Masters 2025: Early odds, TV, how to watch golf's first major at Augusta National

Masters 2025: Early odds, TV, how to watch golf’s first major at Augusta National

Posted by author January 15, 2025 Golf

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The Masters will take center stage this April, with the biggest stars in men’s golf heading to Augusta National with one objective: to be wearing the legendary green jacket as this year’s champion.

World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler won the Masters last year by four strokes, holding off Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg and other challengers to clinch his second win at the tournament, the first of four majors on the calendar. This year, that duo are considered strong contenders to emerge victorious, as are stars like Xander Schauffele, Rory McIlroy, and Bryson DeChambeau.

The list of invitees to this year’s Masters includes 17 former winners, a group that includes the sport’s biggest star, Tiger Woods. There are also 17 players who could make their tournament debut among the 88 players in total invited to tee off at this year’s event.

Here’s what to know about the early odds for The Masters, and how to watch the first major of the year in men’s golf:

Masters odds: Early best bets to win 2025 tournament

As of the afternoon of Wednesday, Jan. 15, BetMGM is offering the following odds for the 2025 Masters champion:

Scottie Scheffler: +400
Rory McIlroy: +1000
Jon Rahm: +1200
Xander Schauffele: +1200
Ludvig Aberg: +1400
Bryson DeChambeau: +1800
Collin Morikawa: +2000
Hideki Matsuyama: +2200
Brooks Koepka: +2500
Cameron Smith: +2500
Justin Thomas: +2500
Viktor Hovland: +2500

How to watch Masters tournament: TV, streaming

All four days of the Masters will be broadcast on CBS. From Thursday, April 10 to Sunday, April 13, the network will air 14 total hours of coverage, including five-hour blocks for the third round and final round, respectively.

Fans looking for streaming options can turn to Paramount+, or to Fubo, who are offering a free trial to new subscribers.

Watch the Masters on Fubo

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