Make Smarter 2024 US Open Bets

The 124th U.S. Open, golf’s third major of the season, heads back to Pinehurstry Club in North Carolina where Wyndham Clark looks to defend his title.

Peter Clarke - Senior Editor at Covers.com
Peter Clarke • Senior Editor
Jun 5, 2024 • 08:06 ET • 3 min read
Wyndham Clark poses with the championship trophy after winning the U.S. Open golf tournament at Los Angeles Country Club.
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The United States Open Championship is the PGA Tour’s third major championship of the golf season. It traditionally takes place over Father’s Day weekend, and this year's event is shaping up to be a classic.

Time and place

  • Date: June 13-16, 2024
  • Course: Pinehurst
  • Defending champ: Wyndham Clark

Picks and predictions

Majors bring in plenty of bettors, and oddsmakers cook up a variety of markets to bet on. Covers has pre-tournament U.S. Open picks and predictions, showing our best bets before Round 1 tees off, as well as updated picks for each day of the tournament, including U.S. Open sleeper picks. 

US Open odds

The U.S. Open odds board has World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler way out in front at +350.

US Open props

Betting on a PGA Tour major wouldn’t be complete if you could only just pick the winner. Oddsmakers will offer all kinds of fun U.S. Open props to wager on, such as head-to-head odds, scoring props, and more.

US Open cut line

The U.S. Open cut rule states that the top 60 players, including ties, advance from the first two rounds to Rounds 3 & 4. The 2023 cut was +2. Oddsmakers will also set a projected cut line for bettors to wager the Over or the Under on before the tournament.

US Open leaderboard

If you’re keeping an eye on U.S. Open futures or looking ahead to your next golf bet, watch the U.S. Open leaderboard in each round of the tournament. 

US Open tee times

U.S. Open tee times are usually announced the day prior to the tournament, so bettors can expect to see a Round 1 schedule sometime on June 13.

TV schedule and streaming

TV viewers in the U.S. can watch the U.S. Open on NBC, Peacock, and the Golf Channel starting on June 13. Golf fans in Canada can watch or stream the tournament on TSN. 

How to bet on golf

Major tournaments like the U.S. Open bring out plenty of new bettors looking to wager on golf for the first time. Let us teach you how to bet on golf with some betting basics and tips for tackling the PGA’s toughest tournaments.

Where to bet on golf

Golf betting is booming, with the popularity of the sport spawning fun and unique ways to wagers and the PGA Tour schedule providing year-round action. Where you bet on golf is just as important as what you bet, and we review the best golf betting sites available to you.

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Senior Editor

Peter Clarke has been in the digital media business for 14 years after obtaining his journalism degree from the University of King's College in Halifax, N.S. He learned his trade during his time at The Chronicle Herald and Saltwire Network, where he spent nearly a decade editing and making digital content.

These days, Peter is all about keeping bettors in the loop about the biggest sports betting events, like the Super Bowl and March Madness. He's also always on top of the latest promo offers from the biggest sportsbooks so he can share the best deals straight with you.

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