2014 US Masters: How My Usual Suspects Are Faring In The Early Odds

I’ve had a reasonable success over the years with decent odds shots doing pretty good at The Masters.  I start off with a big list of usual suspects and (while I don't tend to add too many players) I usually whittle it down to five over the coming weeks based on form of players coming into the event.

You are already looking at incredibly tight odds on Rory and Tiger, and the bookies wont be caught with their pants down again this year on Jason Day and Adam Scott, leaving very little meat on the bone for anyone who fancies backing them.



Although unproven around Augusta Jordan Spieth is also in tight at 33/1, while guys with Masters pedigree like Kuchar, Zach, Charl, Hunter etc are all available at longer odds.

Angel Cabrera, who usually comes out of hibernation in April is as tempting as a juicy steak at 66/1, while Louis nursing his back is out at 50/1.

The bookies also seem to hate Victor Dubuisson and Graham deLaet at 80/1 and 100/1 and what’s this?  The straightest hitter on the PGA Tour Kevin Streelman is 200/1?  I knew Augusta was wide but I didn’t know it was that wide!

 

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