Abraham Ancer The Masters 2022 Odds, History & Predictions

The Valero Texas Open was the final stop on the 2022 PGA Tour before The Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia.

Legacies are made at Augusta, and there are few things as meaningful in the golf world as taking home a green jacket.

So naturally, FanDuel Sportsbook already has tons of odds and prop bets available for The Masters in 2022.

Abraham Ancer Masters Odds

Abraham Ancer has +8000 odds to win The Masters in 2022. That has him tied for 34th in the entire field.

Has Abraham Ancer Ever Won The Masters?

Abraham Ancer has never won The Masters. His best finish came in 2020 when he finished T-13.

Abraham Ancer Masters Prop Bets

As for finishing position, Ancer is +125 to finish top-30, +250 to finish top-20, +600 to finish top-10 and +1400 to finish top-five.

Abraham Ancer Masters History

Abraham Ancer has played in The Masters two times, making the cut in both appearances. That includes finishing at least T-26th both times.

Ancer's best single-round score in The Masters was a 67 in Round 2 in 2020. He also shot 69 or below in the first three rounds in 2020, when he finished with a personal best of 280 across four rounds.

Ancer has $295,550 in career Masters winnings.

Abraham Ancer Masters Prediction & Pick

Although Ancer has been impressive in his two previous Masters appearances, he hasn't exactly been lighting the world on fire this season.

Although he's entered 11 events on the 2022 PGA TOUR so far, Ancer only has three top-25 finishes. At the same time, he's finished 33rd or worse in his other eight outings, which includes failing to make the cut three teams.

Nevertheless, Ancer does have a bit of momentum on his side. After seven consecutive non-top-25 outings, the 31-year-old placed T-5 at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play less than two weeks ago. If he can continue to ride that momentum, he could do some damage at the Augusta National.

Erring on the side of caution due to recent play, an Abraham Ancer top-30 finish (+125) at the 2022 Masters seems like the best bet.

Devon Platana is not a FanDuel employee. The views expressed in his articles are the author's alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of FanDuel.