2009 US Open Odds (Updated for Sunday)
With Ricky Barnes leading the way at the 2009 US Open heading into what would normally by the final round, 2009 US Open odds have been updated at Sportsinteraction.com.
Interestingly enough it is not Ricky Barnes who was listed as the favorite heading into Sunday but rather Mike Weir, who was three down, but also the most prominent of the top three. Weir would pay out $325 for every $100 bet with a win.
Ricky Barnes, meanwhile, would pay out the same amount as Tiger Woods - $1000 for every $100 bet.
"That's a steal considering what Barnes had accomplished on Saturday," states Don Shapiro of Gambling911.com. Barnes set an all time record by ending the second round with a 36-hole total of 8-under-par 132.
Barnes took over the lead from Lucas Glover, who was now in 2nd place and promised a payout of $400 for every $100 bet.
But one of the two highly touted favorites to win the 2009 US Open heading into the tournament is still in the thick of things: That being Phil Mickelson. He's only down tied in 12th position compared to Tiger Woods in 34th. Mickelson would pay out $900 for every $100 bet.
2009 US Open odds, updated for Sunday, appear below and are courtesy of Sportsinteraction.com.
Mike Weir +325
Lucas Glover +400
Phil Mickelson +900
Tiger Woods +1000
Ricky Barnes +1000
Sean OHair +1100
Lee Westwood +1200
Steve Stricker +1800
Sergio Garcia +1800
Ross Fisher +2500
Hunter Mahan +2700
David Duval +3500
Todd Hamilton +3500
Peter Hanson +3600
Geoff Ogilvy +4000
Jim Furyk +4000
Retief Goosen +4000
Graeme McDowell +4500
Soren Hansen +6600
Azuma Yano +8000
Stephen Ames +8000
Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher
