Those on the bubble of the FedExCup Playoffs will have one last chance to earn a spot in the postseason this week at the 2026 Wyndham Championship, the final regular-season PGA Tour event of the year. It's being played at Sedgefield Country Club once again in Greensboro, North Carolina, as Cameron Young looks to repeat as the champion in Greensboro.
Below, we search for the best value prop bets for the Wyndham Championship and make our PGA Tour picks and predictions before the first round tees off Thursday.
Young is the favorite to win this week, entering with pre-tournament odds of +900. His odds were boosted by Patrick Cantlay's withdrawal Monday, which helped the chances of Jackson Koivun (+1800) and Hideki Matsuyama (+2000), as well; they're
the second and third favorites, respectively. Aaron Rai (+3300) is another former champion who's teeing it up this week, winning here in 2024.
Sedgefield Country Club is one of the easier courses on Tour. It's a par 70 and plays at 7,131 yards long, with plenty of scoring chances available for those who can hit the fairway. The winning score here has been 20-under or better in 8 of the last 10 years, including Young's 6-shot win at 22-under last year.
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Wyndham Championship – Top-5 picks
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Cameron Young (+188)
Young is the defending champion after earning his breakthrough win here last year, taking his game up a notch leading up to the Ryder Cup. Though distance isn't rewarded here, Young was excellent with his irons and wedges, and made a lot of putts. He should contend again.
Aaron Rai (+600)
Rai is extremely accurate off the tee and his approach game is always dialed, which is why he's a great fit for Sedgefield. He's already won here once (2024) and finished fifth last year, so the course history is certainly there.
2026 Wyndham Championship: Best outright winners
Ben Griffin (+500)
Griffin shockingly missed the cut in Detroit last week, along with several other big names. But he should bounce back at a course where he's finished fourth, seventh and 11th in 3 of his 4 career starts here.
Wyndham Championship – Top-10 picks
Ryan Gerard (+300)
Gerard is one of the best wedge players in the game, ranking fifth in scoring from 125 yards and under this season. He typically keeps the ball in the fairway, as well, and just finished T-8 at the Rocket Classic in Detroit.
Tom Kim (+300)
Kim is another big name who earned his first victory at this very event, winning in 2022. He hasn't played it since, though he did withdraw in 2025. His approach game is peaking and with his accuracy off the tee, he'll get some good looks into the green.
Mac Meissner (+450)
Meissner was the runner-up last year after also finishing 12th in 2024, so he has some good memories at Sedgefield. In his last start, he finished T-26 at the Rocket Classic, keeping up his strong play as of late.
Wyndham Championship – Top-20 picks
Davis Thompson (+180)
Thompson has gotten better each time he's played this event, going from 22nd in 2023 to 12th in 2024 to 11th in 2025. He has back-to-back top-10 finishes in his last 2 starts this season, so he's peaking at the right time.
Sungjae Im (+210)
Im usually plays well at courses that yield a lot of birdies, especially one as short and tight as Sedgefield is. He has 3 top-10 finishes in his last 7 starts at the Wyndham Championship, finishing worse than 27th only once in the last 7 years.
Emiliano Grillo (+275)
Grillo doesn't have much experience at this course, finishing 59th and 44th in his last 2 starts. But his skill set makes him a good option this week, given his driving accuracy and wedge play.
Wyndham Championship – Matchups
Suggested play is golfer in bold.
Davis Thompson (-110) vs. Maverick McNealy (-110)
Thompson has 3 straight top-22 finishes at this event and is coming off back-to-back top-10s in his last 2 starts this season. McNealy has only played here twice, missing the cut once and finishing 45th the other.
Mac Meissner (-110) vs. Ben Kohles (-110)
Kohles has missed the cut in his last 2 starts at this tournament and Meissner not only has back-to-back top-12s here, but his game is trending up with a T-26 last week and a T-6 at the John Deere Classic in July.
Wyndham Championship – Top South American
Emiliano Grillo (+125)
Grillo is the favorite in this market, with Nico Echavarria having the second-best odds at +180. Everyone else is +700 or longer. We outlined why Grillo is a good fit above, using his driving accuracy and wedge game to score well here.
Wyndham Championship – Top Japanese
Ryo Hisatsune (+210)
Hideki Matsuyama (-140) has the best odds to be the top Japanese finisher, but he missed the cut here 3 straight times before coming in 19th last year. Hisatsune finished third in 2024 before missing the cut last year.
Wyndham Championship – First-round leader
Beau Hossler (+8000)
Hossler has the second-lowest first-round scoring average on the PGA Tour this season (68.71) and has played well here the last 2 years, coming in 12th and 15th.
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