Phil Mickelson

  • Phill Mickelson is now aware of a $45,000 wager on himself to win the US Open Golf at a William Hill sportsbook.
  • Mickelson has 75-1 odds to win, making the wager a potential $3.375 million ticket.
  • The pro golfer is now extra motivated to win for the anonymous sports bettor.

MAMARONECK, N.Y. – Phil Mickelson has at least one sports bettor believing he will win the US Open. An anonymous sports bettor at William Hill Sportsbook dropped $45,000 on the pro golfers 75-1 odds to take the win. If he wins the wager would payout $3.375 million.

Mickelson got wind of the wager and took to his twitter account to express his gratitude to the sports bettor as well as expressing his new motivations to win.

Mickelson needs only to win a US Open to finish the career Grand Slam. Should he win, both he and the sports bettor would go home with major victories.

Bet On Mickelson

Those Betting on the US Open haven’t really been taking action on Mickelson to win as he has long-shot odds.

US Open 2020

  • Dustin Johnson +800
  • Jon Rahm +1000
  • Rory McIlroy +1000
  • Justin Thomas +1200
  • Xander Schauffele +1200
  • Collin Morikawa +1600
  • Patrick Reed +2000
  • Tyrrell Hatton +2000
  • Hideki Matsuyama +2500
  • Webb Simpson +2500
  • Bryson DeChambeau +2800
  • Tommy Fleetwood +2800
  • Adam Scott +3300
  • Daniel Berger +3300
  • Tony Finau +3300
  • Matthew Fitzpatrick +4000
  • Patrick Cantlay +4000
  • Tiger Woods +4000
  • Brendon Todd +5000
  • Harris English +5000
  • Jason Day +5000
  • Justin Rose +5000
  • Matthew Wolff +5000
  • Paul Casey +5000
  • Viktor Hovland +5000
  • Jordan Spieth +6600
  • Phil Mickelson +6600
  • Rickie Fowler +6600
  • Sung-Jae Im +6600
  • Abraham Ancer +8000

This is possibly why the anonymous sports bettor managed to get the attention of the PGA golfer. Mickelson shouted out the gambler and assured him that he is playing for both of them.

Shortly after, William Hill CEO Joe Asher joined in on the fun, tweeting about the wager and how he will be worried while watching Mickelson compete in the big event.

The 50-year-old PGA golfer also has another motivation for winning the US Open. Back in 2006, Mickelson choked away his best chance of winning the big event.

Now Mickelson is going in with two chips on his shoulder. One for his redemption story, and one for the sports betting fan that believes in him enough to wager $45,000.

Betting on the US Open is a major attraction at sportsbooks. The Tournament begins on Thursday and depending on how Mickelson plays, his odds could get a lot shorter.

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