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The Wyndham Championship continues its role as the PGA Tour’s last-chance saloon.
And with only the top 70 in the FedExCup standings making it through to the Playoffs this year, the drama is ramped up.
Those on the outside looking in include Justin Thomas at 79th and Shane Lowry at 77th.
Many of those already guaranteed a spot sit this one out so Si Woo Im, at No.18, is the highest-ranked player on the list taking part.
This week’s venue, Sedgefield Country Club in North Carolina, is one of Donald Ross’s most famous designs.
It’s a par 70 measuring just 7,131 yards and 20-under or lower has been the winning score in six of the last seven editions.
However, Tom Kim won by five last year so he’s the only player to have scored better than 15-under in the last two years.
Kim doesn’t defend after injuring his ankle in the Open Championship at Hoylake.
The course has hosted every Wyndham Championship since 2008.
Year | Champion and winning score |
2022 | Tom Kim (South Korea) -20 |
2021 | Kevin Kisner (United States) -15 Playoff |
2020 | Jim Herman (United States) -21 |
2019 | J.T. Poston (United States) -22 |
2018 | Brandt Snedeker (United States) -21 |
2017 | Henrik Stenson (Sweden) -22 |
2016 | Si Woo Kim (South Korea) -21 |
2015 | Davis Love III (United States) -17 |
2014 | Camilo Villegas (Colombia) -17 |
2013 | Patrick Reed (United States) -14 Playoff |
Matsuyama is difficult to assess this week as his Sedgefield course form is feast or famine. Three of his finishes are third, 11th, and 15th; the other four are all missed cuts including each of the last two. His current form is a mix too. He’s had two top 13s in his last four starts but hasn’t posted a top 10 since March’s PLAYERS Championship.
Henley’s course form is much easier to get a handle on. The American is 5-for-6 at Sedgefield and has finished fifth, seventh, and ninth in the last three years, opening with a 62 in 2021. He missed the cut at Hoylake but prior to that had collected four top 20s in his previous five starts.
The Korean is another with course horse status. Im was runner-up last year and that followed finishes of 6-9-24 on his first three visits. A 20th at Hoylake is promising but either side of that he’s missed cuts at the Scottish Open and the 3M Open.
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Flicking through past results at the Wyndham Championship shows the same names cropping up on the leaderboard time and time again.
As for lifting the silverware more than once, there are two recent examples: Davis Love III added a third win in 2015 while Brandt Snedeker banked a second victory in 2018.
And that gives encouragement to anyone backing J.T. Poston to add to his victory here in 2019.
Poston fired 65-65-66-62 to shoot 22-under and edge out one of the tournament’s great specialists, Webb Simpson.
He’s shot three 66s at Sedgefield since then and returns showing form that suggests he could be the man to beat once more.
Poston has been on a tear in his last four starts, finishing in the top six at both the John Deere Classic and Scottish Open, playing all four rounds in the Open Championship, and twirling three 66s and a 69 to be runner-up in last week’s 3M Open.
His putter is hot - Poston has gained nearly 20 strokes on the greens over his last four events - while he ranked in the top 10 for both Strokes Gained: Tee To Green and Approach at the 3M Open.
With doubts over many of the market leaders, the +3000 each-way (1/5 1-8) with bet365 is well worth snapping up.
These sorts of weeks on the PGA Tour are welcomed by Brendon Todd. Weeks when plotting rather than bombing counts for plenty.
Todd, a three-time winner at this level, was runner-up at the John Deere Classic two starts ago and also took second at Pebble Beach earlier this season.
At this course, he cracked the top 10 two years ago and last year fired a pair of closing 67s for a tied 36th.
I’ll back him to win a 72-hole match against Gary Woodland.
The big hitter has only played Sedgefield twice but on both occasions (2012 and 2021) he didn’t make it to the weekend.
Woodland also missed the cut at last week’s 3M Open after posting 55th in the Open Championship.
Todd holds the aces and is worth a punt at -120 with DraftKings Sportsbook to win their 72-hole match.
Chesson Hadley once more finds himself needing a big week at Sedgefield to make the top 70 and secure a place in the Playoffs.
The good news is that he’s been in this position in each of the last two years and pulled a rabbit from the hat.
Hadley fired a brilliant Sunday 62 to take 15th and sneak the last spot in 2021 while last year he secured his place with a final-round 64 that left him eighth.
He returns in promising form after finishing sixth at the Barracuda and 27th in the 3M Open.
Back Hadley at +400 with bet365 to make the top 20 here for the third year running.
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