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Wyndham Championship 2026: Favorites, odds for regular-season finale

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The Wyndham Championship will crown its 20th winner on Sunday as the PGA Tour regular-season finale gives players their last shot to get within the top 70 in FedExCup Points.

Players champ and Open runner-up Cameron Young is going off as the favorite for the second week in a row. Also feeling familiar from the Rocket pre-tournament odds: Jackson Koivun is one of the first five names listed after a T-5 finish at Sedgefield last year as an amateur.

Rounding out the top five of expected contenders are a trio of Tour vets, Patrick Cantlay, Justin Thomas and Ben Griffin. All three are still looking for their first win of the season.

Let’s take a deeper look at the favorites and just how big of a margin Young has walking into the regular-season finale.

2026 Wyndham Championship odds (as of August 3, courtesy of DraftKings)

  • Cameron Young (+840)
  • Patrick Cantlay (+1700)
  • Jackson Koivun (+2350)
  • Justin Thomas (+2600)
  • Ben Griffin (+2700)
  • Maverick McNealy (+3100)
  • Hideki Matsuyama (+3200)
  • Ryan Gerard (+3200)
  • Aaron Rai (+3500)
  • Brooks Koepka (+3700)
  • Michael Brennan (+3800)
  • Keegan Bradley (+4000)
  • Keith Mitchel (+4100)
  • Harris English (+4100)
  • Tom Kim (+4300)
  • Alex Fitzpatrick (+4300)
  • Mac Meissner (+5000)
  • Jordan Spieth (+5000)

Wyndham Championship winner prediction

Typically we’d only go this deep (18 players) for a major, but seeing this one has some additional implications we figured it was worth extending the list. And look, we got last year’s runner-up in Meissner (lost by six strokes to Young, for what it’s worth) and fan favorite Jordan Spieth.

We also added someone we’ve recommended a few times this year either as an outright or a T-10, and that’s Alex Fitzpatrick at +4300. Well, history is repeating itself as we like the Wake Forest grad to be comfortable this week back in the Tar Heel State.

Now, the younger Fitzpatrick was a disappointment across the pond last month missing the cut at the Scottish Open and finishing T-71 at Royal Birkdale, where he was a mess in his final round. But we’re going to ignore those recent results in favor of a homecoming of sorts, seven T-25 finishes on the year, and a player who is among the top 20 in driving accuracy.

Wyndham Championship best bet

Coming off a four-player parlay that missed by a single leg last week, we’ll go straight with four individual T-10 plays:

  • Sungjae Im (+475)
  • Brian Harman (+475)
  • J.T. Poston (+500)
  • Johnny Keefer (+580)

Motivated to get inside the top 50 in points this week, Im comes into Wyndham seemingly capable of slamming his trunk on Friday or winning the tournament. He’s been a bit inconsistent of late (see: two T-20s and two MCs over his last four events). Something about this number seems off, though.

Same could be said for Harman who is priced the exact same despite being one of the better drivers in the field, and who’s approach and short game has been trending in the right direction this summer. He’s also six spots behind Im in the standings and would like to rise inside the top 50.

Poston, a former winner in 2019 and a hometown favorite, is plenty comfortable and coming in here rested after missing the cut at Royal Birkdale. Sitting 29th in the FedExCup standings, he’s got the proper motivation to stick inside the top 30 ahead of the playoffs.

Keefer might be the favorite play of the week based on the motivation: He’s 74th right now in the FedEx standings. We’ll take the flier here, still a bit charmed by his T-3 finish at last month’s Scottish Open.

Bonus pick

And for those looking for a parlay we went to the kitchen this morning and whipped up this three-legger bonus play that pays +2800: Cameron Young, Matt Wallace and Matti Schmid all to finish T-20. Remember, that one is just for fun.

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