As the 123rd U.S. Open gets set to tee off this week from Los Angeles Country Club, FrontPageBets takes a look at the favorites to win the year’s third major.
All eyes in the golfing world turn to the West Coast for the 123rd U.S. Open, which tees off this week for the first time at Los Angeles Country Club.
World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is the consensus, odds-on favorite to win the U.S. Open, according to all four major sportsbooks. Scheffler opens the week with +650 odds at Caesars, +700 at DraftKings and BetMGM and +750 at FanDuel. Since the T10 at Augusta National, Scheffler has finished T11, T5, T2, T3 and solo third in his last five tournaments. It’s no wonder he’s the top golfer in the world.
After winning at Augusta in April, Rahm has played in just four events. He finished T15 at RBC Heritage in Hilton Head just days after the green jacket and then solo second at the Mexico Open two weeks later. The Spaniard struggled at the PGA Championship with at T50 finish, but turned around with a top-20 at the Memorial Tournament two weeks ago.
Koepka is fresh off his fifth major championship, winning the PGA at Oak Hill last month. The LIV golfer is currently ranked 13th in the OWGR. Koepka is +1100 to win his third U.S. Open.
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