what's up guys rick here with your betting and one end on preview for this week's us open so like we do

every single week we'll start with some best, both what the model is looking at

and what my gut is looking at.

Then we'll transition into some head-to-head matchups for this week.

And then we'll finish up with the brand new Rick Run Good One and Done League.

We have one week under our belt,

so I'll give a standings update

and we'll look to who we could possibly use

at this week's US Open. Let's jump into it. See you on the other side. All right, let's jump over

to the tournament predictor tool on Rick Rungood.com. And if you are new this week, welcome.

What this tool is attempting to do is try to find out the likelihood that each golfer can actually get to the winning score or the potential winning score.

And then we compare that to the Vegas odds for the week.

And we see if there's any value there.

So I currently have 13 strokes gained plugged in as the target score. That is historically

kind of what you need to win a PGA tour event and still get some good values here. But if you go

back and you look at the strokes game database, the US Open, you've had to be a little bit better.

I mean, you look at last year,

Gary Woodland gained 17 strokes on the field,

but he won by three shots over Brooks Keppka,

who was then three shots clear of Chesrivy.

So yes, it would have taken 18 strokes gained to win this golf tournament,

take it away from Gary Woodland,

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