Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson Betting Odds: 2009 Masters Golf Tournament
If you are one of the fans who believes that the Tiger Woods vs. Phil Mickelson rivalry was created just to boost television ratings, the oddsmakers at 5dimes.com online sportsbook appear to disagree with you.
As we head into this Sunday’s 2009 Masters Golf Tournament, oddsmakers from 5dimes.com have posted a host of odds on how not only Woods and Lefty will do in this year’s Masters Tournament, but also how they will do against each other on Sunday.
Below are the current Woods vs. Mickelson betting odds, and it appears that Woods is favored in this surprising and very anticipated matchup this Sunday at the 2009 Masters.
Professional sports handicappers at Touthouse.com are looking forward to providing their daily clients insight in who to ”bet on” in this situation.
Phil Mickelson +160
Tiger Woods -185
(If you bet $100 on Phil Mickelson to shoot a lower score than Woods on Sunday, you would win $160, in addition to getting your $100 wager back. If you bet on Woods, you would have to risk $185 to win $100 and receive your $185 back.)
Woods had another strong round Saturday, shooting 70, but he needed something miraculous to happen to get back in the hunt to win the tournament.
He’s never won any of his 14 major championships when trailing after 54 holes, and he’ll likely need a huge comeback and poor performances by the likes of Kenny Perry, Angel Cabrera, and Chad Campbell to have a chance Sunday.
Two-time Masters winner Mickelson was in a similar spot. He birdied all four of the par-fives and finished with a 71, giving Lefty a glimmer of hope heading to the final round but still a huge longshot to win it all.
There was plenty of time on Saturday morning for Woods and Mickelson to play their way into the mix, but Masters history suggested the odds were stacked against them. Only twice has someone outside the top five going into the weekend come back to win.

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