Phil Mickelson Odds to Win The US Masters 2014

Phil Mickelson odds to win the US Masters 2014 were set at 12-1 at Bookmaker, where you can claim your FREE CASH here.

Mickelson and Adam Scott were going back and forth as the 2^nd favorite after Rory McIlroy.  Tiger Woods would have been the favorite but had to bow out of this year’s Masters due to injury.

Mickelson’s health remains an issue coming into this year’s tournament.

Mickelson had to withdraw from the Farmers Insurance Open after just two rounds due to back problems.  He bowed out of the Valero Texas Open during the third round due to a muscle pull two weeks ago.

Mickelson insists he’s healthy coming into this week’s Masters.

"Last week I felt great," Mickelson said. "I was surprised because I had a pulled muscle in Texas and I felt great all four rounds. I had been doing physic ball work and stuff to strengthen my back every morning, every night, for weeks and weeks to make sure that I enter this week feeling good, healthy and I'm able to swing as hard as I want and hit the shots that I need to try and hit."

ODDS TO WIN:

TIGER WOODS                    WD

PHIL MICKELSON               12/1

RORY McILROY                 10/1

ADAM SCOTT                   10/1

JUSTIN ROSE                  25/1

BRANDT SNEDEKER              25/1

JASON DAY                    12/1

LEE WESTWOOD                 40/1

CHARL SCHWARTZEL             40/1

DUSTIN JOHNSON               20/1

HENRIK STENSON               25/1

MATT KUCHAR                  12/1

JASON DUFNER                 30/1

LUKE DONALD                  50/1

BUBBA WATSON                 20/1

KEEGAN BRADLEY               30/1

LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN             60/1

HUNTER MAHAN                 40/1

SERGIO GARCIA                25/1

GRAEME McDOWELL              50/1

STEVE STRICKER               80/1

IAN POULTER                  50/1

RICKIE FOWLER                50/1

ANGEL CABRERA                40/1

WEBB SIMPSON                 80/1

NICK WATNEY                 125/1

BILL HAAS                    80/1

ZACH JOHNSON                 25/1

THORBJORN OLESEN            125/1

JIM FURYK                    80/1

HIDEKI MATSUYAMA             80/1

JORDAN SPIETH                30/1

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com