The U.S. Open is the third of golf betting’s major tournaments, which means a massive audience tuning in to watch and wager on the 2022 U.S. Open props from June 16-19.
US Open prop bets
Prop bets are alternative wagers, beyond the more common head-to-head matchups or standard U.S. Open odds. These props can focus on overall tournament results and happenings as well as player-specific prop bets. On tournament week, our golf betting analysts will make picks and predictions and prop and matchup picks on some of the most popular markets.
Nationality props
The U.S. Open is an international affair with the field made up of the best golfers from around the globe coming to compete at The Country Club. Nationality props segment players from different countries and regions together and allow you to bet on which one will have the best finish of that group, such as betting on the top American golfer or top European.
Winning nationality
| Result | bet365 | FanDuel | DraftKings |
|---|---|---|---|
| USA | -140 | -165 | -140 |
| European | +210 | +220 | +225 |
| Asia country | N/A | N/A | +1200 |
| Rest of world | +375 | +430 | N/A |
Odds as of Tuesday, June 14.
Top American player
These odds widget represents the best odds available for each betting market from regulated sportsbooks in your region.
Top Asian player
Top Australian player
Top British and Irish player
To Canadian player
Top Continental European player
Top English player
Top European player
Top Irish player
Top rest of world player
Top South African player
Top South Korean player
Will there be a hole-in-one?
The U.S. Open hole-in-one prop is a simple Yes/No wager: Will someone record a hole-in-one during the tournament?
| Result | bet365 | DraftKings | PointsBet | Caesars | BetMGM | Coolbet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | -150 | -140 | -130 | -120 | -143 | -128 |
| No | +110 | +105 | +100 | -120 | +115 | +105 |
Odds as of Tuesday, June 15.
Will there be a playoff?
The playoff prop is another Yes/No option, allowing you to bet on whether the U.S. Open will be decided in a playoff.
| Result | bet365 | Caesars | BetMGM | DraftKings | PointsBet | Coolbet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | +300 | +310 | +350 | +300 | +300 | +400 |
| No | -450 | -450 | -500 | -400 | -400 | -556 |
Odds as of Tuesday, June 15.
Wire-to-wire winner
The wire-to-wire winner prop is another Yes/No option, allowing you to bet on whether the U.S. Open at Brookline will be led by one golfer for the whole tournament.
| Result | FanDuel | DraftKings | BetMGM |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | +750 | +1400 | +1200 |
| No | -2400 | N/A | N/A |
Odds as of Tuesday, June 15.
Cut line props
U.S. Open bettors are able to wager on what the cut line for the U.S. Open with projected cut props will be as well as bet on odds for who will make the cut the U.S. Open.
See more U.S. Open cut line odds on our projected cut page.
US Open prop bets explained
Prop bets are just a segment of the U.S. Open odds, focused on specific golfer performance, overall field outcomes, and notable events throughout the tournament. The more common and popular prop bets available are “Will there be a hole-in-one?”, Over/Under on the cut line, and nationality of the tournament winner.
Where can I bet on US Open props?
The U.S. Open is the third Major of the PGA Tour season and brings in all the top golfers. Most betting sites will offer U.S. Open odds, but the best sites are safe, secure, and provide a wide range of banking options. Check out the best golf betting sites for the U.S. Open in your region.
Tips for betting US Open props
Whether you’re betting on golfers in the U.S. Open field or tournament markets, here are some tips for betting on U.S. Open props.
Current form
Nothing dictates the prop odds like current form. Oddsmakers look at the recent play of golfers, factoring in hot streaks and struggles, and that’s where you should start when it comes to betting props.
Course history
The term “horses for courses” is popular amongst golf bettors, recognizing which courses or course styles players routinely have success or struggles with. Dive past tournaments held in Brookline and see who was atop the leaderboard.
Watch the weather
Like any outdoor sporting event, the weather is going to have a huge influence on the outcome. Rain and cold can lengthen a course and make it play soft, while wind can cause havoc off the tee box. Study the forecast heading into Round 1 and throughout the tournament to get an idea of how the Country Club at Brookline will play.
Set a narrative
If you’re betting U.S. Open props along with other markets, like an outright winner or head-to-head matchups, you want to make sure you’re not betting against yourself and placing contradicting wagers. Set a narrative for the tournament, pegging which players will do well and which ones won’t, then bet accordingly with a thread connecting those U.S. Open bets.
Instant Replay: US Open prop bets
- Prop bets like “Will there be a hole-in-one?” and cutline Over/Under are among the most popular alternative odds.
- Major tournaments like the U.S. Open bring out a bigger menu of prop odds compared to regular PGA events.
- If you’re betting on U.S. Open props, be sure to check the weather forecast and looking into past course history to see which golfers shine at Brookline.
US Open props FAQs
U.S. Open props get released the weekend before the tournament and more are added as Round 1 draws closer.
U.S. Open props pay out depending on when they are graded. Round-by-Round props pay out at the end of each round while tournament-long props pay out at the conclusion of the U.S. Open. Some specific event props, like the hole-in-one prop, can pay out as soon as they occur.
The U.S. Open has a long list of betting props, such as “Will there be a hole-in-one?”, cutline Over/Under and the nationality of the tournament winner.
