Bryson DeChambeau is still looking to make his first cut at a major this season at Royal Birkdale, while Brooks Koepka hopes to build off a T-6 finish the last time the Open was held at this historic course.
Despite a missed cut at Shinnecock last month, Koepka has performed better in majors than his former LIV Golf counterpart (mainly thanks to a T-12 finish at Augusta in April). However, neither of them are exactly "sexy names" to stand in the winner's circle and hoist the claret jug next week.
Of course, counter opinions make the world go around — and that's precisely why oddsmakers have the jobs they do. So, let's see where Bryson and Brooks are lined up compared to the early favorites for the year's final major, where Scottie Scheffler is looking to repeat as champion and regain moment after missing his first cut in four years at the Scottish Open
Scottie Scheffler (+590)
Rory McIlroy (+750)
Despite a missed cut at Shinnecock last month, Koepka has performed better in majors than his former LIV Golf counterpart (mainly thanks to a T-12 finish at Augusta in April). However, neither of them are exactly "sexy names" to stand in the winner's circle and hoist the claret jug next week.
Of course, counter opinions make the world go around — and that's precisely why oddsmakers have the jobs they do. So, let's see where Bryson and Brooks are lined up compared to the early favorites for the year's final major, where Scottie Scheffler is looking to repeat as champion and regain moment after missing his first cut in four years at the Scottish Open
Scottie Scheffler (+590)
Rory McIlroy (+750)
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