Wyndham Championship Tips

Cameron Young is playing decent golf in the last few months and I believe that he is worth backing each way

Matsuyama arrives with one of the strongest form lines in the field after finishing T14 at The Open, third at the 3M Open, and T5 at the Rocket Classic. Sedgefield rewards precise iron play, controlled positioning, and repeated birdie chances, which fits a player whose tee-to-green quality remains among the best in this field. He also finished T19 here last year, so there is useful course evidence without his price being compressed like the market leaders. Forecast rain should soften the greens and place more emphasis on accurate approaches. The clear risk is putting: Matsuyama can lose momentum on Bermuda surfaces. Even so, his current ball striking, proven winning record, and recent contention rate give him a stronger outright case than his price suggests.

Jackson Koivun offers value at 17.00, carrying fresh momentum from his maiden victory at the 3M Open and an urgent need for FedEx Cup points to secure a playoff spot.

Ryan Gerard arrives with some of the more consistent recent form on offer. Two Top 10 finishes in his last two events , four Top 50 finishes in his last four events. Another good performance is likely because he appears to be holding his form well and this event doesn't look much tougher than his last.

Ben Griffin presents solid upside at 29.00, boasting an exceptional local record with multiple top-10 finishes here and a game tailored for precision over power.

Rai won here two years ago and finished 5th last year. He had two missed cuts in his last two starts (both in Britain). A return to the PGA Tour might suit him here.

Another towards the top end of the market that I like the look of is Justin Thomas who has the experience and with a 12th placed finish here a few years ago could go closer this year.

Tom Kim could be worth a punt at 34.00, returning to the site of his 2022 breakthrough win with renewed confidence and a game perfectly suited for birdie-fest conditions.

Since winning his first PGA title with doubles partner and brother Matt, Alex has really held his own in recent events and could go really close.

I can see some decent each way value herewith Davis Thompson as he is one of the form players on the circuit and with 2 top 10 finishes on the bounce could do the same here.

A regular name on the leaderboards of late and hit his highest ranking of 10th last year, still only 30 yrs old and hitting the ball well

Im boasts one of the most consistent historical profiles at Sedgefield Country Club, having logged multiple top-10 finishes over his career. His elite, rhythmic iron play and precision off the tee align seamlessly with the demands of this Donald Ross layout, where positioning on the narrow fairways is critical to setting up scoring opportunities.

J. T. Poston is a consistent player on the PGA Tour these days. His approach play and putting have really improved, and he must go close.

Played really well last week. Just made too many errors in the final round to win the title in the end.

Noren has only one top ten finish on the PGA Tour so far this year, but he did finish 3rd here last year.

At a big price I am going to take a chance on Alex Smalley here who has some decent form here and with the course suiting his game he should have a big weekend.

Chris Kirk definitely needs to find a bit of improvement but, he's a player with ability. It's possible we'll see a better effort from Chris this time as this event is probably slightly easier looking than his last few he played in.

Played well last week overall, but needs to find more putts and minimize errors each round while finding form on the greens.

Kim played well last week but just couldn't find it in the last round to convert to a title run.

Horschel holds an outstanding track record at Sedgefield, consistently piling up top-10 finishes through sharp tactical ball-striking and high-level putting. His strong finish down the stretch of the PGA Tour season routinely aligns with peak form heading into this event, making him a reliable contender once again.

Was in contention the first couple of rounds last week before a double bogey, which ruined all momentum. Will look to bounce back here.

Denny McCarthy is recognized as the best putter in the game. If he stays accurate from the tee, he has a great chance this week.

Played well last week and nearly won the Valspar earlier this season, but is unlikely compared to most others here.

Mixed form and results for Adrien this year but that was a possible sign of a return to better form in the Rocket Classic when finishing in the Top 50 in his previous event, possibly on the way into some better form. He often plays well on courses similar to this one.

Tom Hoge in my opinion, has the ability to be doing well here. His overall game this year has looked good, looking good with all clubs. Missed the cut his last two events but his form before that was much better. If showing the form he was showing only a few weeks back , he'd be doing quite well in this.

Missed the cut last year despite being two under par following the first two rounds in a hotly contested competition. Placed 7th in both the previous entries, and finished on twelve under, which presents solid each-way value here.