The 2026 Wyndham Championship odds have defending champion Cameron Young on top of the board at +900 as the PGA Tour closes its regular season at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro.
This is the 34th and final event of the PGA Tour regular season, and only the top 70 in the FedExCup standings advance to the Playoffs. That deadline shapes the field, the storylines and the prices. Below is a breakdown of the 2026 Wyndham Championship odds, top to bottom.
Last Updated: Wednesday, August 5, 2026
2026 Wyndham Championship — Time & How to Watch
| Where | Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, NC |
| When | Thursday, August 6 – Round 1 coverage 3:00 PM ET |
| TV | Golf Channel (Thu-Fri), Golf Channel and CBS (Sat-Sun) |
2026 Wyndham Championship Betting Preview
Sedgefield is a par 70 measuring 7,131 yards, a Donald Ross design restored to its original routing in 2007. Length is not the separator here. Roughly 30 percent of approach shots come from 150 to 175 yards, and the small Bermuda greens run fast. Driving accuracy and wedge control matter more than distance, which is why this board rarely mirrors the world ranking.
Scoring history also shapes the pricing. Young posted 258 last year and won by six shots, tying the tournament’s 72-hole record. Aaron Rai, Lucas Glover and Tom Kim all reached 18-under or better in their winning years. A course that yields those numbers compresses the field, and a compressed field flattens a betting board. The purse is $8.5 million, with $1.53 million to the winner.
The FedExCup bubble is the story driving this week’s market. Jackson Koivun sits 70th and holds the last Playoff spot after winning the 3M Open. Mac Meissner is 71st, Keegan Bradley 72nd, Jason Day 75th and Brooks Koepka 86th. Those players are priced against very different incentives than the names already locked in. Sedgefield has also produced a deep list of past champions, and three of them sit inside the eight shortest prices.
2026 Wyndham Championship — Top Odds to Win
| Name | Odds |
|---|---|
| Cameron Young | +900 |
| Jackson Koivun | +1600 |
| Hideki Matsuyama | +2000 |
| Ryan Gerard | +2800 |
| Ben Griffin | +3000 |
| Justin Thomas | +3000 |
| Tom Kim | +3000 |
| Aaron Rai | +3500 |
| Alex Fitzpatrick | +4000 |
| Maverick McNealy | +4000 |
Odds accurate as of Wednesday, August 5, 2026 via TheSpread.com. Odds change, get the latest Golf Odds – Props
Wyndham Championship Odds Favorite: Cameron Young
Young is the shortest price on the board at +900, and the market has plenty to work with. He is No. 3 in the world and No. 3 in the FedExCup standings. He won the Cadillac Championship and THE PLAYERS Championship this season and finished runner-up at The Open. He also owns this golf course, opening 63-62 on the way to that record-tying 258.
Still, +900 implies close to 10 percent in a field of roughly 144 players, and that is steep for a low-scoring event. Young led the field in Strokes Gained: Putting during last year’s win, and putting is the least repeatable skill on tour. There is also a motivational asymmetry the price cannot capture. He is already locked into the Playoffs while dozens of players below him are competing for their seasons.
Jackson Koivun is the second-shortest price at +1600 after winning the 3M Open. The gap between +900 and +1600 is narrow by golf standards, which tells you the market does not see a runaway chalk.
Wyndham Championship Mid-Board Contenders
The middle of this board is crowded with players who have something concrete on the line. Keegan Bradley (+5000) is inside the world’s top 45 but sits 72nd in the standings, 18 points outside the cut line. His price reflects a strong résumé working against uneven recent results. Mac Meissner (+5000) is 71st, and the market prices him level with Bradley despite a thinner profile.
J.T. Poston (+6500) is the most interesting mid-board name on course fit. He won here in 2019, shares the tournament’s 72-hole scoring record, and ranks inside the world’s top 40. The board still prices him behind several players he outranks, which is how a venue market usually treats a player whose current form trails his history there.
Brooks Koepka (+6000) sits 86th and needs a big week to reach the Playoffs. Mid-board prices in golf are rarely a statement about talent. They usually measure the distance between a player’s ceiling and his current week-to-week floor.
Wyndham Championship Long Shots on the Board
Past the middle tier the board opens quickly, and course history is what separates a live number from a flier. Lucas Glover (+12500) won this tournament in 2023. A price that long on a former champion says the market is weighting current form well ahead of venue history.
Jason Day (+12500) sits 75th in the standings with his Playoff run on the line, and he has been a postseason fixture for well over a decade. Billy Horschel (+10000) is also outside the top 70. Both prices show a market that is discounting name value and pricing the current season instead.
2026 Wyndham Championship Odds: What to Watch
This is a flat board with a clear leader and little separation behind him. Young at +900 is the only price under +1500, and from Koivun at +1600 down through the mid-board the steps between prices are small. Expect that shape to hold unless a withdrawal reshuffles the top.
The variables worth tracking are the bubble and the greens. A large group in this field is competing for Playoff position rather than a trophy, and that changes how they play the closing holes. Sedgefield’s Ross greens decide the rest. When the putter is the deciding club, the market’s read on the top of the board gets tested quickly. Round 1 coverage begins Thursday afternoon.
Wyndham Championship FAQ: Thursday August 6, 2026
Who is the favorite to win the Wyndham Championship?
Cameron Young is the favorite at +900. The defending champion is ranked No. 3 in the world and No. 3 in the FedExCup standings, and he won last year’s Wyndham Championship by six shots at Sedgefield Country Club. Jackson Koivun is next at +1600.
What are the odds to win the Wyndham Championship?
Cameron Young leads the board at +900, followed by Jackson Koivun at +1600 and Hideki Matsuyama at +2000. Ryan Gerard is +2800, while Ben Griffin, Justin Thomas and Tom Kim are all +3000. Aaron Rai is listed at +3500.
When does the Wyndham Championship start?
Round 1 begins Thursday, August 6, at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. Television coverage of the opening round starts at 3 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, with streaming available earlier in the day.
What channel is the Wyndham Championship on?
Golf Channel carries Thursday and Friday coverage from 3 to 6 p.m. ET. On Saturday and Sunday, Golf Channel airs from 1 to 3 p.m. ET before CBS takes over from 3 to 6 p.m. ET. Streaming is available on ESPN+ and Paramount+.
Who won the Wyndham Championship last year?
Cameron Young won the 2025 Wyndham Championship by six shots, posting a 72-hole total of 258 that tied the tournament scoring record. He opened with rounds of 63 and 62 and led the field in Strokes Gained: Putting that week.
What is the par and yardage at Sedgefield Country Club?
Sedgefield Country Club plays as a par 70 at 7,131 yards. The Donald Ross design dates to 1926 and was restored to its original routing in 2007. Its small Bermuda greens and narrow fairways reward driving accuracy and wedge play over distance.