Par 3 contest goes at 3pm eastern on ESPN. No one in history has ever won both the par contest and the masters in the same year. Lets hope none of my 5 win this fukker today. Odds for the par 3 tourny are listed below courtesy of Bovada. Fukkin funny how Tigers not playing in it but Bovadaaaaaaaaa still hangin' a number on him:
Wednesday at the Masters means it's time for the Par 3 contest, and although Tiger Woods is a huge favorite to win the green jacket, he sits out the traditionally lighthearted and informal event one day before the real thing gets started. His absence opens up the field, and the oddsmakers have tabbed Luke Donald as the favorite. Donald has long been renowned as one of, if not the best short game player in the world.Tiger actually has the third-best percentage of birdies or better on Par 3s this year, converting them on 20.3 percent of his attempts, behind just Justin Bolli and Phil Mickelson. The winner of that has never taken the Masters itself -- so in addition to not letting this event get in the way of his preparation, Tiger foreclosing the possibility of a jinx. Even though he'll abstain, there are comically still odds for Woods, who is listed at 28/1. You know you're playing well when a sportsbook, such as Bovada, still gives you odds to win an event in which you won't participate.
Here's how the odds look for the Par 3 contest:
Wednesday at the Masters means it's time for the Par 3 contest, and although Tiger Woods is a huge favorite to win the green jacket, he sits out the traditionally lighthearted and informal event one day before the real thing gets started. His absence opens up the field, and the oddsmakers have tabbed Luke Donald as the favorite. Donald has long been renowned as one of, if not the best short game player in the world.Tiger actually has the third-best percentage of birdies or better on Par 3s this year, converting them on 20.3 percent of his attempts, behind just Justin Bolli and Phil Mickelson. The winner of that has never taken the Masters itself -- so in addition to not letting this event get in the way of his preparation, Tiger foreclosing the possibility of a jinx. Even though he'll abstain, there are comically still odds for Woods, who is listed at 28/1. You know you're playing well when a sportsbook, such as Bovada, still gives you odds to win an event in which you won't participate.
Here's how the odds look for the Par 3 contest:
Luke Donald - 14/1
Padraig Harrington 16/1
Mark O'Meara 33/2
Adam Scott 20/1
Phil Mickelson 20/1
Tim Clark 20/1
Graeme McDowell 25/1
Steve Stricker 25/1
Brandt Snedeker 28/1
Charl Schwartzel 28/1
Jason Dufner 28/1
Keegan Bradley 28/1
Nick Watney 28/1
Rickie Fowler 28/1
Tiger Woods 28/1
Webb Simpson 28/1
ednesday at the Masters means it's time for the Par 3 contest, and although Tiger Woods is a huge favorite to win the green jacket, he sits out the traditionally lighthearted and informal event one day before the real thing gets started. His absence opens up the field, and the oddsmakers have tabbed Luke Donald as the favorite. Donald has long been renowned as one of, if not the best short game player in the world.Tiger actually has the third-best percentage of birdies or better on Par 3s this year, converting them on 20.3 percent of his attempts, behind just Justin Bolli and Phil Mickelson. The winner of that has never taken the Masters itself -- so in addition to not letting this event get in the way of his preparation, Tiger foreclosing the possibility of a jinx. Even though he'll abstain, there are comically still odds for Woods, who is listed at 28/1. You know you're playing well when a sportsbook, such as Bovada, still gives you odds to win an event in which you won't participate.
Here's how the odds look for the Par 3 contest:
Padraig Harrington 16/1
Mark O'Meara 33/2
Adam Scott 20/1
Phil Mickelson 20/1
Tim Clark 20/1
Graeme McDowell 25/1
Steve Stricker 25/1
Brandt Snedeker 28/1
Charl Schwartzel 28/1
Jason Dufner 28/1
Keegan Bradley 28/1
Nick Watney 28/1
Rickie Fowler 28/1
Tiger Woods 28/1
Webb Simpson 28/1
ednesday at the Masters means it's time for the Par 3 contest, and although Tiger Woods is a huge favorite to win the green jacket, he sits out the traditionally lighthearted and informal event one day before the real thing gets started. His absence opens up the field, and the oddsmakers have tabbed Luke Donald as the favorite. Donald has long been renowned as one of, if not the best short game player in the world.Tiger actually has the third-best percentage of birdies or better on Par 3s this year, converting them on 20.3 percent of his attempts, behind just Justin Bolli and Phil Mickelson. The winner of that has never taken the Masters itself -- so in addition to not letting this event get in the way of his preparation, Tiger foreclosing the possibility of a jinx. Even though he'll abstain, there are comically still odds for Woods, who is listed at 28/1. You know you're playing well when a sportsbook, such as Bovada, still gives you odds to win an event in which you won't participate.
Here's how the odds look for the Par 3 contest:
Luke Donald - 14/1
Padraig Harrington 16/1
Mark O'Meara 33/2
Adam Scott 20/1
Phil Mickelson 20/1
Tim Clark 20/1
Graeme McDowell 25/1
Steve Stricker 25/1
Brandt Snedeker 28/1
Charl Schwartzel 28/1
Jason Dufner 28/1
Keegan Bradley 28/1
Nick Watney 28/1
Rickie Fowler 28/1
Tiger Woods 28/1
Webb Simpson 28/1
Padraig Harrington 16/1
Mark O'Meara 33/2
Adam Scott 20/1
Phil Mickelson 20/1
Tim Clark 20/1
Graeme McDowell 25/1
Steve Stricker 25/1
Brandt Snedeker 28/1
Charl Schwartzel 28/1
Jason Dufner 28/1
Keegan Bradley 28/1
Nick Watney 28/1
Rickie Fowler 28/1
Tiger Woods 28/1
Webb Simpson 28/1