Masters Best Bets: Finishing Positions

The 2026 Masters Tournament tees off on Thursday morning from Augusta National Golf Course in Augusta, Ga.

The Action Network's team of betting experts have gone through all the odds and broken down their favorite angles worth betting this weekend.

Below, you will find our staff's best bets in the finishing positions market.

Here are our 2026 Masters best bets and expert golf picks this weekend.

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Masters Best Bets: Finishing Positions

Min Woo Lee Top 10

+245 at DraftKings

By Jake Zach

Min Woo Lee is showing everything that I want to see before coming into a Masters. A T2 at Pebble, T12 at the Genesis, T6 at API, and a T3 in Houston.

Lee is doing it all, especially on approach, one phase of his game that he has struggled with for most of his professional career.

Lee's best finish at Augusta was a T14 back in 2022, and has struggled since then. Last year, Lee finished 49th here, but that was coming off a win the week prior in Houston.

Given Lee's prowess off the tee, highly improved approach game, and filthy short game, I believe he has his best start yet at Augusta. He's just playing too well right now and I think he carries over his strong play to the first major of the year in Georgia.

Matthew Fitzpatrick Top 20

-114 at DraftKings

By Tony Sartori

Matthew Fitzpatrick brings elite greenside ability to Augusta, as he ranks in the 98th percentile on the PGA Tour in strokes gained: around the green. Success on the greens is often underpinned by strong mid-to-long-iron play.

Last season, 19.6% of approach shots at Augusta came from the 150-175-yard range, the highest distribution of any 25-yard grouping at this course. Entering this week, Fitzpatrick ranks third on the PGA Tour in birdie-or-better percentage from that distance.

Si Woo Kim Top 5

+1075 at DraftKings

By Derek Farnsworth

Si Woo Kim is having the most consistent season of his career. He's made nine straight cuts to start the year and has already posted four top-10 finishes.

He's a great total driver of the ball, he's an elite iron player, and he's an underrated scrambler.

He's not a good putter by any means, but he has gained strokes putting in each of the last six Masters.

If the tee-to-green game continues, and he gains strokes on the greens, there's no reason why he can't finish in the top 5.

Chris Gotterup Top 20

+130 at BetMGM

By Chris Gimino

He made the cut at The Players. He shipped "The People's Open." He shipped Hawaii. He's top 10 in OWGR.

Chris Gotterup is finally in form and now gets a crack at Augusta as a debutant. Despite the trend that the course is hard to tame on the first go-around, he has the skills to at least have a chance: top 25 in Strokes Gained: Off-the-Tee, top 40 in Strokes Gained: Approach and Strokes Gained: Around-the-Green, and the sixth-best Driving Distance on tour.

It would be amazing to see him topple a field of this magnitude on a stage this big, but let's be more realistic. I like the profile and the upside, and I think he can have a good week here without getting all the way home.

Patrick Reed Top 20

+150 at DraftKings

By Kyle Murray

Obviously Patrick Reed has won here before, and he now has top-five finishes in two of his last three appearances here, in addition to a T12 in 2024 and a T8 in 2021.

He just consistently performs well here, and this is a course where history is by far the most important aspect compared to other courses we're going to see throughout the year. It just comes down to the knowledge of the course, and it's so crucial.

Outside of the top four or five names on the odds board, there's just not that many names that I'm seeing with positive grades in all parts of the model metrics I'm using for this tournament, but Reed is one of them. He grades out as the 11th-best player in the field, so I will gladly take him to finish in the top 20 at +150.

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When is the Masters?

The 2026 Masters tees off on Thursday, April 9, 2026.

• What: 2026 Masters Tournament
• When: April 9-12, 2026
• Where: Augusta National Golf Course, Augusta, Ga.
• Par: 72
• Length: 7,555
• Purse: $21 million (estimated)

Where to Watch the Masters?

2026 Masters TV Schedule

Round 1: Thursday, April 9

• Live stream: Masters.com (7:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. ET)
• TV coverage: ESPN (3 to 7:30 p.m. ET)

Round 2: Friday, April 10

• Live stream: Masters.com (7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET)
• TV coverage: ESPN (3 to 7:30 p.m. ET)

Round 3: Saturday, April 11

• Live stream: Masters.com (10:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET); Paramount+ (12 to 2 p.m. ET)
• TV coverage: CBS (2 to 7 p.m. ET)

Round 4: Sunday, April 12

• Live stream: Masters.com (10:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. ET); Paramount+ (12 to 2 p.m. ET)
• TV coverage: CBS (2 to 7 p.m. ET)

Who is Favored to Win the 2026 Masters?

Masters Odds, Favorites

via DraftKings as of Monday

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