Favorites For Us Open 2018
2018 US Open Betting Odds. Below you’ll find the complete odds for winning this year’s US Open from 5Dimes. We’ve included each golfer’s world rank, country, average points on tour this season, their current odds, how much those odds have changed since our last update, and our US Open probability to win, which is the percentage chance. Top 25 favorites to win 2018 U.S. Open By Michael Dixon With the 2018 U.S. Open right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to look at the field and see who has the best chance to win at.
- Favorites For Us Open 2018 Calendar
- Favorites For Us Open 2018 Schedule
- Favorites For Us Open 2018 Tennis
- Favorites For Us Open 2018 Standings
Favorites For Us Open 2018 Calendar
Shinnecock Hills proved to be brutally tough Thursday morning in the opening round of the 2018 U.S. Open, and a number players pegged as potential winners fell victim to the swirling winds and treacherous greens early in their rounds.
Favorites For Us Open 2018 Schedule
Jordan Spieth, Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson began their tournaments at the 10th hole, and the three golfers who have a combined 12 major championships were a combined 22-over par through 12 holes. Mickelson hit every one of his first eight fairways but still carded bogeys on four of his first seven holes. Spieth opened up at 3-over par in his first two holes, but holed the only birdie of the group through nine holes at the 18th. McIlroy, meanwhile, carded three double bogeys in his first 10 holes.
In the other featured group of the morning, Jason Day made the turn at 5-over par with a 40, then fell to 8-over with back-to-back bogeys at 13 and 14. Bubba Watson played a birdie-free opening 14 holes and carded two double-bogeys to drop to 7-over par, and defending champion Brooks Koepka fell to 5-over par after carding a birdie on his first hole of the day.
Favorites For Us Open 2018 Tennis
Favorites For Us Open 2018 Standings
With only two players under par at noon (Scott Piercy and Ian Poulter at 1-under), the U.S. Open is still anyone’s tournament – but don’t expect anyone to go on a birdie spree and surge up the leaderboard this weekend.