2014 U.S. Open - Vegas Odds, Free Picks, + Tee Times

The 2014 U.S. Open will be very interesting because it's the first time ever that both the men's and women's championships will be contested on the same venue. And if there is a venue capable of doing so, it's Pinehurst. The famed Pinehurst No.2 in North Carolina will host the U.S. Open for the third time since 1999, last hosting the tournament in 2005. There will be about a month separating the two U.S. Open championships, but it is still something to be talked about in terms of the historical significance.

The U.S. Open at Pinehurst has produced some of the most dramatic finishes in the history of the championship. First round action at the 2014 U.S. Open will get underway on Thursday, June 12th, and conclude on Sunday, June 15th. This will no doubt be the toughest challenge all year for the players. It will be the short game that could be tested the most, with the difficulty of the greens and the false fronts that can be found on nearly every hole.

There will be plenty of 2014 U.S. Open coverage during the days of the tournament. ESPN and NBC will share in the action Thursday and Friday, with NBC then taking it home the rest of the way. 'Live From' The U.S. Open can be seen nightly during U.S. Open week on Golf Channel as well for additional coverage.

Live Network Television Coverage:

Thursday: 9am - 3pm ET 3pm - 5pm ET 5pm - 6pm ET 6pm - 7pm ET
Friday: 9am - 3pm ET 3pm - 5pm ET 5pm - 7pm ET
Saturday: 12pm - 7:30pm ET
Sunday: 12pm - 7:30pm ET

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Pinehurst No.2, Pinehurst, North Carolina

Located in North Carolina, the massive Pinehurst Resort operates eight separate courses. The No. 2 course, however, is the only one known throughout the world of golf. It opened more than a century ago and was designed by Scottish architect Donald Ross.

Stretching 7,495 yards from the pro tees, this par-70 is home to the 2014 U.S. Open. The Open is recognized throughout the U.S. and Europe, and is only open to golfers who meet specific qualifications. In 2013, Justin Rose took home first place. Webb Simpson and Rory McIlroy won in 2012 and 2011, respectively; Tiger Woods boasts three Open victories throughout his career and is more than likely to be favored whenever the golf betting lines are released for this event.

The Carolinian aesthetic is easy to fall prey to given the challenging, long holes at Pinehurst No. 2 with their sweeping greens and deep bunkers. The deadly 17th is a par-3 that plays 190 yards. The green is protected by five bunkers and, even if golfers avoid a wayward long iron from the tee, the ball is likely to get stuck in one of the green's two swales.

Vegas Odds For 2014 U.S. Open

With the 2014 U.S. Open being one of the most sought after Major Championship events on the PGA schedule this year there are sure to be numerous betting lines come out during this week. Everything from hole-in-one props down to the odds to win the 2014 U.S. Open (shown below) will be available leading up to the start of the event, but the action will not end when the ball hits the tee on Thursday. Golf betting sites will offer revised U.S. Open Championship odds between rounds and we've even set this page up to display live betting lines (when available) from our leading PGA sportsbook, Bovada; this would also be a great site to turn to for in-round, live golf wagering as well.

