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Steelers vs Jaguars -4.5 O/U 36.5
📍 Game Details
Kickoff: 7:00 PM ET / 4:00 PM PT
Location: EverBank Stadium, Jacksonville, FL
Broadcast: FOX30 (Jacksonville), CBS/KDKA (Pittsburgh), streaming on NFL+
🔍 Key Storylines
🐆 Jaguars
New Era Begins: Head coach Liam Coen makes his debut, bringing an aggressive offensive philosophy from his time with Tampa Bay.
Trevor Lawrence Starts: The Jaguars will play most of their starters for a few series, including QB Trevor Lawrence.
Travis Hunter’s Debut: The second-overall pick will play both WR and CB, a rare two-way role that’s generating major buzz.
🛡️ Steelers
Starters Sitting: Pittsburgh will rest at least 15 of their 22 starters, including Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf, and Calvin Austin III.
QB Rotation: Expect Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson to split reps behind a mostly intact offensive line.
Defensive Depth Test: With most defensive starters out, the Steelers will rely on backups to contain Jacksonville’s first-team offense.
Weather: Mostly cloudy, warm and muggy with a high of 81 degrees. 48% chance of rain. Possible a few showers.
Prediction:
Lots of money came on the Jaguars when we found out that they are playing their starters. I think this line may have moved too far. While the Jags have some studs on their team, we cannot forget who their backups are. After Trevor Lawrence at quarterback, we have Nick Mullens, John Wolford, and Seth Henigan. Who???? I expect these guys to play most of the game. While we will not see Aaron Rogers for the Steelers, we will se some Mason Rudolph and some Skyler Thompson. These guys are not exactly world beaters, but they certainly have a leg up on what the Jaguars have to offer. Lastly, we have to remember that Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has a fantastic preseason record of 41-23 at 63% winning percentage. He likes to win these games. We do not have information on Jaguars coach Liem Coan just yet, but I assume he isn’t quite as aggressive as Tomlin when it comes to meaningless games. I think the Steelers might win this, but let’s take the points for the larger play.
We have a great show for you today! Kyle Hunter @KyleHunterPicks from Hunter Sports Picks is back to break down a huge season of college football! First, Kiev talks a litte NFL preseason football. Next, Kyle comes on and the guys get right into college football. We talk some trends and then go over a bunch of predicted tempo changes for teams for the 2025 season. Then, Kyle and Kiev talk some season win totals. After that, the boys give out a week 0/1 FREE PLAY. Then, we look at long shots that could pay some big bucks for the 2025 season. Finally, Kiev talks a little UFC for the weekend! Should you have any questions for the podcast, or games that you want us to cap during our shows, please message us at Info@TheOddsBreakers.com. Have a wonderful week!
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The Circa NFL football contests are back for 2025, and they’ve never been more massive or more thrilling. If you’re a sports bettor and haven’t explored these legendary betting challenges, it’s time to dive in and ask yourself why you’re missing out on all the action. Circa Millions VII returns with a robust format—an 18-week NFL contest where you pick five games each week against the spread using fixed lines. The goal? Outsmart the competition and claim the jaw-dropping $1 million top prize and the prestigious blue winner’s jacket. On top of that, there’s a guaranteed $6 million in total payouts, no rake involved.
Last season’s overlay was over $100,000 thus adding serious value for every entrant. Quarterly prizes continue with $300,000 handed out to the top five scorers each quarter. Even if one quarter goes sideways, you’ve got three more chances to make a comeback. At year’s end, places two through one hundred split a hefty $3.65 million. For those who are flirting with infamy, there’s now a second-place booby prize worth $50,000, plus $25,000 booby prizes doled out quarterly. As they say—if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
Then there’s the Circa Survivor. This 18-week, 20-pick contest is all about choosing one team each week to win outright. Survive all 18 weeks, and you’ll get a shot at the gigantic $15 million guaranteed prize pool. If more than one contestant survives the gauntlet, the pot gets split accordingly. Circa Sports CEO Derek Stevens is pushing the limits again, adding an extra $6 million in guaranteed money, raising the total contest payouts to an astonishing $21 million, all with no rake. These contests aren’t just back—they’re blowing the roof off of everything else in the betting world.
