What Are the Odds - Scottie Scheffler to Win the 2022 Masters Tournament
Here Gambling911.com looks at Scottie Scheffler and his potential payout odds to win this year's Masters Tournament. He entered the field of 90 players at Augusta with payout odds of $1600 for every $100 bet or $160 for every $10 bet. Top 10 finish and top country finish futures also available ahead of Thursday.
Scheffler is an American professional golfer currently ranked the World No. 1 in the Official World Golf Ranking.
This was a result of his February 13, 2022 victory at the WM Phoenix Open and win three weeks leader at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando.
That was then followed up three weeks later with a victory at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play in Austin, Texas. Scheffler defeated Kevin Kisner in the final match.
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Never Really Thought About Being The Best
“I grew up wearing long pants to go practice because I wanted to be a professional golfer,” Scheffler said in his post-round press conference. “That’s what I dreamed of. I dreamed of being out here. I’ve always been, I would say, fiercely competitive, and so for me getting out here was a goal per se, and being out here, I like competing and I enjoy the challenge of playing out here every week. Just competing out here is really fun for me and just being able to win tournaments is pretty awesome.
“The rankings never really crossed my mind. It was always just about being out here and competing.”
On NBC, Tappen asked three questions. Here was the third, and Scheffler’s answer.
“You were the runner-up last year at this championship. This year, winning it puts you as the world No. 1-ranked player. Can you just describe what it takes and what that accomplishment means to you.”
“Yeah, I think I’ll believe it when I see it when I see on the world rankings tomorrow. But, um, you know, I never really got that far in my dreams, to be honest with you. I just … You know … [Scratches face.] [Steps away.] [Wipes face.] [Crowd cheers.] [Wipes face.]
“I never made it that far. [Scratches back of head.]
“I just love playing golf, and I love competing. [Scratches back of head.] I’m just happy to be out here, to be perfectly honest with you.”
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
