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Rot Odds To Win US Open 2024 Moneyline
1001 Jon Rahm     +900
1002 Scottie Scheffler     +800
1003 Rory McIlroy     +1000
1004 Brooks Koepka     +1600
1005 Xander Schauffele     +1800
1006 Patrick Cantlay     +1800
1007 Viktor Hovland     +1000
1008 Cameron Smith     +2000
1009 Collin Morikawa     +2200
1010 Jordan Spieth     +2500
1011 Justin Thomas     +2800
1012 Tony Finau     +4000
1013 Dustin Johnson     +3300
1014 Jason Day     +3300
1015 Matt Fitzpatrick     +3300
1016 Tyrrell Hatton     +3300
1017 Tom Kim     +4000
1018 Hideki Matsuyama     +4000
1019 Rickie Fowler     +3500
1020 Tommy Fleetwood     +4000
1021 Sungjae Im     +4000
1022 Max Homa     +4000
1023 Cameron Young     +4000
1024 Sam Burns     +5000
1025 Wyndham Clark     +5000
1026 Bryson DeChambeau     +2800
1027 Corey Conners     +5500
1028 Shane Lowry     +5500
1029 Justin Rose     +6600
1030 Sahith Theegala     +6600
1031 Min Woo Lee     +6600
1032 Patrick Reed     +8000
1033 Keegan Bradley     +8000
1034 Adam Scott     +8000
1035 Si Woo Kim     +8000
1036 Michael Thorbjornsen     +12500
1037 Gordon Sargent     +10000
1038 Justin Suh     +12500
1039 Eric Cole     +10000
1040 Austin Eckroat     +12500
1041 Nick Taylor     +10000
1042 Harris English     +11000
1043 Keith Mitchell     +11000
1044 Abraham Ancer     +12500
1045 Gary Woodland     +10000
1046 Joaquin Niemann     +11000
1047 Brian Harman     +8000
1048 Sepp Straka     +12500
1049 Adam Hadwin     +12500
1050 Aaron Wise     +12500
1051 Mito Pereira     +12500
1052 Ryan Fox     +10000
1053 Russell Henley     +12500
1054 Denny McCarthy     +12500
1055 Billy Horschel     +12500
1056 Taylor Moore     +12500
1057 Seamus Power     +12500
1058 Sam Stevens     +12500
1059 Sergio Garcia     +12500
1060 Thomas Pieters     +15000
1061 Tom Hoge     +15000
1062 Mackenzie Hughes     +15000
1063 JT Poston     +15000
1064 Aaron Rai     +15000
1065 Jordan Smith     +15000
1066 Victor Perez     +15000
1067 Joel Dahmen     +15000
1068 Patrick Rodgers     +15000
1069 Cameron Davis     +15000
1070 Phil Mickelson     +15000
1071 Emiliano Grillo     +15000
1072 Kyoung-Hoon Lee     +15000
1073 Andrew Putnam     +20000
1074 Kurt Kitayama     +20000
1075 Sebastian Munoz     +20000
1076 Kevin Streelman     +25000
1077 Danny Willett     +25000
1078 Padraig Harrington     +25000
1079 Pablo Larrazabal     +25000
1080 Carlos Ortiz     +30000
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US Open Odds & Lines

The U.S. Open, short for the United States Open Championship, is one of the most prominent tournaments. In fact, it is among the four majors alongside The US Masters, PGA Championship and Open Championship. The U.S. Open began in 1895 under the supervision of the United States Golf Association.

The event moved to 72 holes of play in 1898 and has stuck to the format. The U.S. Open is also open to professionals and amateurs. Golfers must win certain tournaments to become eligible.

Several events have the same host every year. For example, The Masters always takes place at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. The U.S. Open does not have a permanent host, switching venues almost every year. The Los Angeles Country Club will host the U.S. Open in 2023, followed by Pinehurst Resort & C.C. in 2024.

Starting in 2019, the PGA Championship is annually played on the weekend before Memorial Day. This makes the US Open the third major of the season. It is played in June with the final day of play usually falling on Father’s Day, which is the third Sunday of June.

How Do US Open Odds Work?

U.S. Open odds work like most golf tournaments. BetUS offers future bets with a wide variety of options to select the winner of the tournament. Since the event features 156 golfers, each player’s odds are quite high.

For example, Jon Rahm is the current favorite to win the U.S. Open and his odds sit at +800. Of course, predicting the winner can lead to a nice payday, but picking the correct winner among 156 participants is easier said than done.