Circa Millions:
Circa Millions has 6 million dollars in guaranteed payouts! The quarterly prizes include $300,000 paid out to the top 5 quarterly scored participants. Just in case you have a rough quarter, you still can potentially win the next! This contest is also paying out 3.65M to the top 2-100 entries at the end of the year! There is now a second place booby prize for $50,000.00 and $25,000.00 booby prizes that are paid out every quarter. Playing Millions is a little different than sports betting in itself as in the lines are always locked in place, and the strategy can be different depending on where your specific entry ranks for the quarter or for the year. Here are the highlights below courtesy of Circa Sports.
$1,000 to enter, 5 entries per person max
Make 5 NFL picks against the spread each week
Get one point for each correct selection and one-half point for each push
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No Rake! Any extra fees go into the quarter and full-season prizes
Circa Survivor:
Circa Survivor now has a guaranteed 15 million dollars in total payouts! That is 5 million more than last season due to a huge 14,270,000.00 in last year’s pot! There are 20 total legs in this contest with Thanksgiving day games and Christmas games being their own week. Here are the highlights below.
$1,000 to enter, 10 entries per person max (can rebuy up to ten additional entries until the registration deadline if you lose on the opening TNF or Friday game)
Up to 20 picks in 2025: NFL Weeks 1 – 18, plus Thanksgiving Day/Black Friday and Christmas Leg (Wed/Thur)
Each NFL team can only be selected once per each entry during the contest
No Rake! – the last remaining entry wins the entire survivor pool: $15 Million guaranteed, plus more if entries exceed $15 Million
Entries are eliminated from the contest by selecting a team that subsequently loses or ties its NFL game that week or continues until a single entry remains
The contest continues until a single entry remains
If more than one entry remains after all 20 legs, the pool is split equally among all the entries that successfully submitted a selection during the leg
If all remaining entries lose in the same week, the pool is split equally among all the entries that successfully submitted a selection during the leg
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Thanksgiving Day/Black Friday: picks are due by 10 p.m. PST Wednesday, November 26
Christmas Leg: picks are due by 9 a.m. PST Wednesday, December 25
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$100,000 to enter, 2 entries per person max (can rebuy up to two additional entries until the registration deadline if you lose on the opening TNF or Friday game)
Up to 20 picks in 2025: NFL Weeks 1 – 18, plus Thanksgiving Day/Black Friday and Christmas Day
Each NFL team can only be selected once per each entry during the contest
No Rake! – the last remaining entry wins the entire survivor pool: $1.5 Million guaranteed, plus more if entries exceed $1.5 Million
Entries are eliminated from the contest by selecting a team that subsequently loses or ties its NFL game that week or continues until a single entry remains
The contest continues until a single entry remains
If more than one entry remains after all 20 legs, the pool is split equally among all the entries that successfully submitted a selection during the leg
If all remaining entries lose in the same week, the pool is split equally among all the entries that successfully submitted a selection during the leg
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We have a HUGE show for you today! Sean Higgs @MrSeanHiggs is back to break down some NFL and Vegas Matty @Vegas_Matty from @FootballContest is here to talk about some amazing contests for 2025! First, Kiev touches some on the preseason as well as his Circa Sports article coming out this week. Next, Matty comes on and the guys get right into contests! What kind of changes should we expect? How much are the guarantees? Will there be a college football contest? Then, Matty talks about a special promo-code OB to get $50 off your entry as well as his survivor guarantee that helps you out if you go out early! After that, Sean Higgs comes on to talk everything NFL! We talk season win totals, preseason, week one and more! Should you have any questions for the podcast, or games that you want us to cap during our shows, please message us at Info@TheOddsBreakers.com. Have a wonderful week!
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Another NFL season is here, and wow does time fly. Looking to cash in on some big opportunities in the preseason market. It is pretty well known that betting preseason football is quite a bit different than during regular season football due to coaching changes, preseason goals, shorter pre-season, quarterback changes, new coordinators, rule changes, and maybe the most important factors in motivation. Coaching philosophy is the single most important factor when handicapping pre-season football and it is imperative that we know what some of these coaches did in the past to try and accurately predict the future. Some coaches are very motivated to win preseason games, or at least certain ones, and some coaches do not care to win these games at all.
Since last NFL football season, there have been seven head coaching changes, and one rule change that could effect the way that these games are being played out. That rule change is a modification to the kickoff return. Touchbacks will now be moved to the 35 yard line instead of the 30. When the touchback is moved to the 35-yard line in 2025, it’s expected to encourage teams to kick the ball into the landing zone, therefore forcing a return, rather than simply gift their opponent an additional 5 yards.
