2019 U.S. Open highlights, Round 4: Gary Woodland, Brooks Koepka and Jon Rahm.

Memorable shots at No. 17 for US Open at Pebble Beach

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Inside the Ropes: Gary Woodland celebrate winning the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach Golf Links.

Key hole in the final round of the US Open

Andrew Redington(Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)PEBBLE BEACH—Brooks Koepka came up short for his fifth major championship in his last nine starts at the U.S. Open, Gary Woodland besting Koepka by three at Pebble Beach. The oddsmakers don't believe that will deter his resolve next month at Royal Portrush.
According to SuperBook USA, Koepka opens as the overwhelming favorite for the 2019 Open Championship at an eye-popping 6/1 odds.
In itself, Koepka's play warrants such a strong position—he's now finished first or second in four of the last five majors. He also has two top 10s at the Open in his last three appearances, and his caddie Ricky Elliott grew up in the town of Portrush, frequenting the venerable links often as a child.
Following Koepka is Dustin Johnson, coming in at 12/1. Johnson had a disappointing weekend at Pebble Beach, failing to make a weekend move in spite of solid iron play. Johnson's enjoyed some success at the Open, but has finished outsi..

Koepka makes a different kind of history at U.S. Open, but no 3 in a row

Viktor Hovland, who won the 2018 U.S. Amateur Championship at Pebble Beach (Calif.) Golf Links, once again made history at Pebble Beach, breaking Jack Nicklaus' scoring record for an amateur in the U.S. Open. A 4-under-par 67 in the final round of the 2019 U.S. Open put Hovland at 280 over 72 holes, breaking Nicklaus' 1960 mark by two strokes.

Strong finish not enough for Woods at US Open

Brownie Points: Ken Brown dissects the iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links, home of the 2019 U.S. Open.