Masters 2022 Fantasy Golf Power Rankings: Odds and Picks Among Top Favorites

Our fantasy golf power rankings for the 2022 Masters Tournament look at the golfers at the top of the odds board and tell you who to back in pools this week.

The PGA Tour heads to Augusta National Golf Club for the Masters this week, and while Tiger Woods is garnering the majority of the headlines, there are plenty of other players positioned to take a run at donning the green jacket. We look at the top of the odds board for the first major of 2022 and highlight value among the favorites to win the 2022 Masters

Masters Odds 2022

(Odds from April 4)

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Masters Fantasy Golf Power Rankings

(Odds via FanDuel Sportsbook)

1. Brooks Koepka (+2000)

Best Masters Finish: T-2

The four-time major winner has been flashing the form to don his first green jacket. Brooks Koepka advanced to the quarterfinals in the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play two weeks ago and has finished second, fourth, and sixth in his past three major tournaments.

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2. Cameron Smith (+1500)

Best Masters Finish: T-2

Winning The Players Championship propelled Cameron Smith up odds boards, and he also has three top-10 finishes at Augusta National. The 28-year-old Aussie appears to be in top form and also won the Sentry Tournament of Champions earlier this season.

3. Dustin Johnson (+1600)

Best Masters Finish: Won (2020)

While winless since his 2020 victory at the Masters, Dustin Johnson shined at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, and he has an impressive resume at Augusta National with five top-10 finishes. The Tour veteran has two major championships on his resume.

4. Justin Thomas (+1400)

Best Masters Finish: 4

Now 13 months removed from his last win, Justin Thomas has never missed the weekend at the Masters, and he has a top-10 finish in six of his last 10 tournaments this season. Thomas winning a second major this weekend wouldn’t be a surprise.

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5. Jon Rahm (+1300)

Best Masters Finish: 4

Better recent form from the betting favorite would probably be preferred, but it’s also tough to find many holes in Jon Rahm’s play at the Masters. After finishing 27th in his debut, the Spaniard has finished fourth, ninth, seventh, and fifth the past four years.

6. Xander Schauffele (+2400)

Best Masters Finish: T-2

Xander Schauffele finished second at the 2019 Masters and third last year, so the track record is encouraging. However, his last win came at the Sentry Tournament of Champions in 2019, and he has just one top-10 showing through eight events this year.

7. Rory McIlroy (+2000)

Best Masters Finish: T-5

The four-time major winner is still chasing a Masters victory to earn the career grand slam, and he’s had his chances over the years with five top-10 finishes. Rory McIlroy missing the cut last weekend at the Valero Texas Open probably shouldn’t factor into your handicap of his outlook this week.

8. Scottie Scheffler (+1600)

Best Masters Finish: T-18

The Texan made the cut in his first two trips to Augusta National with last year’s 18th-place finish his best. Now the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world, and with three wins in his past five events, Scottie Scheffler is rightfully priced and ranked among the top favorites. Don’t forget, he also posted a top-10 finish in each of the three other major championships last year.

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9. Corey Conners (+4500)

Best Masters Finish: T-8

With consecutive top-10 finishes at the Masters, and a third-place finish at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, there’s a lot of buzz surrounding Corey Conners. The 30-year-old Canadian ranks 14th in strokes gained: tee-to-green on the PGA Tour, after all.

10. Jordan Spieth (+1700)

Best Masters Finish: Won (2015)

Always a contender at the Masters, the 2015 champion also has two second-place and two third-place finishes on his resume. One of those thirds came last year, and while Jordan Spieth’s current form is underwhelming, he’ll definitely be popular among poolies.

11. Collin Morikawa (+2400)

Best Masters Finish: T-18

A two-time major champion, Collin Morikawa hasn’t been as impressive at Augusta National with finishes of 18th and 44th in his two trips to the Masters. He won a DP World Tour event in November, and also finished runner-up at The Genesis Invitational in February.

12. Viktor Hovland (+2000)

Best Masters Finish: T-21

With three world-wide wins since November 2021, Viktor Hovland has been able to find tremendous success despite ranking last in SG: around-the-green on the PGA Tour. After all, he has missed only one cut since withdrawing from the 2021 U.S. Open and has eight top-10 finishes in 18 events.

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13. Will Zalatoris (+3300)

Best Masters Finish: 2

While Will Zalatoris is still searching for his first career PGA Tour victory, his second-place finish at last year’s Masters will probably make him a popular target for punters and poolies this week. He hasn’t missed a cut in six 2022 starts and has three top-10 finishes along the way.

14. Shane Lowry (+4700)

Best Masters Finish: T-21

While the big Irishman hasn’t ever shown off at the Masters, he’s in solid form and has a major championship on his resume after winning The Open in 2019. Additionally, Shane Lowry had an excellent run through the Florida swing, which included a second-place finish at The Honda Classic.

15. Louis Oosthuizen (+5500)

Best Masters Finish: 2

With finishes of second, second, and third in three of his last four major championships, the 2010 Open Champion took his game to another level when it mattered most last season. However, finishing second at the 2012 Masters remains his lone top-10 in 12 trips to Augusta National.

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16. Patrick Cantlay (+2300)

Best Masters Finish: T-9

The reigning FedEx Cup Champion was the hottest player on the planet through to his second-place finish at the WM Phoenix Open. Since, Cantlay missed the cut at The Players Championship, and bookended it with underwhelming 26th- and 33rd-place finishes at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play and The Genesis Invitational, respectively.

17. Bryson Dechambeau (+5500)

Best Masters Finish: T-21

There’s nothing eye-catching about Bryson DeChambeau’s play since returning from hip and wrist injuries that sidelined him for two months. Additionally, while he’s never missed the cut at the Masters, his top finish was in his first trip around the track in 2016.

18. Sam Burns (+3900)

Best Masters Finish: First appearance

After winning the Valspar Championship for the second consecutive year, Sam Burns now has three PGA Tour victories. The other was at the Sanderson Farms Championship in the fall. Just remember, a rookie hasn’t won at the Masters since 1979.

19. Tyrrell Hatton (+9500)

Best Masters Finish: T-18

Theoretically, Augusta National should set up nicely for Tyreell Hatton. So, while the Englishman hasn’t made too much noise at the event to date, he’s an intriguing target because of his recent form. He’s made eight consecutive world-wide cuts with six top-20 finishes and four top-10s.

20. Justin Rose (+8500)

Best Masters Finish: 2

Experience continues to help Justin Rose at the Masters, as he’ll tee it up for the 16th time at the event in 2022. Rose finished seventh last year after opening the tournament with a 65, and he has another five top-10 finishes on his resume, including finishing second in 2015 and 2017.

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