The bookmakers have reduced the contenders to win the 2019 Masters Tournament down to four players with their latest odds.
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Betcoza have bunched the final grouping and added Brooks Koepka, three back after a Saturday 69, as the four world stars set to challenge for the Green Jacket.
Molinari set the 54-hole tally at -13 with Tiger Woods and Tony Finau closest at two back.
There may be as many as 10 players – including Dustin Johnson, Louis Oosthuizen and Ian Poulter, within five shots of the lead but only four players have odds inside 24-1.
Francesco Molinari @ 1.75/1
Without a bogey since Thursday’s 11th hole, is the man to beat as the enters with a two-shot lead.
Tiger Woods @ 3.5-1
The four-time Green Jacket winner is looking for his first win here since 2014 and sent the crowd into overdrive with his play down the back nine on Saturday.
Brooks Koepka @ 6-1
Missed a good chance on 18 to join Finau and Woods at -11. Current holder of two Majors is chasing his own Brooks-slam. ‘I’m pretty comfortable being up there on the leaderboard in a major come Sunday,’ Koepka said. ‘So I enjoy it. It’s fun. Getting definitely more comfortable with it as every major goes by. But I feel good and I like my chances (Sunday).’
Tony Finau @ 6.5-1
Not overawed by the size of the task, the American rattled off a number of birdies en route to a 64 which had him on top for much of the third round.
He will now attempt play alongside and beat his idol Tiger Woods. ‘He is a huge, huge inspiration and influence on me, and that ’97 Masters meant a lot. It was the first golf tournament I ever watched.’
Sunday’s final round is a long time coming. ‘Something I’ve dreamed of for a long time,’ he said.
Best of the rest:
World No 2 Dustin Johnson is backed at 25-1 as is Ian Poulter, who shot 68 playing in the same pair as Tiger on Saturday.
Louis Oosthuizen battled through a frustrating round and is now five back. He is given 40-1 odds with Justin Harding, also at -8, priced at 100-1
