eight Masters appearances. His form had been decent without really contending since the resumption but a tied-2nd in Houston last week has him trending nicely. When he gets it going, he can go really low.
There’s probably as good a chance he’ll withdraw as contend, but it’s hard to look past someone with his talent, an impressive record at Augusta and some decent form in the not-too-distant past at these odds. That Masters slate includes four top-10s, including a T5 last year, and he racked up four top-10s on the bounce as recently as July and August. If he’s fit, he’ll be there or thereabouts.
Lee Westwood 100/1 with 888sport
There isn’t a golf fan out there who wouldn’t love it if Westy slipped into a Green Jacket on Sunday evening. He’s got a legitimate chance too, albeit a reasonably slim one. He’s fourth in the Race to Dubai, having won in Abu Dhabi earlier this year and continuing his consistently good form ever since. Plus, there aren’t many who know Augusta better than him, with six top-10s in 18 appearances. You could do a lot worse than backing Westwood each-way.
Sebastian Munoz 125/1 with Betfair
The Colombian is a Masters rookie but he’s been showing some sneaky good form with five top-18s and no missed cuts in his last eight starts on the PGA Tour. He’s a good all-rounder who shows up as above average across most of the major stats categories. A T59 in this year’s US Open is his only cut made in four major appearances to date, but he did make it all the way to the PGA Tour Championship recently. He’s a long shot, but it’s 2020 so anything can happen, right?
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Kit Alexander is a golf broadcaster and journalist who commentates and presents for the DP World Tour, PGA EuroPro Tour and Rose Ladies Series. He has over 15 years’ experience of magazine and television work in the golf industry and is a regular contributor to Golf Monthly.
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