Whose odds have shortened most for the U.S. Open?

Cooper Dossey has shortened the most, from +100000 to +50000.

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.

U.S. Open Odds Movement 2026

Upcoming

Jun 18–21, 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.

← U.S. Open odds grid Market power ranking →

Tracked across 8374 recorded price moves.

Steaming in ▼

Cooper Dossey+100000+50000
Kurt Kitayama+12347+7132
Sam Burns+6640+3831
Billy Horschel+43290+31898
Preston Stout+100000+75000
Maverick McNealy+10025+7692
Adam Scott+11223+8648
Ben Kohles+77500+60000
Andrew Putnam+31237+24368
Tommy Fleetwood+2485+1923
Harris English+11086+8706
Matt Fitzpatrick+2578+2068

Drifting out ▲

Ben Silverman+9900+99900
Brandon Wu+9900+99900
Carl Yuan+9900+99900
Neal Shipley+9900+99900
Zac Blair+9900+99900
J.B. Holmes+9900+99900
Jackson Van Paris+9900+99900
Taylor Montgomery+9900+99900
Chase Kyes+9900+99900
Jackson Ormond+9900+99900
Jake Peacock+9900+99900
Jake Sollon+9900+99900

Embed this movers board →

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