What are the odds for the 2022 US Open?
Four-time major champion Rory McIlroy won last week's RBC Canadian Open and is the 10-1 favorite in Caesars Sportsbook's latest 2022 U.S. Open odds. Thomas, the 2022 PGA champion, is right on his heels at 11-1, and Scheffler (12-1), Rahm (14-1) and Cameron Smith (18-1) are also top 2022 U.S. Open golf contenders.
What are Jon Rahm’s odds to win the US Open?
Jon Rahm remains the favorite, sitting at +375, and Xander Schauffele is the +750 co-second choice, with BetMGM having sizable liabilities to both golfers. UPDATE 12:30 A.M. ET FRIDAY: Pre-tournament, Jon Rahm closed as the +900 favorite at BetMGM Nevada, and he remained atop the U.S. Open odds board as he barely beat the setting sun in Round 1.
Is Rory McIlroy the favorite for the 2022 US Open?
After his statement win in Canada Rory McIlroy is the clear favorite heading into 2022’s third major, the 122nd U.S. Open at The Country Club in Brookline. The chaotic week that was has finally come to a conclusion and that means it’s time to turn the focus toward the 2022 U.S. Open.
What are Justin Thomas’ odds to win back-to-back majors?
Scottie Scheffler follows just behind along with Jon Rahm who has seen his odds to win cut from +1500 to +1200. Meanwhile, Justin Thomas, who did just about everything he possibly could have done to win the RBC Canadian Open if not for an unworldly performance by McIlroy, can be found at +1400 to win back-to-back majors.
Who won the US Open in 2020?
US Open Golf betting history. DeChambeau was the 2020 winner, cashing in for his backers at a solid +2,200. His odds to win this year are slightly better but still outside of the Top 5 favorites. Let's take a look at some recent U.S. Open champions and their closing odds to win according to SportsOddsHistory.com: Year.
Who is good for the Superbook?
In fact, many names in the hunt are good for The SuperBook, including Henley and Hughes. Among those The SuperBook hopes to dodge Sunday at Torrey Pines are Matthew Wolff (+2,200), Xander Schauffele (+2,000) and Collin Morikawa (+2,500), with Wolff three shots back at 2-under 211, and Schauffele and Morikawa at 212.
How many holes did Rahm finish in the final?
Over the final nine holes, while some of the best players in the world completely fell apart, Rahm and Oosthuizen kept their composure. But Rahm put the hammer down with a birdie-birdie finish to take a one-stroke lead, while Oosthuizen still had four holes to finish.
Who is the leader in the money count at the Superbook?
So it's not really surprising that Rahm leads the money count at The SuperBook. But the ticket-count leader is PGA Championship winner Phil Mickelson, as he's moved from +15,000 (150/1) to +6,000 in the U.S. Open futures odds market. "Everyone loves Phil.
