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The stage is set for the 2019 U.S. Open Championship at beautiful Pebble Beach Golf Links in Pebble Beach, CA.

Before the action gets started Thursday morning, below you’ll find a list of the favorites to hoist the trophy on Sunday. From our partners over at CBS Sports, using a simulator called SportsLine, here’s how the field stacks up:

Brooks Koepka (8-1): Last year’s U.S. Open Champion and winner of the 2019 PGA Championship.

Dustin Johnson (8-1): Finished second at the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black and T2 at The Masters back in April.

Tiger Woods (10-1): The 2019 Masters Champion and more recently, finished T9 at the Memorial Tournament.

Rory Mcllroy (10-1): Winner of both the RBC Canadian Open and The Players Championship back in March.

Jordan Spieth (14-1): Finished T3 at the PGA Championship and T7 at the Memorial Tournament.

Honorable mentions:

Xander Schauffele (25-1): Winner of the 2019 WGC-HSBC Championships and 2019 Sentry Tournament of Champions; finished T2 at The Masters.

Others projected at (25-1): Justin Thomas, Rickie Fowler, John Rahm, Jason Day, Adam Scott

Experience the course that launched Jordan Spieth’s PGA Tour Career, TPC Deere Run in Silvis, IL, playable with tee times through Supreme Golf.

At just 19-year’s old, Spieth earned his first tour win at the 2013 John Deere Classic. More recently, Michael Kim grabbed a win at the 2018 John Deere Classic, becoming another first-time winner on tour.

Jordan Spieth grabbed his first PGA Tour Win at 19-years-old at the 2013 John Deere Classic

Built on the grounds of an old Arabian horse farm, TPC Deere Run has been a mainstay on Golf Digest’s Top-100 from 2003-2009 and on the Best in State in Illinois since 2001.

The beauty of the course’s layout is highlighted on the par-3 16th, called “Mother Earth,” for the picturesque views seen from the tee box.

Playing at a total of 7,256-yards and par-71, the course uses different tees to make the course accessible to more than just the tour players.

Pictured above: the par-3 16th hole at TPC Deere Run

The perfect tee time at TPC Deere Run is there waiting for you on Supreme Golf. #FindYourGame

Follow in the footsteps of the PGA Tour pros by playing the amazing TPC Scottsdale – The Stadium Course today!

Home of The Waste Management Phoenix Open, this 7,216-yard TPC course receives high praise not only from the fans but from golfers who get out on the course themselves.

The original architects — Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish — designed this course to host a tournament by breaking up the hole lengths. For example, the longest and shortest holes are #3 and #4 — a 554 yard Par 5 and a 150 yard Par 3, respectively.

Following a renovation in 2014, golfers instantly recognize what’s known as “The Coliseum,” a 16th-hole Par 3 packed with excited fans during tournament play.

Rickie Fowler was the most recent Waste Management Phoenix Open champion in February, shooting -17 under par and earning his first win in almost two years.

Rickie Fowler was the last winner at the Waste Management Phoenix Open in Feb.

A course that’s as famous for its lighthouse on the 18th hole as its layout is Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.

Alongside the course’s long list of accolades, it currently resides on Golf Digest’s Second Top-100 Courses in 2019 and can be experienced with Supreme Golf.  

Designed by Pete Dye & Jack Nicklaus in 1969, Harbour Town opened with a bang by seeing Arnold Palmer win the Heritage Classic and has been a mainstay on different Golf Digest’s lists since (100 Greatest History 1971-2014).

The par-71 7,099-yard course challenges golfers with its departure in design, that skips elevated tees or greens in favor of water hazards and strategically placed trees backed up to tiny greens.

The most famous hole on the course is the par-4 18th, with the iconic Harbour Town Light House –painted with alternating red & wide stripes overseeing the course and the final hole. The lighthouse on the course makes it one of the most recognizable courses in the world.

Not only is the course highly decorated but is one of the PGA Tour pro’s favorite stops – the most-recent winner of the RBC Heritage was C.T. Pan, who grabbed his first career win last month.

Landing at No. 112 on Golf Digest’s second top-100 courses in America in 2019-2020, the Streamsong Red Course is another highly decorated course playable thanks to Supreme Golf.

Designed by Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore in 2012, the course has been a mainstay on Golf Digest’s top-100 lists dating back to 2015, and currently resides on Golf Digest’s second top-100 courses in America since 2017.

As one of three courses located at Streamsong Golf Resort, the Red Course is carved using the leftover sand-spoils from a sulfate mine as obstacles, creating sand dunes that can reach up to 75-feet high. Golfers will hit onto Bermuda grass fairways while trying to avoid natural lakes and bunkers woven into the course’s design.

Per Crenshaw’s and Coore’s design, the course is best experienced when walked and the club encourages golfers to do so. Streamsong Red’s 16th hole provides one of the best views the course offers, combined with a Biarritz green, to add an extra layer of difficulty.

Supreme Golf offers up to 14 tee times throughout the day at Streamsong Red, at $185 per player. Grab your clubs and go enjoy this course. #FindYourGame

Located in Santa Cruz, California, Pasatiempo Golf Club finds itself earning No. 106 on Golf Digest’s Second Top-100 Public Courses in America for 2019-2020. And of course, you can experience this great course by booking through Supreme Golf.  

Designed by the world-famous architect Alister MacKenzie, this course highlights golf at its best --- a combination of beauty and a challenge to even the best golfers. Case and point: Tiger Woods, Ben Hogan, and even Bryon Nelson haven’t bested a 67 on this track.  The course challenges golfers with its rolling terrain, slim fairways, and quick greens.

The 6,500-yard par-70 course has five par 3’s in total, with varying lengths and green designs that each present a unique to challenge to golfers. The course wraps up play with a 181-yard 18th hole over a sloped canyon.

Additionally, Pasatiempo is walkable, with every tee placed near the previous green. If you enjoy walking the course, the club recommends you do so per its original design by MacKenzie in 1929.

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The Pelican Hill Golf Club – Ocean South Course finds itself at No.76 on Golf Digest’s Top-100 Courses for 2017-2018. Golfers can experience this Tom Fazio-designed course when they book through Supreme Golf.

Located in Newport Coast in Southern California, the course is situated above the Pacific Coast Highway and right by the ocean. The best new resort course in 1992 according to Golf Digest is a track set up with the combination of tricky and short holes.

Golfers will find some of the best views on the 12th and 13th holes as they sit on a ledge right above the Pacific Ocean. The layout of these two holes uses the terrain and intentionally placed bunkers to keep even the best of players on their toes. The 13th hole even has two separate greens to take aim at, depending on where you tee off.

The South course has been a mainstay on Golf Digest’s Top-100 Greatest Public Courses since 2011, reaching its highest of #61 in 2015-2016.