Pick the Winner at The Open

[KennyP]

Stenson - based on his iron game.

[the bishop]

I don't bet, but Molinari is tempting at those odds.

Dude is on some great form right now. Taking the hot hand is always a good bet IMO.

[ttice6]

I’d take Rose if I were a betting man. Long shot would be Westwood.

[imakaveli]

Sergio

[OutBackHack]

Hatton at 40... Count me in

[1puttTUT]

Leishman

[MountainGoat]

Fleetwood.

[NoTalentLefty]

Koepka already won the open. You mean the British Open.

My money would be on Rose or Fleetwood.

[dlygrisse]

Fowler_playing well in the Scottish

Fleetwood playing well this year. Arguably best player in Europe

Bubba-maybe best player on tour this year. He could hit that lefty fade in the fairways all day and work the ball in the wind.

[Railroading13]

Rickie

[Kenny Lee Puckett]

Koepka already won the open. You mean the British Open.

My money would be on Rose or Fleetwood.

Koepka already won the U.S. Open. You mean The Open.

[NoTalentLefty]

Koepka already won the open. You mean the British Open.

My money would be on Rose or Fleetwood.

Koepka already won the U.S. Open. You mean The Open.

 

Neither

[NoTalentLefty]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdigest.com/story/americans-its-okay-to-call-thi/amp

[Kenny Lee Puckett]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdige...to-call-thi/amp

well at least don't go mucking things up twice by not calling it the U.S. Open because the event has never been called "the" Open, it ain't the original. I do care and fair is fair. U.S. Open it will always be. ;)

 

I didn't even make a pick here, and I'm still not really going to, I'll say it's a first time Major winner at Carnoustie.

[carrier street]

Rickie

[Sanders74]

Molinari

[Sean2]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdige...to-call-thi/amp

 

I have always called it the Open Championship.

[NoTalentLefty]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdige...to-call-thi/amp

 

I have always called it the Open Championship.

 

When did you take up golf? I started in 1975 and it was called the British Open on TV. Therefore it will always be that to me. It’s goes against my old man ways to give it The Open moniker.

[Dill Pickleson]

Beau Hossler 150/1

[moonshine]

laughing that tw and bk are same odds...funny stuff

[iBanesto]

Alex Noren.

[msonaglioni]

Molinari

[Sean2]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdige...to-call-thi/amp

 

I have always called it the Open Championship.

 

When did you take up golf? I started in 1975 and it was called the British Open on TV. Therefore it will always be that to me. It’s goes against my old man ways to give it The Open moniker.

 

I started 13 years ago when I turned 50.

[Pert1862]

Fleetwood or Fitzpatrick

[Steele47]

Uhhh what the heck. I'm picking Brian Harmon.

[f5joe]

Koepka ........ by a hair.

[NoTalentLefty]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdige...to-call-thi/amp

 

I have always called it the Open Championship.

 

When did you take up golf? I started in 1975 and it was called the British Open on TV. Therefore it will always be that to me. It’s goes against my old man ways to give it The Open moniker.

 

I started 13 years ago when I turned 50.

 

That’s about the time our US broadcast started calling it The Open.

[Bomber_11]

I think this is the major where Rory shakes off the slump he's been on and returns to form.

 

Would love to see Tiger but I still think it's too early in "the comeback". I do think he makes the cut and is competitive though.

[Arpeggi]

My reason for not calling the British Open the Open , as many now do, is it only called that because of political correctness. The brits still call the PGA championship the US PGA to differentiate between the BMW PGA championship. I don’t care but fair is fair. The British Open it will always be.

 

https://www.golfdige...to-call-thi/amp

 

I have always called it the Open Championship.

 

When did you take up golf? I started in 1975 and it was called the British Open on TV. Therefore it will always be that to me. It’s goes against my old man ways to give it The Open moniker.

 

Yes but the US Open has never been called the Open.

[Hankshank]

The Open was called British open in Scandinavia when I started playingin the 80`s. i would say that it was around 2000 when The Open got to be the common denomination here. And I would say that most Scandinavians hold The Open as the most important Major (although Masters is maybe considered the most exciting), so it’s kind of to honor it. For me its even steven between the two denominations but The Open sounds kind of cool so I use it nowadays.

 

As For winning, I am of course hoping for some of my fellow countrymen, maybe Alex N most, the coolest of them, but I would lay my money on Molinari if I was a gambler. Very strange that he plays John Deere, but seeing him finding some reasonable consistent putting is watching a formidable force. Like if Westwood could get something of his 90`s putting back. Strange that the, lets say, top-7 americanos very seldom are fantastic ball strikers with mediocre putting. Guess long drives arent as sexy among young americans as with the young scandinavians.

 

Then again, the top 5 on OWGR is seldom a bad bet.