Waste Management Phoenix Open Golf Odds

• Tournament Date: Feb 25 - 28, 2010

Here are the current golf odds on who will win the Waste Management Phoenix Open. PGA Golfer Phil Mickelson is the current favorite to win at +715 odds; menaing you would wager $100 to win $715. Golfer and past week Champion Ian Poulter who won the World Golf Championships-Accenture Match Play Championship tournament last week is currently sitting at $2050 to win; golf bettors will have to wager $100 to win $2050 should Poulter repeat in back to back situations. Bet all your picks at Bookmaker.com.

Ron Raymond’s Phoenix Open Golf picks

Here is Golf Handicapper Ron Raymond’s top 3 golf picks to win the Waste Management Phoenix Open Golf tournament this weekend.

• Gold Pick: Kenny Perry +3550
• Silver Pick: Phil Mickelson +715
• Bronze Pick: Geoff Ogilvy +1615

Odds to win the Waste Management Phoenix Open

• Phil Mickelson +715
• Geoff Ogilvy +1615
• Martin Kaymer +1850
• JB Holmes +1615
• Ian Poulter +2050
• Robert Allenby +2550
• Camilo Villegas +3050
• Nick Watney +3050
• Brian Gay +3050
• Kevin Na +3050
• Zach Johnson +3550
• Kenny Perry +3550
• Matt Kuchar +4050
• Sean OHair +4050
• Ryan Moore +4050
• Lucas Glover +4050
• Anthony Kim +4550
• Alvaro Quiros +4550
• John Rollins +5050
• Rory Sabbatini +5050
• Brandt Snedeker +5050
• Steve Marino +5050
• David Toms +5050
• Hunter Mahan +6050
• DJ Trahan +5250
• Justin Rose +6050
• Charles Howell III +5250
• Bubba Watson +8050
• Chad Campbell +8050
• Charley Hoffman +8050
• Ben Crane +8050
• George McNeill +8050
• Justin Leonard +8050
• YE Yang +8050
• Michael Sim +8050

Past Winners

• 2009 Kenny Perry United States 270 -14
• 2008 J. B. Holmes United States 270 -14
• 2007 Aaron Baddeley Australia 263 -21
• 2006 J. B. Holmes United States 263 -21
• 2005 Phil Mickelson United States 267 -17
• 2004 Jonathan Kaye United States 266 -18
• 2003 Vijay Singh Fiji 261 -23
• 2002 Chris DiMarco United States 267 -17
• 2001 Mark Calcavecchia United States 256 -28
• 2000 Tom Lehman United States 270 -14
• 1999 Rocco Mediate United States 273 -11
• 1998 Jesper Parnevik Sweden 269 -15
• 1997 Steve Jones United States 258 -26
• 1996 Phil Mickelson United States 269 -15

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Odds to finish in the Top 5 position

• Phil Mickelson +145
• Geoff Ogilvy +325
• Martin Kaymer +365
• JB Holmes +325
• Ian Poulter +415
• Robert Allenby +515
• Camilo Villegas +615
• Nick Watney +615
• Brian Gay +615
• Kevin Na +615
• Zach Johnson +715
• Kenny Perry +715
• Matt Kuchar +815
• Sean OHair +815
• Ryan Moore +815
• Lucas Glover +815
• Anthony Kim +915
• Alvaro Quiros +915
• John Rollins +1015
• Rory Sabbatini +1015
• Brandt Snedeker +1015
• Steve Marino +1015
• David Toms +1015
• Hunter Mahan +1215
• DJ Trahan +1050
• Justin Rose +1215
• Charles Howell III +1050
• Bubba Watson +1615
• Chad Campbell +1615
• Charley Hoffman +1615
• Ben Crane +1615
• George McNeill +1615
• Justin Leonard +1615
• YE Yang +1615
• Michael Sim +1615

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Tournament Matchups odds

Phil Mickelson vs Geoff Ogilvy

• Phil Mickelson -160
• Geoff Ogilvy +140

Martin Kaymer vs Ian Poulter

• Martin Kaymer -120
• Ian Poulter +100

Camilo Villegas vs Nick Watney

• Camilo Villegas -110
• Nick Watney -110

Brian Gay vs Zach Johnson

• Brian Gay -110
• Zach Johnson -110

Kevin Na vs Kenny Perry

• Kevin Na -120
• Kenny Perry +100

JB Holmes vs Robert Allenby

• JB Holmes +100
• Robert Allenby -120

Lucas Glover vs Sean OHair

• Lucas Glover -110
• Sean OHair -110

Matt Kuchar vs Ryan Moore

• Matt Kuchar -120
• Ryan Moore +100

Anthony Kim vs Alvaro Quiros

• Anthony Kim -120
• Alvaro Quiros +100

Rory Sabbatini vs Brandt Snedeker

• Rory Sabbatini +100
• Brandt Snedeker -120

Ron Raymond's US Open Golf Picks

Nobody has won back to back US Open Golf Championships since Curtis Strange did in ’88 and 89. Plus, from what I can gather from local players and professional golfers, if you’re a bit wild off the tees, you will be in for a long day, because there’s no forgiveness at Bethpage Black. Here’s what you’re looking for when picking a golfer to win the 2009 US Open Championship.

1. You want somebody who is accurate in driving and hit’s the fairways with consistency.
2. Somebody who can nail putts, because like they say; “You drive for show and putt for dough”.
3. Finding a golfer who has won this year, this mean they know how to deal with pressure on Sunday.

Gold Pick - Zach Johnson +5050: Zach Johnson is my top choice to win the 2009 US Open Golf Championship at Bethpage Black. In my view, the winner of the US Open will need to be able to take out the driver and be ready to “grip it and rip it” and hit the fairways consistently. In fact, Johnson is hitting 69.5% of his drives in the fairways this season and is ranked 15th in accuracy. Plus, he’s won 2 events (Sony Open in Hawaii and Valero Texas Open) this year and has 5 top ten finishes and eight Top 25 finishes. He’s your current FedEx Cup leader and has netted 3.3 million in earnings this year. Plus, being paired with Lee Westwood of England and Shingo Katayama of Japan, sits well with Johnson, as he won’t have the “media pressure” following them, because they will be in Tiger and Phil’s group.

Silver Pick - Geoff Ogilvy +2000: After reviewing the important factors of driving and putting, Geoff Ogilvy has been solid in these departments, but even stronger with the putter. Ogilvy is currently ranked 7th with the putter and that is huge for winning the US Open. Ogilvy has 2 wins this year (World Golf Championship Accenture Match Play Championship); he’s got 4 Top 10 finishes and 7 Top 25 finishes. Plus, he’s 2nd in the Fed Ex cup and did well at last years Championship by placing 9th. This might be his year, as long as his putter is burning hot!

Bronze Pick - Ian Poulter +5000: I’ve been a huge Ian Poulter fan this year and if there’s one thing about betting on Ian, when he’s hot, he will give you a chance on Sundays. If you recall, Ian finished 2nd this year at the Players Championship and he’s earned 4 Top 10 finishes and 7 Top 25 finishes. Poulter is my longshot to win the 2009 US Open Championship and he’s 12th in putting on tour and because this is a challenging course, ending up in the sand traps might be key to some golfers scores and Poulter is ranked 5th in sand trap plays. Take a flyer and play Poulter at these great odds.

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