Golf expert Sia Nejad has revealed his Masters 2025 picks and PGA best bets for Augusta National, beginning Thursday, April 10

Masters is almost here. Who are the best longshot bets and sleeper picks in this year's field? Expert predictions are rolling in.

Odds for the 2025 Masters including to win, top-5, top-10 and top-20 finishes, first round and to make the cut

Masters is almost here. All eyes will be on Augusta National as the world's best golfers chase the green jacket and a substantial purse.

Once again, the world of sports turns its attention to Augusta, Georgia, this week as the 2025 Masters Tournament prepares to tee off on Thursday morning. If you haven't been following any of the goings-on in golf since The Open last July,

A dozen LIV Tour golfers will participate in the 2025 Masters tournament at Augusta. Here's who got the invitation, and why.

Where does Bryson DeChambeau land? Are Min Woo Lee and Joaquín Niemann higher or lower than expected? Breaking down the entire field at Augusta National Golf Club

Hennessey, Golf Digest: Sepp Straka (+500, FanDuel) — The disrespect for Straka continues to amaze. He’s been the fifth-best player by weighted strokes-gained total in this elite field in 2025, and yet you can catch him at 5-to-1 odds to be a factor at Augusta, where he finished T-16 and is now playing at an even more elite level.

One of the most significant weeks in golf is upon us, as the 2025 edition of The Masters at Augusta National is just days away, and the tension couldn't be more palpable as 12 hotshots from the Saudi-backed breakaway league LIV Golf,

The first major of the 2025 PGA Tour season tees off Thursday from Augusta National Golf Club. The 2025 Masters will bring the top golfers from around the world and a chance to watch the biggest stars like Scottie Scheffler,

Golf’s most iconic week is back. As spring settles over Augusta, Georgia, the world’s best golfers prepare to walk the storied fairways of Augusta National Golf Club for the 2025 Masters Tournament, April 10–13.

The tournament begins Thursday at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga. and runs four rounds through Sunday. The first half of the tournament will be on ESPN before moving to