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2009 US Open Odds
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2009 US Open Odds by Doc's Sports August 31st thru September 13th on ESPN 2 and CBS.

Below lists the 2009 US Open Odds. The Championship is being played in New York City. Eighteen courts will be used for the tournament in Flushing Meadows with the major match taking place in Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Roger Federer is the defending men's champion. He has won the last five titles but will have his hands full with Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray, and Andy Roddick.

The defending women's champion is Serena Williams. The women's field is very competitive and there has not been a back-to-back champion since 2001.

The following lists the player's current odds to win the US Open.

 

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