Whose odds have shortened most for the English Open?

We track every price move from our own odds history once the field is priced.

What does it mean when a golfer's odds drift or shorten?

Shortening (the price gets smaller) means the market is backing a golfer more heavily. Drifting (the price gets longer) means support is fading. We track both from our own stored price history.

English Open Odds Movement 2026

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Jun 18, 2026

How the market has moved on every golfer since we started tracking this field — built entirely from our own stored price history. Steaming in means the price is shortening (more backed); drifting means it's getting longer.

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Tracked across 169 recorded price moves.

Drifting out ▲

Barclay Brown+5000+7000
Dan Erickson+5000+6500
Jannik De Bruyn+5000+6500
Lars Van Meijel+5000+6500
Maxence Giboudot+5000+6500
Tadeas Tetak+5500+7000
Tom Lewis+5500+7000
Martin Vorster+4500+5500
Deon Germishuys+5000+6000
Filip Mruzek+5000+6000
Justin Walters+5000+6000
Baard Skogen+5500+6500

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Movement is computed from GolfOdds's own append-only odds history. Odds shown are sourced live and may change.