The PGA Tour's final stop ahead of its lucrative FedEx Cup Playoffs comes in the form of the Wyndham Championship, teeing off this Thursday at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Many of the Tour's stars are in good standing and are taking this week off ahead of the season's final stretch. For everyone else, it's the last chance to make a push up the standings — or to get inside the Top 125 for those on the outside looking in.
We break down the field below in our full 2022 Wyndham Championship live odds below. You can also check out our outright predictions as well as Tour Junkies' full lineup of best bets.
Live odds to win the 2022 Wyndham Championship
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Favorites to win the Wyndham Championship
Shane Lowry (+1,600)
Shane Lowry has been one of the most consistent golfers in 2022, with only one missed cut and just two finishes outside of the Top 30 in 15 worldwide starts.
The Irishman enters the week ranked 27th in the FedEx Cup standings (seventh among those without a win) with his best finishes coming at the Masters (T3), Honda Classic (runner-up), and RBC Heritage (T3). More recently, he finished T9 at the Irish Open and T21 at St. Andrews.
With a light field, this week presents a good opportunity for Lowry to pay off his good golf with a victory — his first since his win at the 2019 Open.
Will Zalatoris (+1,600)
At last week's Rocket Mortgage Classic, Willy Z barely made the weekend but was able to finish strong with a final-round 65, bumping him up into a backdoor Top-20 finish.
He now heads to Greensboro still in search of that elusive first Tour victory. He's in a great position in the FedEx Cup, entering the week in 11th place and second among those without a win behind Cameron Young.
Sungjae Im (+1,800)
Despite being pretty quiet since his win at the Shriners Children's Open last fall, Im hasn't stopped producing quality results. He's just a week removed from a runner-up finish at the 3M Open and went on a run of four straight Top-21 finishes from the Masters (T8) through to the Memorial (T10) this spring.
Statistically, he ranks inside the Top 15 in strokes gained around the green, off-the-tee, and tee-to-green, and hits a 12th-best 69.83% of greens in regulation. He sits 15th in the FedEx Cup standings and has an uncanny ability to go super low — something likely needed this week.
Notable longshots for the Wyndham Championship
Scott Stallings (+7,000)
If you're looking for a longshot with strong form, Scott Stallings is your guy. He's posted two Top-5 finishes among four Top 10s across his last six Tour starts, including three straight entering this week's event.
He's currently 42nd in the revised FedEx Cup standings (that excludes suspended LIV golfers) and with another light field, should make his way back into the mix.
Cameron Champ (+10,000)
Amidst a pretty forgettable season, Cameron Champ is making a serious push for the FedEx Cup Playoffs.
He's put a run of five straight missed cuts behind him with back-to-back Top-20 finishes at the 3M Open and Rocket Mortgage Classic. He now sits 130th in the revised FedEx Cup standings, just five spots outside of the bubble. Expect another strong week from the three-time Tour winner.
Wyndham Championship Odds FAQs
Sungjae Im and Hideki Matsuyama are betting co-favorites to win the 2023 Wyndham Championship, both available at +1,800.
Tom Kim won the Wyndham Championship in 2022, cruising to a five-shot win in what was his first PGA Tour victory. He's not in the field this week after suffering a Grade 1 tear in his right ankle a couple of weeks ago.
The purse for the 2023 Wyndham Championship is $7.6 million, with the winner taking home $1.368 million.
The 2023 Wyndham Championship will be played from Thursday, August 3 through Sunday, August 6 at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. The course is a Par 70 that plays 7,131 yards long.
