<p>It’s the second major of the LPGA Tour schedule… and historically the toughest of them all.</p> <p>Who will conquer Erin Hills and win the US Women’s Open Championship? Find out when the action gets underway on May 30, with the final round concluding on June 2.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>US Women’s Open Championship Betting Preview</h2> <p>The last time that this week’s host venue, Erin Hills, was seen in competitive golf was the men’s US Open in 2017 when Brooks Koepka landed the title with a score of -16 – the joint-lowest winning score in the tournament’s history.</p> <p>And so the players can expect something of an easier ride this week than what the USGA usually has in store for them at the US Open.</p> <p>Nine different players have landed the last ten editions of the US Women’s Open, while at the first major of the year, the Chevron Championship, Mao Saigo won her first-ever LPGA Tour title as a $75.00 chance.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>US Women’s Open Championship Betting Odds</h2> <p>The world number two and recent Americas Open winner, Jeeno Thitikul, headlines the <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/golf/lpga-us-womens-open">US Women’s Open Championship betting odds</a> at $9.00.&nbsp;</p> <p>She’s closely followed by the world number one, Nelly Korda, at $10.00, while Haeran Ryu, the Black Desert Championship winner earlier in May, is $15.00.</p> <p>Former major champion Ruoning Yin ($17.00), 15-time LPGA Tour event winner Ko Jin-young ($21.00), and Ford Championship victor Hyo Joo Kim ($26.00) are among the other contenders attracting interest in the market.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>US Women’s Open Championship Betting Picks</h2> <p>Given her current form, Jeeno Thitikul is a worthy favourite this week. But she’s yet to break her major duck – in fact, she’s never finished inside the top three, so relatively short prices don’t hold much appeal.</p> <p><strong>Nelly Korda</strong>, meanwhile, is world-class and yet inconsistent: in 2024, she won the Chevron Championship, finished second at the British Open, and yet, missed two other major cuts.</p> <p>In theory, <strong>Hae Ran Ryu</strong> should give her backers a decent run for their money at $15.00. She’s finished inside the top ten at four of the last six majors, and her victory at the Black Desert Championship earlier this month sets the Korean up perfectly.&nbsp;</p> <p>Those interested in longer odds chances may be swayed by<strong> A-Lim Kim</strong>, who boasts the dual perk of being a former US Open champion and a winner on the LPGA TOUR this season.</p> <p>Punters can get $51.00 outright or $2.70 for a top 20 finish.</p> <p>How about the world number six at $81.00? Since the start of 2023,<strong> Lilia Vu</strong> has won two majors and finished second in two more.&nbsp;</p> <p>She’s not had the best of seasons, but can you write off a player who finished second at the Ford Championship as recently as March? A top-20 finish for Vu could be an option at $3.60.</p> <p><em>*Odds correct as 12:00 pm AEST 29/5/25</em></p>