The fight for entry into the FedExCup playoffs ends this weekend, when we head to North Carolina for the Wyndham Championship.
It may not be a star-studded field but there will be plenty of intrigue as golf betting will see a number of players battle it out on the bubble, trying to get a spot into the 125-person postseason.
Follow the live PGA odds for this year's Wyndham Championship, teeing off from August 12-15 at Sedgefield Country Club.
Live odds to win the Wyndham Championship
Live odds courtesy of Betway.
Wyndham Championship pre-tournament favorites
The current betting favorites to win the Wyndham Championship are Hideki Matsuyama and Webb Simpson, both of which sit at +1,400.
Matsuyama has generally struggled since winning the 2021 Masters, finishing outside the Top-20 in five straight PGA events, although he is coming off a T4 result at the Olympics.
Simpson has also been up-and-down in limited action, posting a T12 at the Masters, T9 at the RBC Heritage, and most recently a T19 at The Open Championship — but he also missed the cut in his two prior events and has played just three events since the end of May.
It's not a major, so he may not be in contention come Sunday, but Louis Oosthuizen (+1,600) is third on the betting board and completes the list of players at better than 20/1 odds. The No. 8-ranked player in the World has posted a Top-10 finish in six of his last eight events and was on his way to another strong finish... before a final-round 74 last weekend at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational left him with "only" a T17 result.
Rounding out the Top 5 are Will Zalatoris and Patrick Reed, both of whom are sitting at +2,200.
Where is the 2021 Wyndham Championship played?
The Wyndham Championship was played at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. Built in 1925, Sedgefield is another Donald Ross creation. There is a second course at the club, the Pete Dye course, but the PGA uses the 7,127-yard par-70 Ross course, which features Bermuda grass greens and fairways.
Sedgefield Country Club Ross Course has been the host of the Wyndham Championship since 2008.
Who won the Wyndham Championship in 2020?
The 2020 Wyndham Championship was won by Jim Herman, who shot a 21-under 259 to win by one stroke over Billy Horschel.
What is the Wyndham Championship payout in 2021?
The Wyndham Championship purse for 2021 is set at $6.4 million, with the winner taking an 18 percent share of $1.152 million.
How to bet on PGA Tour odds
The most popular way to bet on golf is by simply picking the winner, which is also referred to as outright. There are plenty of other ways to wager, however. Some of the more popular markets include head-to-head betting, where sportsbooks pair up two golfers and you simply choose who you think will have the lower score over the course of the weekend or for one round only.
There are also 3-way betting markets (choose the best golfer among three choices) and group betting (choose the best golfer amongst a group of players).
Other ways to wager include Top-5/Top-10/Top-20 finish, top golfer by nationality, to make the cut/to not make the cut, and the leader after each round. Then, of course, there's the popular prop bet of whether or not there will be a hole-in-one at the tournament.
Where can I bet on PGA Tour odds?
With PGA betting growing in popularity, most online sportsbooks and casinos will offer golf odds for the Wyndham Championship. Check out the best golf betting sites available where you live and see what PGA Tour odds they have available.
