Jim Furyk and Graeme McDowell are tied for the lead entering the final round of play in the 2012 U.S. Open. Both men are currently at 1-under, the only golfers under par through three rounds. Furyk is a slight favorite to win, but if the course at San Francisco's Olympic Club offers daily reminders than anything can happen.
None other than Tiger Woods proved that lesson on Saturday. Entering the day on top, Woods shot at 75 in the third round and is now sitting at 4-over.
Furyk has 9/4 odds to win, and in three rounds he has never been over par. That explains his edge over McDowell who shot at 72 in the second round before pulling into a tie for the lead with a 68 on Saturday.
Complete odds to win the 2012 U.S. Open look like this:
Jim Furyk 9/4
Graeme McDowell 5/2
Lee Westwood 6/1
Tiger Woods 12/1
Fredrik Jacobson 12/1
Ernie Els 15/1
Nicolas Colsaerts 20/1
Jason Dufner 25/1
Webb Simpson 25/1
Blake Adams 40/1
John Senden 50/1
Matt Kuchar 50/1
Martin Kaymer 50/1
Kevin Chappell 80/1
Retief Goosen 80/1
John Peterson 100/1
Beau Hossler 100/1
Justin Rose 100/1
Sergio Garcia 100/1
Field (all others) 15/1
You can see the complete leaderboard, which is updated live as the tournament continues, at USOpen.com.
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