As far as the coaching changes are concerned, we do have data on two of the coaches in Pete Carroll and Mike Vrable to make educated preseason motivational decisions. We hope to use this data and information to capitalize on a successful preseason from a sports betting perspective. It is also important to understand that we need a good sample size to start making determinations on what these coaches are more prone to do. I personally have to have at least eight games played, or three seasons of pre-season football to make a determination. As said earlier, some coaches are very bullish on winning games that have zero significance to what their record will be at the end of the season, and some coaches do not care whatsoever and will instead be a lot looser with their play calling, and very liberal on which athletes that they will put into play the game. Coaches that want to win in the preseason will play a lot of their good 1st, 2nd and 3rd string players and determine if their lower tier players will make the team during training camp and OTAs. They also like to stick to their main playbook without fear of showing their hand in the preseason. Other coaches that do not care much at all about winning will tend to play their worst players to determine if they will make the team during the preseason games rather than in practice or OTAs. These “bearish” coaches will also try out a lot of new plays during the games that were created in the offseason, or plays that were never a factor in their playbook in the previous years.
Unfortunately, coaches come and go and every year we seem to lose at least one money maker. After last season we had to say goodbye to coach Dennis Allen who was 8-13 at 31%. This guy was so bad that he may actually had been trying to win. On the other side of things, we had to say goodbye to Matt Eberflus from the Bears who was 8-2 or 80% preseason win rate. The only games that he could win were in the preseason. Lastly, we way goodbye to Robert Saleh who was an amazing 10-2 in the preseason. An 83% win rate was nice, but there is much less than an 83% chance that he will be back at coaching anytime soon. Rough hits to the pocket book if you ask me.
For 2025, some of the most winning coaches who will be paying our bills will be:
Mike Tomlin at 41-23 at 64% – Although he somehow went 0-3 last season. Small sample size.
Pete Carroll at 28-21 at 57% – Pistol Pete is back and stronger than ever. Now in Vegas, he can make his fans and bettors happy.
John Harbaugh at 45-16 at 74% – Not a great last two years, but hey, his backup quarterbacks pretty much sucked.
Some of the most losing coaches who could also help pay some bills are:
Dan Quinn at 7-17 at 29% – Losing in the preseason means winning in life.
Nick Siriani at 3-7 at 30% – Super bowl preseason hangover is coming.
Zac Taylor at 3-12 at 20% – Let’s just piss off the rest of the team.
There also is a lot of up and comers with coaches like Demeco Ryans at 5-2 at 71% as well as Brian Callahan at 3-0 at 100%, and Nick Siriani at 3-7 at 30%.
When looking at coaching records, it is also very important to look at how they approach the preseason. We must be cognizant enough to know what these coaches do in the beginning, the middle and at the end. Looking in the past for many of these coaches, they use to have four preseason games rather than three. I basically had to combine weeks two and three for the NFL Preseason before 2021. Some of the significant data that we found show that Jon Harbaugh is 15-2 in game one but only 9-8 at the final week. Maybe be a little more careful with that. Another look is Dan Quinn who is 1-10 in the middle weeks or what is now looked at as week 2, yet 4-2 in the final week. Another coach to look at Sean Payton who is 19-11 in the middle weeks yet 5-11 in the final. If you want an extra edge in your handicapping, looking at these week to week records could certainly help.
I know what you are thinking. Why are you giving me coaching records per game rather than straight ATS? Well, the reason for this is that preseason spreads are usually very small due to the fact that the best teams are not always trying to win and the worst teams might have some more skin in the game when it comes to QB competition. The winning team usually covers, so motivation can be read more easily just based on the coaching records.
A few things to keep in mind for 2025. The preseason schedule remains only three games. Even though this change is still at it’s youth, I do not think that it factors in much to what these coaches do with respect to their history in the in the first game, the middle game, and in their last game.
In summary, it can certainly be profitable to bet preseason football if you understand how some of these coaches approach their season juxtaposed with what some of these other teams want to accomplish. If you have any questions about this, feel free to tweet me @OBKiev or @TheOddsBreakers.
