PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Gary Woodland may have a slight edge over Justin Rose on the leaderboards lining Pebble Beach, but in the eyes of oddsmakers it’s a dead heat heading into the final round of the U.S. Open.
Woodland shot a 2-under 69 Saturday, and at 11 under he will carry a one-shot lead over Rose into the final round as he looks to win his first career major. The duo have a significant cushion over their next closest pursuers, with Brooks Koepka, Chez Reavie and Louis Oosthuizen all three shots behind Rose and four behind Woodland.
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The situation led the oddsmakers at the Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook to list Woodland and Rose both at 7/4 heading into the final round. Woodland started as an 80/1 longshot when odds first opened last month, while Rose opened at 16/1.
Koepka, who is looking to become the first player since 1905 to win this event three straight years, is next at 5/1 – the same odds he opened with following his PGA win in May.
Here’s a look at the full list of odds via Westgate on the contenders heading into what could be an exciting finale along the California coast:
7/4: Gary Woodland, Justin Rose
5/1: Brooks Koepka
10/1: Rory McIlroy
12/1: Louis Oosthuizen
25/1: Chez Reavie
60/1: Matt Kuchar
100/1: Jon Rahm
150/1: Henrik Stenson
200/1: Chesson Hadley, Graeme McDowell, Matt Wallace, Danny Willett, Adam Scott, Xander Schauffele
300/1: Dustin Johnson, Byeong-Hun An
100/1: Field (all other players)