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Our US Women’s Open Prediction Sees Thitikul Reign Supreme in Erin

The 80^th US Women’s Open takes place this weekend at Erin Hills in Wisconsin. The field is packed full of superstar players, but who will win this major in Erin? Jeeno Thitikul is the favourite.

US Women’s Open Betting Picks

Jeeno Thitikul Outright Winner – 10.50

Chisato Iwai Top Ten – 4.70

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The Tournament Contenders

Yuka Saso won the 79^th US Women’s Open in Pennsylvania last year. It was a thrilling tournament, with the Japanese player beating compatriot Hinako Shibuno by 3 strokes.

Thitikul heads to Erin Hills as the favourite. The current world No. 2 has been tipped to go far in the tournament, with the bookies offering 10.50.

Nelly Korda is the world No. 1 and the joint second favourite in the US Women’s Open. Korda is always one to watch, and the Florida-born ace is priced at 16.00.

Haeran Ryu is also available at 16.00. She is in fine fettle, winning the Black Desert Championship in Utah a month back. The South Korean will fancy her chances of getting her hands on a fourth LPGA Tour title.

Ruoning Yin, Jin Young Ko, Minjee Lee, and Lydia Ko are also among the favourites. The betting for this year’s US Women’s Open is wide open.

Can Iwai Build on Maiden LPGA Win?

Yuka Saso won the 2024 tournament by 3 strokes over fellow Japanese star Shibuno. It was an excellent display by Saso, who also won the 2021 US Women’s Open while representing the Philippines.

The 2025 version could be closer, but can anyone stop Thitikul from winning her sixth LPGA Tour event? The 22-year-old is fancied to go far in Wisconsin as she looks to follow up her Mizuho Americas Open success.

The Thai is in good form, and we are backing Thitikul to win her first major tournament this weekend.

The fight for a top-ten finish at Erin Hills promises to be thrilling. Several players are in tip-top shape, but Chisato Iwai has caught the eye. You can get 4.70 for the Japanese to finish in the top ten.

Iwai is still in dreamland after winning her first LPGA Tour event last time out. The 22-year-old triumphed at the Riviera Maya Open last week, beating Jenny Bae by 6 strokes. Can she follow that up with a strong showing in this major?