Cameron Young 2023 US Open Betting Guide: Odds, Picks & Predictions

by BettingPros Staff |
Jun 12, 2023

The U.S. Open comes to the Los Angeles Country Club this week for the first time ever, and to the city of Los Angeles for the first time since 1948, when Ben Hogan won at Riviera.

A fascinating and unfamiliar venue should make for an entertaining tournament. Los Angeles Country Clubâ€™s north course features five par-3s, and two of them are monsters. The 11th hole measures 290 yards, though it will play shorter since itâ€™s downhill. The 7th plays at 284 yards. Then thereâ€™s the tiny 15th, which is listed at 124 yards. It could play even shorter if the pin is in front, but itâ€™s a harrowing tee shot to a small, well-guarded green. Another hole that promises high entertainment value is the 6th, a reachable 330-yard par-4 with a blind tee shot over a tree.

LACC has wider fairways than a typical U.S. Open venue, but course management will be of the essence, as having the proper angle of attack on approach shots is critical. The course figures to play firm and fast, and its undulating greens will present a stern test.

Scottie Scheffler is the betting favorite, followed closely by reigning Masters champion Jon Rahm. Not far behind is Brooks Koepka, who won the PGA last month and leads the contingent of players from the LIV Tour.

And speaking of LIV, this will be the first major since the bombshell announcement of a planned merger between the LIV and PGA tours. The deal is a controversial one, and with a blended field of PGA Tour and LIV Tour players, merger talk will add to the intrigue of the event.

The 123rd U.S. Open should be a fun ride. Buckle up.

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Cameron Young 2023 U.S. Open Best Bets

Here is our betting outlook and picks for Cameron Young.

Cameron Young 2023 U.S. Open Betting Stats to Know

Best odds to win: +5000 (BetMGM)
World ranking: 17
Best U.S. Open finish: CUT
Last four U.S. Open finishes: DNP, CUT, CUT, CUT
Last four tournament finishes: 59, CUT, CUT, 57

Cameron Young 2023 U.S. Open Betting Outlook

After winning PGA Tour Rookie of the Year in 2022, Cameron Young has not been very good in his sophomore campaign. Young is carrying very poor form into an event where he has yet to see the weekend. The USGA is unforgiving to those who struggle with putting, making the U.S. Open the worst place to place a wager on the 189th-best putter on the PGA Tour.

Cameron Young 2023 U.S. Open Betting Advice

Even at 50-1, I will be shying away from the talented youngster until he shows anything to warrant a sliver of confidence for bettors.

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