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2026 Masters Picks & Predictions: Best Parlays

Author image by Pat Fitzmaurice | Apr 7, 2026
Author image by Pat Fitzmaurice | Apr 7, 2026
2026 Masters Picks & Predictions: Best Parlays

Masters Week presents all sorts of betting opportunities, and heaven knows that folks love their parlays. So, let’s build a few parlays for The Masters. Here are three I like as part of my 2026 Masters picks betting card this week.

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2026 Masters Picks & Predictions: Best Parlays

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2026 Masters Parlay No. 1

This year's Masters seems more wide open than usual. Scottie Scheffler is certainly a big threat to win, but his recent form hasn't been superb. I like the idea of giving ourselves some leeway by betting Scottie for a top-five finish. He's won The Masters twice in the last four years, and he finished fourth last year. I think Scheffler is better than 50/50 to finish in the top five, and yet we're getting him at +106 odds.

Xander Schauffele started to get dialed in on the Florida Swing, finishing third at The PLAYERS Championship and fourth at the Valspar Championship. His all-around game is well-suited to a course as demanding as Augusta National. Schauffele has finished in the top 10 in each of his last three Masters appearances.

Jordan Spieth was born to play Augusta National. In 12 career Masters appearances, he has one win, six top-five finishes and eight top-20 results. Augusta's wide fairways help accommodate Spieth's occasionally wayward drives, and the man simply knows how to navigate Augusta's hard-to-decipher topography. Spieth’s form hasn't been great this year, but a top-20 finish at a course he loves? Very doable.

Some say Augusta is a second-shot course, and Corey Conners is one of the best iron players in the world. He's finished in the top 20 at The Masters in four of his last six trips.

Parlay Odds: +3200

2026 Masters Parlay No. 2

Jon Rahm comes into Masters Week blazing hot. He’s made five LIV Tour appearances in 2026, all resulting in top-five finishes - one win, three second-place finishes and a fifth-place result. His scoring average on the LIV Tour this year is an absurd 66.1. Rahm won a Green Jacket in 2023, and he had a four-year run of top-five finishes from 2018 to 2021.

Robert MacIntyre is coming off a second-place finish at the Valero Texas Open. He took a four-shot lead into the weekend, but his lead slipped away in rainy conditions on the weekend. The firm and fast conditions expected at Augusta this week should suit MacIntyre, who has an excellent short game. He can also bomb it off the tee, which is always a plus at Augusta.

Nicolai Hojgaard has finished sixth or better in four of his nine PGA Tour events in 2026. Hojgaard ranks 13th in driving distance, 13th in strokes gained on approach, 13th in scrambling and 23rd in strokes gained putting. That's a statistical profile that should play well at Augusta. Hojgaard has made only two previous Masters appearances. He missed the cut last year, but in 2024, he shot an opening-round 67 and briefly held the lead before eventually finishing 16th.

Parlay Odds: +2600

2026 Masters Parlay No. 3

For this all top-30 parlay, we're banking on three high-floor golfers likely to make respectable showings this week.

Paul Reed's magnificent short game is a major asset at Augusta, which demands short-game excellence. Now plying his trade on the DP World Tour, Reed is having a fine year. He won the Hero Dubai Classic and Qatar Masters earlier this year, with a second-place finish at the Bahrain Championship. Reed has finished 12th or better in six of his last eight Masters appearances - including a Green Jacket in 2018.

Augusta hasn't seen significant rain in two weeks, and the forecast calls for dry conditions throughout Masters Week. That means the course is going to be playing firm and fast, so scoring conditions will be difficult. Harris English is a grinder who does his best work on tough courses. He's a very good putter and scrambler who can churn out pars. English has finished 22nd or better in three of his last four trips to Augusta

Sunjae Im is the key to this parlay. A wrist injury put him on the shelf for the first two months of the year, and he's been rusty upon his return - although a fourth-place finish at last month's Valspar Championship was encouraging. But Augusta seems to agree with Im. He's finished in the top 10 in three of his six Masters appearances and was 16th in another. He's been under par in 12 out of 20 career rounds at Augusta.

Parlay Odds: +679

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