Plenty of ways to bet on the 2022 Open Championship, including top finishing position and head-to-head tournament match-ups. Open championship betting While we welcome the glorious arrival of legalized sports betting in the United States, there is an unfortunate upshot. (You know, aside from the onslaught of ensuing point-shaving scandals.) The Open Championship held a special place in gamblers' hearts thanks to the United Kingdom's laissez faire attitude towards wagering, for what better way to commemorate a pilgrimage to St. Andrews or Muirfield than walking straight from said hallowed grounds into a neighborhood gambling parlor. Just the way Old Tom intended.

Check out the updated leaderboard and the full live betting odds to win the Open Championship below: Tony Finau To Win (+5000) Brooke Henderson looks to be an interesting value play at the current prices, as the Canadian has won two events already this season. Her most recent victory came in the Evian Championship, while she also finished in a tie for seventh in the Women’s Open. Nasa Hataoka is another player that should be among the leading contenders this weekend, as she finished a staggering six shots clear when winning the event in 2021.

After 36 holes, the Northern Trust reduces the field to the low 70s and ties, but the BMW Championship and Tour Championship have no cut. The winner of the first two Playoffs events receives 2,000 points. British Open Odds: Betting Guide For 2023 Open Championship One thing to know: Few players are as good at grinding out a tough round than Cameron Smith. While he has yet to steal a major win, Smith can compete on the biggest stages, securing a win at the Players earlier this year and finishing in the top 10 at the Masters in four of the past five years. If things get truly baked out and St Andrews becomes a punishing links test, don't be surprised if Smith is the one powering through the field.

It is not Scheffler who leads the oddsboard at Sportsbook for the Open Championship but rather Rory McIlroy. The four-time major champion is listed at +1000 to raise the Claret Jug and continue his strong play this season as he has contended in each major championship and been victorious twice on the PGA Tour in 2021-22. More from sporting news After Rahm at 12-1 are Xander Schauffele and Tony Finau. Schauffele's WD from the Sentry Tournament of Champions due to a back injury seemed concerning for 2023, but he quelled those concerns with a T-3 finish at the AMEX thanks to a final-round 62. Outside of some daily soreness, Schauffele said afterward that he's feeling better and better each day. In seven trips to the Farmers, Schauffele's hometown event, he's been hot and cold, with a runner-up, a 25th, a 34th and four missed cuts.