Gary Woodland built on his second 36-hole major championship lead with a third-round 69 to hold the lead through three rounds at the 119th U.S. Open at Pebble Beach. He enters Sunday as the oddsmakers' co-favorite to win along with 2013 U.S. Open champion Justin Rose, who sits one stroke back at 10 under and remains paired with Woodland for the second straight day.
A pair of four-time major champions are next up on the odds board, each with plenty of work to do in order to win, though either could feasibly turn in the kind of performance required to chase Woodland and Rose down for the title. Back-to-back defending champion Brooks Koepka is still within striking distance and therefore has significantly better odds than Rory McIlroy, but both will likely need one of their lowest rounds of the week in order to contend to win.
Louis Oosthuizen, who four strokes back and tied for third at 7-under after 54 holes, is next up on the odds board before a big drop off to Chez Reavie and the rest of the field.
Check out the updated odds list below via Jeff Sherman of SuperBook in Las Vegas.
- Justin Rose: 7/4
- Gary Woodland: 7/4
- Brooks Koepka: 5-1
- Rory McIlroy: 10-1
- Louis Oosthuizen: 12-1
- Chez Reavie: 25-1
- Matt Kuchar: 60-1
- Jon Rahm: 100-1
- Henrik Stenson: 150-1
- Chesson Hadley: 200-1
- Graeme McDowell: 200-1
- Matt Wallace: 200-1
- Danny Willett: 200-1
