US Open Golf 2010 Form Guide
When making a bet on the US Open for 2010 punters are well advised to check the form of all the top players heading to Pebble Beach for the second Major Championship of the season. Golf is of course a tough sport for punters to get involved with but one tip is to check out the form of the players in the build up to the tournament, who is heading to Pebble Beach with momentum?
Current Grand Slam Champions
- 2009 US Open - Lucas Glover
- 2009 Open Championship - Stewart Cink
- 2009 PGA Championship - YE Yang
- 2010 US Masters - Phil Mickelson
We have had one major already this season at that was of course the US Masters back at April in Augusta, it was won by Phil Mickelson who was simply sensational during the final round. Mickelson is the form player in the world at the moment there is no doubt about it, he has been hunting down Tiger Woods in the World Rankings and a win at Pebble Beach is sure to go along way to achieving that.
PGA Tour
On the PGA Tour there have been two winners from the UK in Rory Mcilroy and Justin Rose in recent weeks and both of them will head to the US Open full of belief and confidence of a big performance. Mcilroy has long been touted as a future star of the game and he proved that with a stunning 62 in the last round to win the Quail Hollow Championships in Charlotte. That round made the whole game sit up and take note of this young talent and he looks to have the game needed to win a major based on that win.
Lee Westwood has picked up his first PGA Tour title in 12 years with his win in the St Jude Classic at the weekend and he now goes into the US Open full of confidence after a terrific performance. His odds for the US Open Golf have been slashed as a result and there is no doubting that Westwood is the form player in the field assembled in California.
European Tour
One of the most impressive recent performances in Europe was that of Graeme McDowall who picked up the Wales Open at Celtic Manor to ignite his season before Pebble Beach. McDowall is an experienced player theses days so should not be overawed at the big events so could well prove great value for punters in the US Open Golf Odds. McDowall finished just ahead of young Rhys Davies at Celtic Manor who shot a stunning 62 to finish as runenr-up, he looks a real talent at the top level and will head to Pebble Beach to play his first US Open Golf tournament alongside the very best players in the world.
Luke Donald is another Brit heading to the US Open in some of the best form of his life after a good showing in the BMW Championships was followed by a win in the Madrid Masters recently. He has gone close in a couple of majors before and may have the experience needed to go along way in the game starting with Pebble Beach 2010.
