This time two years ago people were not sure if Tiger Woods would return to professional golf, let alone go into The Masters as one of the favourites.
But he's battled back from injury and has looked in great shape over the past year or so.
His runner-up finish at The Open last July was just a sign of things to come as he claimed The Tour Championship in the season-ending tournament on the PGA Tour.
He entered the first Major of the year priced around 14/1, just behind the likes of Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson and Justin Rose in the betting markets, and is strongly fancied to win his fifth green jacket come Sunday.
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And one punter was extremely confident of his chances and willing to put some serious cash on the line.
Somebody put a £65,000 bet on Woods to win The Masters which would return just under £1million.
The person placed the bet with William Hill US and, if Woods was to win, it would be the largest pay-out for a golf bet in the company's history, according to ESPN's David Purdum.
Back in his prime Augusta was a happy hunting ground for Woods but his last win at The Masters was back in 2005.
However, with his improved health and renewed confidence, it's fair to say it's his best chance in a long while to win here.
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