 What is up everybody? Bradengadola here, Senior Managing Editor at NumberFire.com. We've got some props and matchups to target for the Masters at Vandal Sportsbook. Starting off I'm going with Tiger Woods to make the cut. The stats are pretty much right out with Tiger because we don't know exactly how healthy he is. However, all the reports, all the footage from the range are positive for Woods. Positive enough for him to make the cut at Augusta National. Woods, with my best estimation of what type of form he can show, is 60% likely to make the cut this week based on 10,000 simulations of the 2022 Masters. Nobody knows Augusta as well as Tiger does. He's got a definitely more than a semblance of a good swing. He's got some new shoes to help with his injury and his setup. Woods is teaming it up to compete. His only missed cut at Augusta came back in 1996 and through his various injuries, he's found a way to play the weekend here, play well here. There's enough reason to believe he'll do it again to bet on Tiger Woods to make the cut for the 2022 Masters. My second pick is going to be Corey Connors to win Group E. The four golfers in Group E all have the same odds. Bryson DeChambeau, Sam Burns, Louise Thason, and Corey Connors. It's a really good list, but I'm siding with Connors because Bryson DeChambeau historically struggled a bit at Augusta. He's got no top 20s and five starts. He's coming back from his own injury. His Tee Green game last week at the Blair Texas Open was actually really poor. Sam Burns has never played Augusta National before. We're getting weather concerns and delays. So that's going to give him even less lead-in time to get acclimated to Augusta National. I always love Louise Thason, but according to Data Golf, he ranks just a middling 41st in true strokes game from ball striking over the past six months. Meanwhile, Corey Connors is ninth. Connors also has recorded consecutive top 10s at Augusta and actually led the field in strokes game approach last year. My third pick is a head-to-head with Joaquin Neiman over Hideki Matsuyama. And the reason I'm betting against the defending Masters champion comes down to health. Hideki withdrew before the players' championship last month with a back injury, then also withdrew after the first round of the Valero Texas Open with a neck injury just this past week. Of course, we wouldn't take just anyone over a non-100% Hideki. And the case for Neiman is pretty easy to make for Augusta. Over the past six months, Neiman ranked sixth and Data Golf's true strokes game, Tee to Green, Hideki ranks 17th. To say the least, both are sub-par putters, not phenomenal putters, so we're getting a Tee to Green edge with Neiman, who also holds an edge in driving distance, which is a key stat for Augusta National. Neiman has just two starts here. 2018 he played as an amateur, T-40 last year, but a lot points to Neiman figuring out and playing well at Augusta historically. So I'm going to take that this week against Hideki. That'll do it for my master's picks. Best of luck this weekend.