Prop/special bets are also offered for the U.S. Open. Instead of predicting the winner, this typically focuses on an event taking place. Bettors can predict if there will be a hole-in-one, albatross, playoff or wire-to-wire winner. The list goes on.

Another option is picking the over/under for how many golfers will finish under par. Prop bets can be easier in large golf tournaments. The odds are also shorter, which decreases potential winnings.

It is also important to know how U.S. Open odds work. For Rahm at +800, a $100 bet would yield $800 in profit. The lower the number, the more the player is favored. For example, Rahm (+800) is given a better chance to win than Tigers Woods at +6500.

Future bets for golf Odds exclusively feature positive odds. There are far too many players in events to give one participant negative odds.

For props, you will see negative and positive odds. An albatross prop will offer a YES/NO choice. No could be -1000 with Yes at +2000. For the -1000, a $1,000 bet is required for a $100 profit.

Various betting strategies can be used for U.S. Open future or prop bets. We can research which golfers have a good history with the tournament. Following the PGA Tour and knowing which golfers are hot is another big help.

Popular US Open Bets

Futures are usually the most popular bet for major tournaments. Predicting who wins the U.S. Open is a simple bet that can yield good profit. For most sport bets, futures are among the most popular wagers.

Some avoid golf futures Odds, as predicting one winner in a field with over 100 participants is difficult. Prop bets can be a more intriguing option with a higher likelihood of winning. For props, hole-in-ones and wire-to-wire winners are quite popular.

Hole-in-ones occur often. In fact, about 30 to 35 hole-in-ones occur every season. Hitting this bet is not a stretch. Predicting a wire-to-wire winner is far more unlikely. The U.S. Open has had seven wire-to-wire winners. Martin Kaymer was the most recent in 2014.

US Open Important Players

According to U.S. Open lines, Rahm, McIlory and Scottie Scheffler are the three favorites for the 2023 tournament. Rahm is in first for the PGA Money List and FedExCup rankings with four wins and eight top-10 finishes. Scheffler has two wins and eight top-10 finishes. He is also in second place in the FedExCup rankings. After winning the PGA Tour last season, McIlroy is off to a slow start with one win and three top-10 finishes.

Koepka has the most success among active players at the U.S. Open with wins in 2017 and 2018. McIlroy won it in 2011, Rahm was the victor in 2021 and Matt Fitzpatrick came out on top in 2022.

HOW TO BET ON THE US OPEN

Developing betting strategies can be a huge help in aiding your chances to win big. Every event has its own unique challenges, meaning each golf tournament should have its own strategies. Looking at each golfer’s history with a tournament can be helpful. For example, Brooks Koepka won the U.S. Open in 2017 and 2018.

Following the PGA Tour is a big key. Knowing which golfers are playing poorly or well should have a major influence on bets, especially for futures. Players atop the PGA Money List and FedExCup rankings are usually among the favorites for major tournaments. They have consistently performed well with top-10 finishes and tournament wins. Rahm and Scottie Scheffler hold the first and second spots in the FedExCup rankings by a wide margin.

For the U.S. Open, how golfers are trending should hold more influence than their history with the tournament. Of course, this varies with each event. The Masters always takes place at the same course, so if a player is consistent there, that is a reliable bet. Along with the PGA Championship, the U.S. Open consistently changes sites. Since 2010, Pebble Beach Golf Links in California is the only course to host the U.S. Open twice.

The weather is another factor for U.S. Open betting. For example, windy weather is something to consider. Players from the United Kingdom are known for playing well in the wind. If the U.S. Open will feature strong winds, players like Rory McIlroy and Tommy Fleetwood could become enticing options.

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US OPEN FAQs

BetUS offers a wide variety of odds, giving bettors a great chance to win big. Many golfers have odds available for winning the U.S. Open. Plus, plenty of prop bets are available for the major tournament.
BetUS Sportsbook makes betting on the U.S. Open easy. Click on the sportsbook at the top of the BetUS page. Then, hit the golf dropdown and select U.S. Open.
Jon Rahm is the favorite to with the U.S. Open. He is first in the FedExCup rankings with four wins and eight top-10 finishes this season.
U.S. Open odds work like most golf tournaments. For futures, the lowest number is the favorite. For props, the negative line is the favored pick. A $100 wager on Rahm at +800 to win the US Open would yield an $800 profit. Let’s say an albatross not occurring is -1000. In this scenario, a $1,000 wager is required for a $100 profit.

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