Sky Bet are offering more than 50 unrivalled betting markets ahead of the 2010 Masters at Augusta.
The online bookmaker, who are paying five places each way in the outright market, make Tiger Woods their favourite ahead of the first major of the season.
Woods, who is returning to action after five months out, is bidding for a fifth Green Jacket in his pursuit of Jack Nicklaus' record of 18 major titles.
Earlier this week, Woods' confident performance in front of the world's media sparked a major gamble on the world number one forcing down his odds to 4/1. However, Sky Bet have since lengthened his odds to 11/2 to win the tournament.
The American is 6/1 to claim the Masters by 1 to 3 shots and 4/7 to beat his fellow countryman Phil Mickelson.
Whilst the world number one has been a popular bet to take the title, he has also been backed at 4/1 to mark his comeback to miss the cut.
Sky Bet also have a host of Tiger Woods specials and go 15/2 that the 34-year-old gets off to a bad start by hitting his tee shot on the first into the bunker. They go 13/8 for him to find the rough and 4/6 to find the fairway.
Woods has been paired with Matt Kuchar and KJ Choi for the first two rounds and Sky Bet make Woods 8/11 to win his 36-hole 3-ball, with South Korea's Choi and Kuchar both 11/4 chances.
English hopes of victory rest on Lee Westwood (16/1), Paul Casey (25/1) and Ian Poulter (30/1) but you can also get 15/2 for and English winner.
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