Sky Bet, Betfair, Paddy Power and BoyleSports are all paying double-digit places on each-way bets at the Masters.
Beginning on Thursday, the sport's most recognisable major is also its most elite, meaning a small field which does include plenty of veteran Masters champions without a realistic chance to compete.
That makes it arguably the best betting event of the season, a fact underlined by the now standard battle between firms as they seek to provide the best offers and each-way terms for punters.
Sky Bet are at the head of the pack this time with 11 places, emulating their US Open offer. Paddy Power, Betfair Sportsbook and BoyleSports all pay down to 10th, with William Hill paying to ninth and Betfred eighth.
You can get the latest live Masters prices and compare odds between bookmakers via Oddschecker.
And if you're having trouble sifting through the field, click the below image for Ben Coley's take on every player plus their course form.