Wyndham Championship Odds 2024: Regular season comes to an end in North Carolina

After incredible golf at the Olympic Men’s Golf Competition the players return to action at the Wyndham Championship as the regular season on the PGA Tour concludes. Following this event the top 70 players in the FedEx Cup standings will qualify for the end of season FedEx Cup playoffs which being next week in Memphis, Tennessee at the FedEx St. Jude Classic.

This week the players will be playing at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina, with the winner taking home a prize of $1,422,000. Sungjae Im is currently listed as the favorite in the Wyndham Championship odds with other veterans lurking just behind him. With so much up for grabs this week the Wyndham Championship sleeper picks can be contenders this week in the final event of the regular season as well.

With so much on the line it will be important to pay attention to the Wyndham Championship projected cut line as the players battle it out for the final week of the PGA Tour regular season.

Wyndham Championship odds

Sungjae Im (+1400 with DraftKings Sportsbook)

As consistent as they get on the PGA Tour, Sungjae Im comes into the Wyndham Championship as the favorite to win the tournament. Sitting ninth in the FedEx Cup standings and 19th in the official world golf rankings, Im has seven top-10 finishes in 21 events played this year. Im also has 11 top-25 finishes in those 21 events showing once again his consistent performance on a yearly basis. Wyndham Championship odds show Im at the top of the list this week as the betting favorite and there is no reason to believe that he won’t be among the leaders when the tournament comes to an end on Sunday.

Shane Lowry (+2200 with bet365)

Expectations were high for Ireland’s Shane Lowry when he teed it up at the Olympic Men’s Golf Competition last week in Paris, but unfortunately for Lowry it ended in disappointment as he finished in a tie for 26th place. Outside of that it has been a spectacular year for Lowry who sits 10th in the FedEx Cup standings and 28th in the official world golf rankings. Wyndham Championship odds list Lowry as the second favorite behind Im for good reasons. He has one win this season and six top-10 finishes in just 16 events played this year. With nine top-25 finishes to go with that as well, it would be quite a surprise not to see Lowry on the first page of the leaderboard this week.

Si Woo Kim (+2500 with FanDuel)

Another player comfortable in the standings for making the FedEx Cup playoffs is Si Woo Kim who sits 36th in the FedEx Cup standings and 52nd in the official world golf rankings heading into the final event of the PGA Tour regular season. Just one missed cut on the resume of the South Korean for the entire season as he has been a model of steady play. Wyndham Championship odds list Kim as one of the top favorites entering this week and there are several reasons for that. With four career wins on his resume and ten top-25 finishes in 20 events this year, look for Kim to be in contention for the title this week as he gets set to tee it up in Greensboro, North Carolina in the regular season finale.

Billy Horschel (+2500 with FanDuel)

It has been a memorable year for Billy Horschel who has one win to his credit as well as a tie for second place last time out at the British Open. Sitting 27th in the FedEx Cup standings and 33rd in the official world golf rankings, Horschel knows that he will be through this week to the playoffs and will be teeing it up in Memphis next week. Wyndham Championship odds list Horschel as one the best bets to come through this week at Sedgefield Country Club and the reasons for that are obvious due to his recent play. Keep Horschel in mind when making your selections this week for the Wyndham Championship.

Cameron Young (+3000 with FanDuel)

Wrapping up our list of top golfers for the Wyndham Championship is Cameron Young who like the others is safe inside the zone to be teeing it up next week at the St. Jude Fedex Classic. Sitting 35th in the FedEx Cup standings and an even higher 24th in the official world golf rankings, Young is certainly someone worth taking note of this week. With just one missed cut in 18 events and six top-10’s to boot, 2024 has been a very successful one for Young who has done just about everything but win this year. Wyndham Championship odds list Young high enough up the board but with long enough odds that he needs to be strongly thought of when making your picks for the Wyndham Championship this week.

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Seamus Power (+9000 with FanDuel)

Not many golfers have more to play for this week than Ireland’s Seamus Power who comes into the final event of the regular season sitting 69th and just inside the top 70 of the FedEx Cup standings. With two career wins, Power knows what it’s like to be in the winners circle, however 2024 has been a bit of a disappointment for him. With 20 events played, Power has as many top-25 finished with five as he does missed cuts and for him to make sure that he is playing next week he will at the very least need another made cut this week. Power controls his own destiny this week and it will be interesting to see how he performs.

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Wyndham Championship betting trends

A trend to continue to watch at the Wyndham Championship is that the winning score will be in the -20+ area. Seven of the last eight years the winner has posted a final score of somewhere between -20 and -22 and that is a trend that should continue this year. The only time in the previous eight seasons that someone did not crack -20 was in 2021 when Kevin Kisner shot -15 en route to a playoff victory.

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Rico Hoey (+11000 with FanDuel)

The PGA Tour rookie continues to impress as he makes his debut across all courses this season, and for Hoey the results have been consistent. The Philippines native sits 108^th in the FedEx Cup standings and needs an impressive finish this week if he is going to pull off a move good enough to get himself inside the top 70 of the FedEx Cup standings. Five straight made cuts have Hoey feeling good about his game as he comes to the final event of the regular season. If Hoey is going to advance, he will need a little magic in North Carolina.

How to read Wyndham Championship betting odds

Reading golf betting odds is just as easy as reading betting odds on any other sport. For example, if you liked Sungjae Im this week to do well but thought he may not win you could bet that he will come in the top-20 at +100. That means bet $10 and if Im comes in the top-20 this week then you win $10.

How to bet on the Wyndham Championship

There are several ways to bet on the Wyndham Championship this week. One bet that stands out, however, is that Billy Horschel, Jordan Spieth and Aaron Rai will all finish in the top 20 this week. At +2000 that means risk $10 to win $200. Since all three are considered big names in this field, this could be a strong bet instead of placing a bet on each individual to win the tournament.

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Who has won the most Wyndham Championships?

With an incredible eight wins to his credit Sam Snead holds the record for most wins at the Wyndham Championship. When Snead won his titles the event was under a different name as the Greater Greensboro Open. Snead won the inaugural event in 1938 and won his record eighth title in 1965.

How long has the Wyndham Championship been an event on the PGA Tour?

The Wyndham Championship became the title sponsor of the event in 2007. Prior to that the tournament went by a number of different names including the Greater Greensboro Open, the Kmart Greater Greensboro Open, the Greater Greensboro Chrysler Classic, and the Chrysler Classic of Greensboro.

What is the tournament record score at the Wyndham Championship?

The tournament record score was set by a score of 258 by Henrik Stenson in 2017. Two years later J.T. Poston matched that same score by also shooting -22 during the event for a score of 258. Over the history of the event the lowest aggregate score was by Jesper Parnevik when he shot -23 in the Greater Greensboro Classic back in 1999.

What about the famous sudden-death playoff from 2021?

In 2021 the Wyndham Championship tied a record for participants in the playoff when six players shot -15 that year. This tied with the 1994 GTE Byron Nelson Golf Classic and the 2001 Nissan Open. Kevin Kisner would emerge victorious during the 2021 event when he won with a birdie on the second extra hole.