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Published: June 15, 2009
The 2009 PGA US Open Golf Tournament is set to go with the first round scheduled for Thursday June 18th from The Black Course in Farmingdale, New York. The 2008 US Open Champion Tiger Woods will vie for his first Golf Major in 2009. Odds have been set for the US Open Golf Championship.
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Tiger Woods has been set as a +175 favorite to win The US Open. Tiger Woods is coming off a come from behind victory at the Memorial two weeks ago. Tiger was dominant in his final round performance shooting a 65. Woods has been practicing on the Bethpage Black Course since last Monday immediately following his win at the Memorial and is very determined to win this Major. Woods has 6 top 10 finishes and 2 wins in 7 events this year on tour. Woods has a win at the Bethpage Black course 7 years ago.
Phil Mickelson is listed as the second favorite at +800 to win the US Open. Mickelson returned to tour last week since missing a month to care for his ailing wife who was diagnosed with breast cancer. Mickelson finished tied for 59th at St Jude at 1 over par. Lefty in 11 events this season has 2 wins with 5 top 10 finishes. Phil Mickelson’s last Golf Major was his win at The Masters in 2006. Mickelson finished 5th at this years Masters.
Geoff Ogilvy is +1400 to win the US Open. Ogilvy is coming off a 10th place finish at The Memorial two weeks ago. The Australian has 4 top 10 finishes on tour this season with a win at the Mercedes-Benz Championships. Ogilvy lone Major victory came in the 2006 US Open. Ogilvy is first on the money list in 2009 and is a live longshot to post his second ever Major victory.
Padraig Harrington has been lined in the betting for the US Open at +1500. Harrington has struggled on tour having missed the cut in 3 of his past 4 events on tour. Harrington’s best finish was an 11th place finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational back in late March. Harrington took home two Major championships in 2008 winning the British Open and the PGA Championship. Harrington’s 2009 season has not been up good this season as the native of Dublin, Ireland ranks 105th on the money list and 119th in scoring average.
Sergio Garcia is lined at +2800 to win the US Open. Sergio Garcia is still looking for his first major victory. The 29 year old from Castellon, Spain has had a rough go in 2009 missing 5 cuts in 8 events. Garcia in 2002 at Bethpage Black Course finished 4th at the US Open after shooting an opening round of 68. Garcia missed the cut at the 2009 Masters and had a second place finish at the PGA Championship in 2008.
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One Comment on "The 2009 US Open PGA Golf and Tigers Woods Betting Odds Preview"
Paul from GrandNational (1 comments.) on Mon, 22nd Jun 2009 11:27 am
It already looks like Tiger has blown this one, the course took a huge beating by the weather which would explain some performances by the top players.