Wyndham Championship betting tips: Simpson tops list

He makes his seventh Wyndham appearance and his best finishes here came in 2016 (T3) and 2018 (T11). The six-time PGA Tour winner was a little unlucky not to win the St Jude last week, ending up in a three-man play-off before being edged out by Abram Ancer.

Matsuyama also just finished out of the medals at the Tokyo Olympics and must be more determined than ever to re-find that winning habit. He can be added to Wyndham Championship betting tips at 12/1.

The same sentiments apply to Louis Oosthuizen, who is also a 12/1 chance. He is sixth in the FedExCup point standings, eighth in the world rankings and third in the Race to Dubai – and is still seeking his first 2021 victory.

His season is a liturgy of near misses. He finished second at the US Open, T3 at The Open, T2 at the 3M Open, was second at the PGA Championship and runner-up in New Orleans. Few have been as consistent as the South African, so thank goodness for each-way betting.

At larger odds

Jason Kokrak (pictured above) had a poor final round at TPC Southwind last week but that aside, he has performed consistently, winning the Charles Schwab Challenge along with three other top-10 finishes since the end of February.

His T9 at Sawgrass is interesting, as the form of that course often translates well here, and he is a 20/1 chance.

Will Zalatoris returns to his home state needing to win to make the play-offs, but he had a strong week at the St Jude with a T8 finish, just four shots behind Ancer, and he has the short game to challenge and bid for a first PGA Tour win. Zalatoris is a 25/1 shot.

Gary Woodland finished fifth at the Wells Fargo Championship, was T6 at the Texas Open and T11 at the 3M Open. He is 35/1 this week and could be in the mix on Sunday.

Elsewhere

Kevin Kisner has had a few results that put him on the Wyndham Championship betting tips list, including a runner-up effort at the RSM Classic, a T5 at the Travelers and a T8 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Kisner was T3 here last year and finished T10 in 2016, so has form on the course where he is a 45/1 chance.

Rickie Fowler needs a big week to make the FedEx play-offs and is a 45/1 chance. A made cut should see him make the field for the big-money event.

Patton Kizzire has had five top-10 finishes this year including T3s at both the Byron Nelson and Charles Schwab Challenge.

The Auburn man has done plenty of damage with the putter this year and garners interest for Wyndham Championship betting tips at odds of 50/1.

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