Scotty Scheffler favored at 4-1 or better to secure victory in each of the upcoming four golf majors, with Rory McIlroy following.

Following his performance that resulted in fourth-best +1175 odds prior to the 2026 Masters, Rory McIlroy became only the fourth golfer ever to secure green jackets in successive years. While this achievement was notable, McIlroy’s odds for the PGA Championship (+650) and The Open Championship (+750) remained unchanged after his victory at Augusta National Golf Club; however, his odds for the U.S. Open improved from +800 to +700.

Scottie Scheffler continues to be the frontrunner for the remaining three majors of the year, holding odds of +400 or better for each event. Most of the leading players — such as Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, Ludvig Åberg, and Xander Schauffele — did not experience any shifts in their odds following the Masters.

Cameron Young, the current Players champion, saw his odds increase across the board. He was in contention with McIlroy for a significant portion of the Masters. Young’s odds for all three remaining majors were 30-1 before Augusta, but have now changed to 22-1 for the next two and 25-1 for The Open. Justin Rose, who briefly led the Masters, has seen his odds rise to 35-1 for both the PGA Championship and the U.S. Open, while his odds for The Open remain at 30-1.

Before the Masters, DraftKings presented a To Win a Major special market, which McIlroy successfully capitalized on at +170 on Masters Sunday. Scheffler was listed at -150, while DeChambeau and Rahm were at +260, being the only other golfers with odds shorter than +500 to win a major in 2026.

Additionally, sportsbooks have released their odds for the 2027 Masters, where Scheffler (+400) and McIlroy (+600) are the expected leaders, with no other player currently better than 12-1.

Odds by DraftKings Sportsbook and subject to change.