Shane Lowry looks a good each way bet for the Masters this week, having recorded inside the top 15 in four of his last five visits to Augusta. And if the putter heats up, anything is possible for the Offaly man. Lowry is making his 10th start at the Masters, one of only two Irish players in the field alongside his great pal and world No.2 Rory McIlroy. The 2019 Open champion may be without an individual win on tour since, but he is up to a career high 12th in the Official Golf World Rankings and has come close to major success in the last 12 months. Lowry has grown to love the Masters track and finished third behind McIlroy and winner Scottie Scheffler in 2022. He has also recorded a famous hole-in-one at the Masters - at the 16th in 2016. In his most recent start at the Valspar Championship, he topped the field in Strokes Gained: Off The Tee, and has consistently been among the PGA Tour leaders in Strokes Gained: Approach where he currently lies sixth in 2025. Those two stats are paramount at Augusta National and his ability scrambling around the greens is up there with anyone. The big question is over putting. But if that lights up, Lowry can win - make no mistake. Here's what you need to know... When does the Masters kick off? The 2025 Masters Tournament will tee off at Augusta National on Thursday, April 10. What's the schedule? The Masters will span four days, concluding on Sunday, April 13. The action is set to begin at 12.30pm UK time on the first two days and at 2pm over the weekend. Where can I watch it? Sky will be airing every day of The Masters 2025 live from Augusta on its dedicated Sky Sports Golf channel. What about tee times? Tee times will be updated once they are announced on Tuesday. What's Shane Lowry's track record at the Masters? Shane Lowry is making his 10th Masters start. He has top-25 finishes at Augusta National in four of the past five years, including T-3 in 2022. He has four top-12 finishes worldwide in 2025, including runner-up in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in February. In 2024, he competed in his first Tour Championship at East Lake, won a team event in New Orleans with Rory McIlroy, recorded sixth-place finishes in both the PGA Championship and The Open and represented Ireland in the Olympics. He also tied the major-championship record for lowest 18-hole score with his 62 in the third round of the PGA Championship last year. The 2019 Open champion at Royal Portrush has top-four finishes in all four major championships. What are the betting odds? Scottie Scheffler - 4/1. Rory McIlroy - 13/2. Jon Rahm - 14/1. Collin Morikawa, Ludvig Aberg - 16/1. Xander Schauffele - 18/1. Justin Thomas, Bryson Dechambeau - 20/1. Hideki Matsuyama, Joaquin Niemann - 25/1. Jordan Spieth, Brooks Koepka, Tommy Fleetwood - 30/1. Shane Lowry, Patrick Cantlay, Viktor Hovland - 35/1. Will Zalatoris, Russell Henley, Robert MacIntyre - 45/1. Min Woo Lee - 50/1. Akshay Bhatia, Cameron Smith - 55/1. Get the latest sports headlines straight to your inbox by signing up for free email alerts.