We have a great show for you today! Paul Stone from @PaulStoneSports and @VSINLIVE is back to break down The Big 12 and more college football! First, Kiev talks about Circa contests and a few things going in NFL preseason. Next, Paul comes on and the guys get right into their top five power rated teams. Then, we get into power ratings and go over our biggest upgrades and downgrades from last season. Next, Paul and Kiev get into the Big 12 preview going over the top teams in the conference and a little on the bottom feeders. Next, the guys go over some plays as well as who faces off in the national championship. Finally, Kiev talks some UFC back at the Apex for the weekend! Should you have any questions for the podcast, or games that you want us to cap during our shows, please message us at Info@TheOddsBreakers.com. Have a wonderful week!
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We have a HUGE show for you today! Chicago Radio legend Mike North @North2North from @Barroomnetwork @ESPN1000 joins us to break down a some baseball and some NFL! First, Kiev gets into the agenda for the pod as well as a huge 40-1 hit from our very own Patrick Gates. Next, Mike comes on and the guys get right into our old 80s hero Ryan Sandberg. Then, the guys talk some more baseball and some NFL. We go division by division with some predictions and content. Finally, we both have some super bowl predictions to share! Should you have any questions for the podcast, or games that you want us to cap during our shows, please message us at Info@TheOddsBreakers.com. Have a wonderful week!
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The 2025 Wyndham Championship, the final event of the FedExCup Regular Season, promises another exciting week of golf at Sedgefield Country Club, but first, let’s recap the highlights and key takeaways from last week’s tournament before we jump into this week’s action.
Kurt Kitayama wins the 3M Open
20 birdies for Kurt Kitayama on the weekend alone!
Kurt Kitayama cashed a 40-1 ticket for us with his win at the 3M Open last week! He lit up the weekend, firing a course-record 60 on Saturday, followed by a 65 on Sunday to win by a shot. Making it even more special, his brother Daniel was on the bag for the victory.
In this preview, I’ll highlight the key storylines, analyze the course, and share my picks to help you gain an edge at this year’s Wyndham Championship. Let’s dive into the main storylines driving the action this week…
Pre-Tournament Storylines:
Aaron Rai Looks to Defend His Title at the Wyndham Championship
Aaron Rai captured his first PGA TOUR victory at the 85th Wyndham Championship, winning a grueling 72-hole event played over three days due to weather delays. Rai closed with a bogey-free 64 on Sunday, capping a 36-hole marathon and securing the win.
He now returns to Sedgefield Country Club looking to become the first player to win back-to-back Wyndham Championships since Sam Snead. Snead, who holds the record for most wins at this event, went back-to-back twice—first in 1949 and 1950, then again in 1955 and 1956. No other golfer has repeated as champion in tournament history.
What’s at Stake This Week at the Wyndham Championship
The Wyndham Championship isn’t just the final stop of the PGA TOUR regular season—it’s one of the most pivotal weeks on the calendar. With careers, playoff hopes, and millions of dollars on the line, this tournament consistently delivers high-stakes drama. Here’s what’s at stake:
The top 70 players in the FedExCup standings after the Wyndham Championship will punch their ticket to the postseason, beginning with the FedEx St. Jude Championship. The Playoffs then progress to the BMW Championship (top 50) and conclude with the TOUR Championship (top 30). Each step comes with increased opportunity—and pressure—as players chase the season-long FedExCup title.
$100 Million FedExCup Bonus Pool
Players advancing through the playoffs will compete for a share of the $100 million FedExCup bonus pool, with the eventual FedExCup Champion earning a staggering $25 million. The TOUR Championship features a staggered start based on FedExCup standings, rewarding season-long consistency and playoff performance.
The $40 Million Comcast Business TOUR Top 10
The Wyndham Championship also finalizes the standings for the Comcast Business TOUR Top 10, a $40 million bonus pool split among the top 10 players in the regular season FedExCup standings. These players are recognized for elite consistency and will earn a significant financial reward before the playoffs even begin.
2026 Signature Event Eligibility
Looking ahead, this week also helps determine who will qualify for the TOUR’s 2026 Signature Events. The top 50 players who advance to the second playoff event (the BMW Championship) are fully exempt into these high-purse, limited-field events—including THE PLAYERS Championship and all eight Signature Events—next season. Players ranked 51–70 also secure full status for the following year, though they will not be guaranteed spots in Signature Events.
From season-saving performances to playoff-shaping drama, the Wyndham Championship remains one of the most important weeks on the PGA TOUR calendar.