More U.S. Open Odds at Bovada: Matchups / 2 + 3-Ball / Props / In-Play

U.S. Open Championship Pre-Tournament Lines - odds found at Bovada on 6/9/2014
Rory McIlroy 10/1 Adam Scott 12/1 Phil Mickelson 14/1 Bubba Watson 18/1 Henrik Stenson 25/1 Jordan Spieth 25/1 Justin Rose 25/1 Matt Kuchar 25/1 Jason Day 28/1 Dustin Johnson 33/1 Lee Westwood 33/1 Luke Donald 33/1 Sergio Garcia 33/1 Graeme McDowell 40/1 Hideki Matsuyama 40/1 Jason Dufner 40/1 Jim Furyk 40/1 Martin Kaymer 40/1 Charl Schwartzel 50/1 Hunter Mahan 50/1 Jimmy Walker 50/1 Steve Stricker 50/1 Webb Simpson 50/1 Zach Johnson 50/1 Brandt Snedeker 66/1 Ian Poulter 66/1 Keegan Bradley 66/1 Louis Oosthuizen 66/1 Rickie Fowler 66/1 Bill Haas 80/1 Billy Horschel 80/1 Gary Woodland 80/1 Harris English 80/1 Jonas Blixt 80/1 Victor Dubuisson 80/1 Brendon Todd 100/1 Ernie Els 100/1 Francesco Molinari 100/1 Graham Delaet 100/1 John Senden 100/1 Kevin Na 100/1 Patrick Reed 100/1 Paul Casey 100/1 Retief Goosen 100/1 Ryan Moore 100/1 J.B. Holmes 125/1 Jamie Donaldson 125/1 Joost Luiten 125/1 Matt Jones 125/1 M. Angel Jimenez 125/1	Shane Lowry 125/1 Angel Cabrera 150/1 Bo Van Pelt 150/1 Brendon De Jonge 150/1 Chris Kirk 150/1 David Toms 150/1 Geoff Ogilvy 150/1 Kevin Stadler 150/1 Matt Every 150/1 Nick Watney 150/1 Russell Henley 150/1 Ryan Palmer 150/1 Seung-yul Noh 150/1 Stephen Gallacher 150/1 Boo Weekley 200/1 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano 200/1 Kevin Streelman 200/1 Luke Guthrie 200/1 Nicolas Colsaerts 200/1 Stewart Cink 200/1 Thongchai Jaidee 200/1 Aaron Baddeley 250/1 Brian Stuard 250/1 Brooks Koepka 250/1 Erik Compton 250/1 Justin Leonard 250/1 Kevin Kisner 250/1 Alex Cejka 300/1 Danny Willett 300/1 Hudson Swafford 300/1 Jeff Maggert 300/1 Lucas Glover 300/1 Marcel Siem 300/1 Pablo Larrazabal 300/1 Robert Allenby 300/1 Roberto Castro 300/1 Scott Langley 300/1 Hyung-Sung Kim 400/1 Justin Thomas 400/1 Mark Wilson 400/1 Yong-Eun Yang 400/1 Billy Hurley III 500/1 Casey Wittenberg 500/1 Cory Whitsett 500/1 D.A. Points 500/1 Daniel Berger 500/1 Darren Clarke 500/1 Garth Mulroy 500/1 Henrik Norlander 500/1 Jim Renner 500/1 Ken Duke 500/1	Kenny Perry 500/1 Kyong-Hoon Lee 500/1 Lucas Bjerregaard 500/1 Matthew Fitzpatrick 500/1 Maximilian Kieffer 500/1 Oliver Fisher 500/1 Oliver Goss 500/1 Robby Shelton 500/1 Rod Pampling 500/1 Ryan Blaum 500/1 Shiv Kapur 500/1 Tom Lewis 500/1 Toru Taniguchi 500/1 Wen-Chong Liang 500/1 Aron Price 750/1 Bobby Gates 750/1 Brady Watt 750/1 Chris Doak 750/1 Graeme Storm 750/1 Hunter Stewart 750/1 Joe Ogilvie 750/1 Niclas Fasth 750/1 Wil Collins 750/1 Andrea Pavan 1000/1 Andres Echavarria 1000/1 Andrew Dorn 1000/1 Anthony Broussard 1000/1 Azuma Yano 1000/1 Brett Stegmaier 1000/1 Brian Campbell 1000/1 Chris Thompson 1000/1 Clayton Rask 1000/1 Cody Gribble 1000/1 David Gossett 1000/1 David Oh 1000/1 Donald Constable 1000/1 Fran Quinn 1000/1 Kevin Sutherland 1000/1 Kevin Tway 1000/1 Kiyoshi Miyazato 1000/1 Matthew Dobyns 1000/1 Maverick McNealy 1000/1 Nicholas Lindheim 1000/1 Nicholas Mason 1000/1 Rob Oppenheim 1000/1 Simon Griffiths 1000/1 Smylie Kaufman 1000/1 Steven Alker 1000/1 Will Grimmer 1000/1 Zac Blair 1000/1
Updated Odds For 2014 U.S. Open Championship - displays between rounds if available

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Free Picks For 2014 U.S. open

The U.S. Open tees off on June 12th at Pinehurst No. 2, though our free picks won't be made public until the conclusion of the FedEx St. Jude Classic the week before. Value picks are golfers with a lot of unseen potential, or those who fly under the radar and could likely take home a win. If the dark horse pick wins, payouts will be big. Keep an eye out for more info closer to the tournament date.

Notable Pairings + Tee Times

Tee times and pairings for rounds one and two of the 2014 U.S. Open are unavailable until the week before the tournament (June 12 – 15). Postings for the Pinehurst No. 2 event will likely be posted a day and a half before round one. Once public, you'll have access to our free picks and 2- and 3-ball odds. Check back in June!

2013 U.S. Open

Weather played a significant role at Merion all week long, and the final round produced some rainy conditions making the golf course very wet and very long. It looked as if the 2013 U.S. Open might be the year that Phil Mickelson finally broke through to win after five times being a runner-up. But as fate would have it, this day would belong to Justin Rose who won his first Major Championship by two shots over Mickelson despite playing in the group in front of Lefty.

Rose's win marked the second-straight Major where a player with lofty expectations had to wait a long time to get a Major. Adam Scott captured the 2013 Masters, so it seemed fitting that Rose would get his. As for Mickelson, all he did was bounce back to win the 2013 British Open for the first time four weeks later.

2013 U.S. Open - Leaderboard

Justin Rose +1 (281)
Phil Mickelson +3 (283)
Jason Day +3 (283)
Hunter Mahan +5 (285)
Billy Horschel +5 (285)