The Masters 2027

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The 2027 Masters is the one golf major with a live board, and it trades. Kalshi's board for the tournament turned $70,346 in a day, more than three times two weeks ago.

Scottie Scheffler leads at 16.5%, down six points from 22.5% on October 1, and about twice Rory McIlroy at 8.25%, with Jon Rahm third at 5.05%. Ludvig Aberg is 3.85% and Cameron Young 3.4%.

The favorites took little of the money. Of the five names at the top, Aberg was the busiest at $2,821, then Scheffler at $1,449; most of the day went to names further down the board.

Below the Masters board: the golfers priced to win any major in 2027, Scheffler's grand slam contract, and the 2027 Ryder Cup.

Left, the Masters board: Scheffler 16.5%, McIlroy 8.25%, Rahm 5.05%, then Aberg at 3.85%. Right, Kalshi's board on which golfers win any major in 2027. Each golfer there is priced on his own, so the legs do not sum to 100%: Scheffler 57.5%, McIlroy 43%, Aberg 27%, Rahm 26.5%. That board turned $4 today, so read it as marks.

The two favorites' Masters legs. Scheffler is 16.5% and took $1,449 today; McIlroy is 8.25% on $611. Together they hold about a quarter of the board, down from a third two weeks ago.

Scheffler to win the grand slam before 2028 is 6%, and it is the deepest golf position on the page: $181,521 of open interest, with $556 traded today. Beside it, the 2027 Ryder Cup: Team Europe 54%, Team USA 41.5%, a tie 5.5%, on $136, settling in September 2027.

  • Scheffler's lead. 16.5% against 8.25% for McIlroy, still two to one, but both are lower than two weeks ago. The gap is the number to follow through the winter.
  • Where the volume goes. The board turned $70,346 today, most of it away from the top five names.
  • The majors board has not opened. Scheffler is marked 57.5% to win a major in 2027 on $4 of volume. When it trades, it should line up with the Masters board.
  • The grand slam at 6%. $181,521 of open interest rides on Scheffler winning all four.
  • Settlement. The Masters board settles April 11, 2027; the Ryder Cup in September 2027.