Sunday's live coverage peaked with a 12.1/28 from 2:15-2:30 p.m. ET, around the time Tiger Woods was wrapping up his emotional victory.
The payout was the largest single golf ticket in William Hill U.S. history and the fourth seven-figure payout on a bet at the sportsbook.
Sunday's biggest sports' story, Tiger Woods winning his first Masters since 2005, didn't take place in the NBA. The Rockets' Chris Paul paid tribute to Woods with a special pair of PEs. He took the floor wearing his Jordan CP3.XII in team colors popped with tiger stripes along the medial sides as well as the shoe's outsole.
Along with CP3, two more of the League's superstar point guards wore notable kicks with Kyrie Irving breaking out a dope, cotton candy-like colorway of his Nike Kyrie 5 and Russell Westbrook coming through with his extra wild “What The” Jordan Why Not Zer0.2.
Following Tiger Woods' stunning win at the 2019 Masters, we look back at his first success at Augusta, which came in 1997.
After he won the Masters for a fifth time at Augusta National, we look at Tiger Woods' greatest moments.
There were about 5,000 people around the 18th hole at Augusta when Tiger Woods won The Masters. Many more fans will claim they were there, too.