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Best Masters Top 10 Betting Sites

August 28, 2026 / 4 min read

Best Masters Top 10 Betting Sites

Bookmaker Golf Coverage Key Feature Official Site
bet365 Full Masters coverage — outrights, each-way, round leaders, in-play markets; dedicated Masters hub and betting news. Deep golf market depth and rapid in-play pricing across Masters markets. Official Site
Paddy Power Masters and major championships, in-play golf, multiple tournament/round markets and novelty props. Strong range of novelty markets and in-play specials around the Masters. Official Site
Betway Comprehensive Masters markets: outrights, each-way, round leaders, hole specials and live markets. Clear Masters sections plus tipster content and in-play hole-by-hole markets. Official Site
Unibet Majors coverage including The Masters (outright, each-way, props) and round-by-round markets. Frequently competitive each-way places for majors and specialist golf promos in eligible markets. Official Site
William Hill Dedicated Masters content, outrights, round leaders and a Masters news/tips section. Established golf editorial and Masters-focused odds commentary. Official Site
Sky Bet Masters markets, in-play hole specials, each-way options and request-a-bet functionality for big events. Request-a-bet and extensive hole/round specials during Masters week. Official Site
Betfair (Exchange Sportsbook) Masters coverage on both the Exchange (matched betting market) and Betfair Sportsbook (fixed odds). Exchange liquidity for large in-play swings plus sportsbook markets and expert previews. Official Site

Quick summary — why these sites

This shortlist focuses on operators with clear, published Masters and golf coverage plus licences for customers in major English-speaking and European markets. Each operator above runs dedicated Masters pages, offers the common Masters markets (outright winner, each-way/top finishers, first/round leaders, match bets and hole specials) and publishes tips or editorial around Augusta week. Where relevant I checked operator pages and regulator registers to confirm market coverage and licensing before listing them. (bet365.com)

Methodology — how this list was built

We researched each bookmaker to verify three core things relevant to Masters bettors:

  • Confirmed Masters-specific market coverage and editorial/tips pages (outright, each-way, round leader, in-play and props).
  • Checked licensing and regulatory footprint for UK/English-market access when that mattered (operators with UK Gambling Commission presence are identified below).
  • Evaluated operator features that matter to golf punters: each-way terms (places and fractions), in-play depth (hole-by-hole markets), editorial/tips content, and exchange liquidity where applicable.

The list is not exhaustive. We prioritised quality over padding — seven operators that regularly publish Masters markets and commentary were selected after checking site pages and regulator records. For global readers: availability and product features vary by jurisdiction; always check the operator’s local site and terms before signing up. (gamblingcommission.gov.uk)

Operator notes (what each bookmaker does well)

bet365

bet365 runs a dedicated Masters hub with news, odds and a broad set of markets for the tournament including outright, each-way/top-10/20, first-round leader, match bets and live in-play markets. Their Masters editorial and odds pages are regularly updated throughout tournament week. For customers based in Great Britain and many European markets, bet365 operates under entities listed on the Gambling Commission public register. Always confirm local access; the product and exact markets can differ by country. (bet365.com)

Paddy Power

Paddy Power has a visible golf section that lists majors and in-play golf products; they typically offer novelty specials and a range of in-play hole and round specials for the Masters. Paddy Power is part of Flutter Entertainment and operates in the UK market under Flutter group arrangements — retail and remote licences are visible in regulator records and their site detail Masters and DP World Tour coverage. Availability and promotional terms depend on jurisdiction. (paddypower.com)

Betway

Betway runs a comprehensive Masters centre with outrights, round leader markets, hole specials and an in-play live product focused on hole-by-hole and round markets; they also publish expert blog content and tips around the event. Betway states its Great Britain licence details on its site for UK customers. Check local terms for non‑UK customers. (betway.com)

Unibet

Unibet offers majors coverage (including The Masters) across its sportsbook operations in regulated territories and has a history of competitive each-way coverage at big golf events. Licensing and the legal place-of-contract are set out in Unibet’s terms; product details vary between markets (for example Unibet Australia explicitly publishes a Masters tournament page). Confirm the exact Unibet domain and local licence that applies to you. (bettingsites.info)

William Hill

William Hill maintains a Masters news and betting hub with in‑tournament content, odds moves and preview features. William Hill’s UK regulatory and consumer information is published on its support pages and the Gambling Commission public register shows the company’s licensed operations. As with other operators, the scope of markets and any promotions differ by market and local terms. (news.williamhill.com)

Sky Bet

Sky Bet showcases a Masters competition centre that includes request-a-bet functionality, hole specials and standard outrights/each-way markets during Masters week. Sky Betting Gaming displays licence and safer-gambling information for UK customers on its support pages; non-UK customers should consult the local Sky site for availability. (skybet.com)

Betfair (Exchange Sportsbook)

Betfair uniquely offers punters both an Exchange (matched peer-to-peer markets) and a Sportsbook; the Exchange can be especially useful for in-play Masters trading and liquidity during swings, while the sportsbook carries