Augusta National has a way of creating betting value beyond the outright market.
With so much attention placed on who will win the Green Jacket, prop markets can offer a more targeted way to attack the tournament.
Here are three Masters props worth a look before Thursday’s first round.
Dustin Johnson to miss the cut (+105, FanDuel Sportsbook)
This former Masters winner just doesn’t appear to have it anymore.
Johnson has been atrocious this year, finishing no higher than T-10 on the LIV Tour.
His competition is much tougher in Augusta, of course.
Aside from a surprising T-23 in The Open last summer, Johnson missed the cut in every major, including the Masters, when he shot 74-73 to go home early.
At this point in his career, DJ is more like a ceremonial player rather than a true contender.
This fellow golf veteran is enjoying a very different 2026.
Johnson, who turned 50 in February, has dominated the Champions Tour since his debut in March, finishing top-three in all three of his starts and winning the James Hardie Pro-Football HOF Invitational.
He held his own on the PGA Tour as well, making the cut at both the American Express and Sony Open.
A year ago, Johnson incredibly finished T-8 at Augusta.
It’s not crazy to think he’ll play the weekend this time around.
Betting on golf?
Jacob Bridgeman to finish top 20 (+175, BetMGM Sportsbook)
With no golfer imposing their will this season, Bridgeman just might be having the best season of them all.
Bridgeman has finished top-20 in all eight of his starts in 2026.
He also won The Genesis Invitational in February, which was one of the most star-studded fields on the PGA Tour calendar thus far.
Data Golf has Bridgeman as comfortably a top-20 player in the world coming into the tournament.
This price is too good to pass up for a player who’s been as solid as anyone of late.
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