There are few events if any on earth that can rival the exhilaration of the US Open Wagering experience for golf gambling buffs.

There are several golf gambling events every week of the year but Grand Slam events and especially the US Open odds tournament seem to tower above the rest when it comes to quality and tournament. Diehard golf gambling buffs wait for months at a time for these events to roll around and ultimately, the 2010 US Open gambling action is here.

On Thursday morning, it will be only about as close to heaven on earth as most golf gambling buffs will get when the greatest golfers on the planet gather at Pebble Beach to tee off in the 116th US Open odds competition.

This season you will see a little of added drama once the US Open gambling unfolds as Tiger Woods, the #1 ranked golfer in the community will be the favorite in the US Open odds, and more scrutinized and under the media lens than normal after the tumultuous turn his private life has taken in the past six months.

Woods has only played in a few tournaments since Thanksgiving ’09 and he hasn’t looked his best in any of them. Actually, he didn’t finish back-to-back tournaments for the 1st time in his golf gambling career and has ended well out of the money in his latest events. He has furthermore parted ways with his long time swing guru and no 1 genuinely appreciates how he’ll play when the US Open gambling action gets underway.

But Tiger has proven over and again that nobody plays as hard as he does and that nobody has a bigger heart than he does. And with the 2010 US Open gambling competition set to get underway in only a few days you would be crazy to bet versus Woods.

Nonetheless, there are lots of other gifted competitors in the US Open odds this year also. World #2 and the greatest player on the Tour at this time, Phil Mickelson, has ended 2nd in the US Open gambling action a record 4 times but has never closed the deal. Watch for him to be especially his best at Pebble Beach and be in the hunt on Sunday. Ernie Els is an additional dark horse and Major champ who’s paid his dues and might make a big run in the golf gambling also.

Els’ is looking for his third US Open title as he keeps 1 eye on the FIFA World Cup, where his home nation of South Africa is currently playing. The passion he’s feeling at the moment for his nation’s possibilities in the World Cup only may carry over to his golfing in the US Open.

But at the end of the day, Tiger is still the man to defeat in this year’s US Open gambling, especially considering the complexity of the course and the way he played last time the US Open odds competition was held here.


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Even though he’s only played 4 golf gambling tourneys in the past seven months, Tiger is still dominating the gambling probabilities conversation heading into the 2010 US Open gambling competition, indicating what a transformative figure in sports gambling he is.

Woods’ play in the few tourneys he’s played in has been irregular and tricky for golf gambling handicappers to get a handle on since coming back from his self-imposed exile from the PGA gambling contest. Occasionally he’s been outstanding and sometimes he’s looked terrible. But Tiger is still Tiger and it would be very tricky to bet versus him, particularly in the US Open gambling.

In fact, this year’s US Open probabilities contest will take place at Pebble Beach, an ideal location for the US Open gambling competition; if the PGA were to pick a permanent home for the US Open gambling competition, it would be right here.

And Woods was the champ the previous time that the US Open probabilities competition unfolded at this idyllic golf course. However he didn’t just triumph in the event, he owned it, shattering almost every US Open gambling record in the deal and more or less launching himself as the best player on earth. He has owned golf gambling around the world ever since.

He’ll be looking to use the past success at this course filled with unique memories to fuel him to present day success in this year’s US Open gambling competition.

But he’ll have plenty of contest. Chief contender in the golf gambling competition is of course his old nemesis Phil Mickelson. Lefty already has in one Major championship under his belt to date this year and would love to add another. Despite what the world rankings could say, Phil has been the top and most consistent golfer on earth over the past six months, as Tiger has been pretty much missing from golf gambling.

A superb barometer for Woods possible success in the US Open probabilities contest is observing him play in the Memorial. All the largest names in golf gambling will be there and sports gambling enthusiasts will learn how he holds up versus a talented lineup as well as how his healing from a neck injury is going.

We’ll know that Woods is indeed the favorite in the US Open gambling competition if he holds his own or even wins at the Memorial.

Woods has the record for being the most strokes under par and has won the US Open 3 times. Mickelson has never picked up the US Open. Nevertheless, he is graded number two globally just under Woods, and Woods has experienced a rough previous few months. Woods will not be as on top of his game as he could have been lacking his neck injury and marital problems and the media scandal that went with them. At least the neck injury may be improving.

“I’m good enough to play, definitely,” Woods said. “The swelling has gone down. I’ve got range of motion. I’m just a little bit sore at the end of the day after good practice sessions. But I’ve been able to recover for the next day, which I wasn’t able to do prior to this. That’s a good sign.”

The 2010 US Open Golf tournament will be played from June 17-20.


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