Augusta National is arguably the most prestigious golf course in the world, but it is certainly not the most difficult. Masters winners and top contenders routinely hit double-digits under par. Birdies and eagles are insanely common, and even hole-in-ones occur somewhat frequently.
Sportsbooks have plenty of hole-in-one markets available to bet on during Masters week.
Before you make your Masters predictions, allow me to highlight all of the markets available below.
Masters hole-in-one odds
The most simple Masters hole-in-one betting market is in regard to whether or not there will be one during the entire tournament.
Will there be a hole-in-one during the Masters?
- Yes: (-175 at BetMGM)
- No: (+140 at BetMGM)
The Masters Tournament has been around since 1934 and there have been 34 hole-in-ones since the start. The last hole-in-one at the Masters came in 2022 when Stewart Cink aced Hole 16.
Check out more Masters hole-in-one history below.
Specific golfer 'to make a hole-in-one' odds
What’s more difficult than making a hole-in-one yourself? Pinpointing which golfer out of a field of nearly 100 will actually make one.
An exact golfer hole-in-one bet obviously has hefty and potentially lucrative odds due to the difficulty of nailing that pick.
Looking at the DraftKings ‘Player X to make a tournament hole-in-one’ odds board, 42 top golfers have odds of +6500. Once you get to the Thriston Lawrence and Thomas Detrys of the world, the odds increase to +8000.
You can find a full odds board of ‘Player X to make a tournament hole-in-one’ under the ‘Golfer props’ tab at DraftKings.
Masters hole-in-one props
FanDuel has a plethora of Masters hole-in-one props, including hole-in-one odds on specific holes and in specific rounds. Check them out below.
- Hole-in-one on the 16th hole: +115
- Hole-in-one on the 6th hole: +1000
- Hole-in-one on the 12th hole: +1300
- Hole-in-one on the 4th hole: +1500
- Hole-in-one in Round 4: +110
- Hole-in-one in Round 1: +950
- Hole-in-one in Round 2: +950
- Hole-in-one in Round 3: +1200
- 2 or more tournament hole-in-ones: +120
- 3 or more tournament hole-in-ones: +350
Masters hole-in-one history
Of the 34 hole-in-ones in Masters history, 24 occurred at Hole 16. Also known as “Redbud,” Hole 16 is a 170-yard Par-3.
Here is a look at all of the 34 hole-in-ones in Masters history.
Hole 4
- Jeff Sluman (1992)
Hole 6
- Leland Gibson (1954)
- Billy Joe Patton (1954)
- Charles Coody (1972)
- Chris DiMarco (2004)
- Jamie Donaldson (2013)
- Corey Conners (2021)
Hole 12
- Claude Harmon (1947)
- William Hyndman (1959)
- Curtis Strange (1988)
Hole 16
- Ross Somerville (1934)
- Willie Goggin (1935)
- Ray Billows (1940)
- John Dawson (1949)
- Clive Clark (1968)
- Corey Pavin (1992)
- Raymond Floyd (1996)
- Padraig Harrington (2004)
- Kirk Triplett (2004)
- Trevor Immelman (2005)
- Ian Poulter (2008)
- Nathan Green (2010)
- Ryan Moore (2010)
- Adam Scott (2012)
- Bo Van Pelt (2012)
- Shane Lowry (2016)
- Davis Love III (2016)
- Louis Oosthuizen (2016)
- Matt Kuchar (2017)
- Charley Hoffman (2018)
- Justin Thomas (2019)
- Bryson DeChambeau (2019)
- Tommy Fleetwood (2021)
- Stewart Cink (2022)
