The Masters 2016 Payout Odds: Excitement of the Masters Tournament

The Masters 2016 payout odds are available courtesy of AceSportsbook.

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It is finally that time of year again, when all the best Golfers in the world come to tee off for the first Golf Major of the year, at the historic Augusta National Golf Club Masters Tournament. Unlike the other Golf Majors, this is the only one that is held at the same place each year in Georgia. The Masters was started by Clifford Roberts and Bobby Jones in 1934.

It also has the uniquely celebrated tradition of the winner being awarded the illustrious Green Jacket (Since 1949), which must be returned to the clubhouse one year after the champions victory. However it still belongs to the winner, and is stored with the other past Champions' Jackets in a specially designated cloakroom.

Jack Nicklaus has won the most Masters, with a total of 6 between the years of 1963 and 1986. After Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Tiger Woods each have won 4 times. Five other players have won the Masters 3 times, Jimmy Demaret, Sam Snead, Gary Player, Nick Faldo, and Phil Mickelson. (Gary Player was the first non-American player to win the tournament in 1961.)

Whenever there is a heavily publicized sporting event, there is also a heavy amount of betting done on the event. Some of the best pay per head services already have a bunch of betting props for The Masters Tournament. One of the top pay per head services is AcePerHead.com and they have a numerous amount of props for The Maters Tournament, such as Odds to win, head to head player matchups for the full tournament and each round, Nationality of Winner, Top Left Hander, Top Amateur, Top Argentinian, Top Asian, Top Australian, Top Continental European, Top Debutant, Top Englishman, Top European, Top Frenchman, Top Great Britain and Irish, Top German, Top Irish, Top Past Masters Winner, Top South African, Top Scottish, Top Senior, Top Spaniard, Top Swedish, Top Thai, Top Welshman, Top USA, Top Rest of the World, End of Round 1 Leader, End of Round 2 Leader, Wire to Wire Winner, Jason Day, Jordan Speith, and Rory Mcilroy prop specials, Hole in One props, and Top 5 finishers.

- Mary Montgomery, Gamblinig911.com