Golf United States Open 2023 Outright Betting Picks
It’s time to open your golf betting apps because we have four of the best 2023 United States Open Championship betting tips for you this week. After looking at all the different US Open 2023 golf odds, here are our top 2023 US Open golf betting picks:
Scottie Scheffler to Win @ 7.50 (13/2)
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In many ways, it feels as though the entire 2022-23 PGA Tour season has been building toward this moment for Scottie Scheffler. Since winning his first major championship at the 2022 Masters Tournament, the American has been wildly consistent this year. From 16 events played this season, Scheffler has finished inside the top 12 all but once. Of these, he’s placed in the top five nine times, including the past four tournaments he’s entered.
The only accolade missing from Scheffler’s incredible season is winning a major. At the Master’s Tournament this year, the 26-year-old accounted well for himself but only managed a T10 finish. Most recently, at the PGA Championship in May, Scheffler came oh-so-close, placing T2 on the final day.
This major, it’s tough to see him not continuing his strong form and finally getting the job done in 2023. Considering that he came runner up here last year, runner up in the most recent major, and already has two titles to his name in 2023, we say all signs point towards Scheffler winning the US Open on Sunday.
Brooks Koepka to Win @ 11.00 (10/1)
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One of the big obstacles standing in Scottie Scheffler’s way is a man he doesn’t encounter much on the golf course in recent years – Brooks Koepka. The 33-year-old has been practicing his wares on the LIV Golf circuit for the past two years, and it seems to have done him some good. In the two major championships so far this season, Koepka has placed runner-up at the Masters Tournament and won the PGA Championship.
With two US Open crowns already to his name in 2017 and 2018, plus a runner-up placing in 2019, can Koepka make it a hat trick of victories this week? We say he has a good shot, and with a healthy return of 11.00 (10/1), the return feels lucrative enough to justify a wager. If there’s any man that can race away with this tournament and beat Scottie Scheffler to the finish line, it’s Brooks Koepka – just ask Hideki Matsuyama and Brian Harman, who he beat by four strokes in 2017, setting a course record of -16 along the way.
Scottie Scheffler go and win!!!