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It’s tough to top Sunday at The Masters, as golf fans everywhere enjoy settling into their favorite chair or couch and watching the hours of drama unfold as we crown a new champion and wearer of the coveted green jacket.
Rory McIlroy went into the weekend with a six-shot lead — the biggest ever through 36 holes at The Masters — and while he ended up losing that lead on Sunday, he eventually got it back and hung on to win by two shots. McIlroy became the fourth back-to-back winner at Augusta, and the first since Tiger Woods in 2001-02.
Woods is a five-time winner at Augusta, three times where he had odds at +500 or better heading into the tournament.
The longest odds of any Masters winner since 1985 are 150-1, with Trevor Immelman in 2008 and Larry Mize in 1987 pulling off the feat.
Here are the odds for every eventual Masters winners heading in Round 1 at Augusta since 1985, courtesy of Sports Odds History.
2026 — Rory McIlroy: 12-1
2025 — Rory McIlroy: +650
2024 — Scottie Scheffler: +500
2023 — Jon Rahm: 10-1
2022 — Scottie Scheffler: 16-1
2021 — Hideki Matsuyama: 60-1
2020 — Dustin Johnson: +800
2019 — Tiger Woods: 12-1
2018 — Patrick Reed: 40-1
2017 — Sergio García: 30-1
2016 — Danny Willett: 50-1
2015 — Jordan Spieth: 10-1
2014 — Bubba Watson: 20-1
2013 — Adam Scott: 25-1
2012 — Bubba Watson: 50-1
2011 — Charl Schwartzel: 100-1
2010 — Phil Mickelson: 12-1
2009 — Ángel Cabrera: 125-1
2008 — Trevor Immelman: 150-1
2007 — Zach Johnson: 125-1
2006 — Phil Mickelson: +800
2005 — Tiger Woods: +400
2004 — Phil Mickelson: 10-1
2003 — Mike Weir: 80-1
2002 — Tiger Woods: +500
2001 — Tiger Woods: +300
2000 — Vijay Singh: 20-1
1999 — José María Olazábal: 40-1
1998 — Mark O'Meara: 40-1
1997 — Tiger Woods: +800
1996 — Nick Faldo: 12-1
1995 — Ben Crenshaw: 50-1
1994 — José María Olazábal: 25-1
1993 — Bernhard Langer: 20-1
1992 — Fred Couples: 12-1
1991 — Ian Woosnam: 40-1
1990 — Nick Faldo: 10-1
1989 — Nick Faldo: 25-1
1988 — Sandy Lyle: 20-1
1987 — Larry Mize: 150-1
1986 — Jack Nicklaus: 40-1
1985 — Bernhard Langer: 50-1
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Rory McIlroy went into the weekend with a six-shot lead — the biggest ever through 36 holes at The Masters — and while he ended up losing that lead on Sunday, he eventually got it back and hung on to win by two shots. McIlroy became the fourth back-to-back winner at Augusta, and the first since Tiger Woods in 2001-02.
Woods is a five-time winner at Augusta, three times where he had odds at +500 or better heading into the tournament.
The longest odds of any Masters winner since 1985 are 150-1, with Trevor Immelman in 2008 and Larry Mize in 1987 pulling off the feat.
Here are the odds for every eventual Masters winners heading in Round 1 at Augusta since 1985, courtesy of Sports Odds History.
Odds for every Masters winner
2026 — Rory McIlroy: 12-1
2025 — Rory McIlroy: +650
2024 — Scottie Scheffler: +500
2023 — Jon Rahm: 10-1
2022 — Scottie Scheffler: 16-1
2021 — Hideki Matsuyama: 60-1
2020 — Dustin Johnson: +800
2010s
2019 — Tiger Woods: 12-1
2018 — Patrick Reed: 40-1
2017 — Sergio García: 30-1
2016 — Danny Willett: 50-1
2015 — Jordan Spieth: 10-1
2014 — Bubba Watson: 20-1
2013 — Adam Scott: 25-1
2012 — Bubba Watson: 50-1
2011 — Charl Schwartzel: 100-1
2010 — Phil Mickelson: 12-1
2000s
2009 — Ángel Cabrera: 125-1
2008 — Trevor Immelman: 150-1
2007 — Zach Johnson: 125-1
2006 — Phil Mickelson: +800
2005 — Tiger Woods: +400
2004 — Phil Mickelson: 10-1
2003 — Mike Weir: 80-1
2002 — Tiger Woods: +500
2001 — Tiger Woods: +300
2000 — Vijay Singh: 20-1
1990s
1999 — José María Olazábal: 40-1
1998 — Mark O'Meara: 40-1
1997 — Tiger Woods: +800
1996 — Nick Faldo: 12-1
1995 — Ben Crenshaw: 50-1
1994 — José María Olazábal: 25-1
1993 — Bernhard Langer: 20-1
1992 — Fred Couples: 12-1
1991 — Ian Woosnam: 40-1
1990 — Nick Faldo: 10-1
1980s
1989 — Nick Faldo: 25-1
1988 — Sandy Lyle: 20-1
1987 — Larry Mize: 150-1
1986 — Jack Nicklaus: 40-1
1985 — Bernhard Langer: 50-1
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