U.S. Open week is officially underway as Pinehurst No. 2 gears up to host the third major championship of the season.
The U.S. Open odds continue to shift and World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is at the forefront of it all. We break down the key golf odds movement below.
2024 U.S. Open odds
2024 U.S. Open odds analysis
As Scottie Scheffler (+300) continues to pile up victories, his odds at the majors continue to push the limits of recent history. He's as short as +275 this week after closing at +450 at the PGA Championship.
Below him, Xander Schauffele and Collin Morikawa are on the rise and Jon Rahm is falling after some lackluster performances and an injury that led to a withdrawal at LIV Golf Houston. Rory McIlroy remains the No. 2 option behind Scheffler.
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Scottie Scheffler odds
Though his position in the No. 1 spot has been solidified for many months, Scottie Scheffler's odds have seen some movement over recent weeks. It looked like he'd settle in the +350 to +400 range but a win at the Memorial has those odds shortening even further.
Most major outlets have him in the +300 to +330 range following his fifth win in eight starts but Caesars has the World No. 1 as short as +275 as of early Monday afternoon. The best price of +335 can be found at BetRivers.
Rory McIlroy odds
A subpar weekend in the tough Muirfield Village conditions shouldn't take away from an otherwise excellent stretch of golf for the World No. 3. He's just a few weeks removed from back-to-back wins at the Zurich Classic and Wells Fargo and has gone T12, T4, and T15 in three starts since.
That form has him No. 2 on the board with odds no shorter than 10/1 (FanDuel, DraftKings) and no longer than 12/1 (BetMGM).
Xander Schauffele odds
Xander Schauffele took a well-deserved two-week break following his first major championship win at the PGA Championship and returned with a personal-best T8 finish at Muirfield Village over the weekend.
He's running third on the board with most books hanging 11/1 or 12/1 odds to win back-to-back major championships. He's as short as 10/1 at Caesars but that's as far as this price will go.
Collin Morikawa odds
Collin Morikawa is perhaps the most notable mover of the week. He was as long as 25/1 to start the year and 21/1 just a few days ago but is now as short as 14/1 at Pinehurst after another excellent result at the Memorial.
The two-time major champ has been inconsistent if not totally out of form for the least 18-24 months but that's quickly changed. A T3 finish at the Masters followed by this more recent run of finishing T4 at Valhalla, fourth at Colonial, and solo-second at Memorial has him right back in contention for a third major title.
Tiger Woods odds
While Tiger Woods made the cut at Augusta, he also lost strokes putting, on approach, and off the tee. He finished dead last of those who made the cut then went on to miss the cut at the PGA Championship.
He hasn't played the U.S. Open since 2020 and has made the cut just once in four starts since 2015. All that to say: those +20,000 outright odds aren't treating Tiger as a threat and neither should you.
