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Golf's premier tournament gets under way in Augusta, Georgia tomorrow and we've rounded up the best betting picks from our partner rooms.
The manicured lush grounds of Augusta await the world's best golfers in their quest to claim the iconic green jacket at this year's Masters. That quest begins tomorrow, with the tournament's first tee-off time at 13.20 BST.
We've selected some equally lush betting prices from our partner rooms so that you too can be a winner.
The favourite four
Australian Jason Day has managed to maintain his late 2015 form so is rightly considered the favourite and, after proving his Augusta mettle with second and third place finishes in 2011 and 2013 respectively, is a worthy best price of 7/1 at William Hill.
Of course, last year's winner Jordan Spieth has to be in with a shout. At 10/1 across the board, our partners certainly seem to think so even if his game has come slightly off the boil in recent months. That said, it's been fourteen years since we saw back to back winners here and that was Tiger Woods at the peak of his powers, so it's certainly no easy achievement.
Until the day that Irishman Rory McIlroy completes his career grandslam, people are going to be talking about it. His Augusta form has been mixed down the years as, in 2011, on the edge of glory, he famously went in to meltdown at the last, but almost reversed that outcome last time out with a late charge resulting in a decent fourth place finish. A definite potential winner, providing he can cut out his traditional Augusta wobbles, the best price to be found is 9/1 at William Hill.
You can get 12/1 at Coral for former winner Adam Scott who rolls into Augusta with near imperious early 2016 form, winning back to back tournaments a month ago. Scott, as he always does for a major, has drafted in caddie Steve Williams, who was in place for three out four wins enjoyed by Tiger Woods here and influential in Scott's previous major wins. A good luck charm then?
The best of the rest Include two-time winner Bubba Watson (11/1 at Coral) and England's own Justin Rose (25/1 with NetBet) who narrowly missed out in 2015. Rickie Fowler, too must be in with a shout with the best value being 16/1 at Titanbet.
Outright Betting
| Sportsbook | Jason Day | Jordan Spieth | Rory McIlroy | Adam Scott |
| 7.25 | 9.25 | 8.75 | 12.25 | |
| 7/1 | 10/1 | 9/1 | 12/1 | |
| Coral | 6/1 | 10/1 | 15/2 | 12/1 |
| Titan | 6/1 | 10/1 | 8/1 | 12/1 |
| NetBet | 13/2 | 10/1 | 15/2 | 11/1 |
Special bets
William Hill are running a book on the tournament's top debutant with Andrew Sullivan from England and Spain's Rafael Cabrera-Bello leading the betting at 6/1 for both.
If you do fancy the winner to come from Europe, then Titanbet are offering 5/2, or you can get 10/11 for a USA winner, with 9/4 for the winner to come from the rest of the world which, with so much of the pre-tournament chatter surrounding Australian players, surely represents good value.
There is even a book running at NetBet where you can place a wager on how many players will finish under par at this year's event with 11/4 offered for eighteen or more players to do so.