The Wyndham Championship is the PGA TOUR’s seventh longest-running event, debuting in 1938 under the name Greater Greensboro Open. Designed to bring elite golf to North Carolina, the tournament quickly became a mainstay on the schedule. Its early years saw play split between Sedgefield Country Club and Starmount Forest Country Club, both in Greensboro. From 1938 through 1942, players contested two rounds at each venue before the event paused during World War II. When it resumed in 1945, the tournament alternated sites annually until 1951, when Starmount hosted the next ten editions exclusively.
A pivotal moment in the tournament’s history came in 1960. After a harsh winter left Starmount in poor shape, Sam Snead—who won that year for a record-setting seventh time—quipped that course owner Edward Benjamin should dig up some of his rumored tomato-can cash and fix the grounds. The remark didn’t sit well with Benjamin, who banned Snead from Starmount for life. Though it sparked controversy, the incident helped usher in a new chapter. With larger crowds and greater demand, Sedgefield’s more spacious property became the event’s sole home until 1977, when the tournament shifted to Forest Oaks Country Club, where it stayed for 31 years.
In 2007, a $3 million restoration led by architect Kris Spence brought Sedgefield’s Donald Ross layout back to its original brilliance, updating the course to modern TOUR standards. The renovated track welcomed the Wyndham Championship back in 2008.
Since then, the tournament has reestablished itself at Sedgefield, where precision iron play and a sharp short game are essential on its tree-lined fairways and challenging Bermuda greens. The event now serves as the final regular-season stop on the PGA TOUR, giving it major significance for players hoping to lock in FedEx Cup Playoff spots or secure their TOUR cards.
Previous Tournament Venues:
Duration
Course
Location:
2008-Present
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1977-2007
Forest Oaks Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1961-1976
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1958-1960
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1957
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1954-1956
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1953
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1951-1952
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1950
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1949
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1948
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1947
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1946
Sedgefield Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1942; 1945
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro, North Carolina
1938-1941
Starmount Forest Country Club and Sedgefield Country Club
Tied for PGA TOUR record for most wins in an official event.
72-Hole Record:
258, J.T. Poston (2019, Sedgefield Country Club), Henrik Stenson (2017, Sedgefield Country Club)
18-Hole Record:
59, Brandt Snedeker (first round, 2018, Sedgefield Country Club)
Largest Margin of Victory:
10 Strokes, Sam Snead (1950, Sedgefield Country Club)
Course Records:
72-Hole Record (Sedgefield Country Club):
258, J.T. Poston (2019), Henrik Stenson (2017)
18-Hole Record (Sedgefield Country Club):
59, Brandt Snedeker (first round, 2018)
Largest Margin of Victory (Sedgefield Country Club):
10 Strokes, Sam Snead (1950)
Course Guide/ Scorecard:
Sedgefield Country Club, designed by the legendary Donald Ross, is a par-70 course measuring 7,131 yards. It presents a balanced test with four par 3s, twelve par 4s, and two par 5s, demanding precision and smart course management. While scoring chances exist, players must carefully navigate the narrow fairways, undulating greens, and unpredictable winds to contend for the Wyndham Championship.
Sedgefield Country Club measures 7,131 yards, making it the 19th shortest course on the PGA TOUR this season. The fairways are narrow, averaging 29 yards wide, ranking among the 9th narrowest on TOUR, so accuracy off the tee is essential. The greens are smaller than the PGA TOUR average at around 6,000 square feet, putting a premium on precise approach shots. With only 52 bunkers—the 7th fewest on TOUR—hazards are less of a factor here.
The four par 3s at Sedgefield Country Club range from 174 to 235 yards, placing a premium on precision and smart club selection. In last year’s Wyndham Championship, only holes No. 3 and No. 16 played under par on average, while the others (No. 7 and No. 12) proved to be more penal, especially given their length.
This mid-length par three hole is generally played into the prevailing wind and contains three of the deepest bunkers on the course, short and right. The large, somewhat subtle green narrows the deeper into the green one plays. Long and left is a very difficult up and down, with the green sloping away from the player.
On this long par three, the green is guarded on three sides by a deep creek and features a soft punch bowl green with very difficult hole locations in the corners. Par is a great score on this demanding hole.
The longest par three on the course will require a very precise approach into a dramatic two-tier green cut into the face of a hill. Anything short will roll well back from the green and require a difficult up and down. Dead center of this green is the preferred line and will give the player the best chance of escaping with a par or occasional birdie.
This short par three will provide the player an opportunity to be aggressive. However, the horseshoe-shaped green will wreak havoc on misplayed tee shots and chips from around the green. Two four-foot-deep pot bunkers guarding the green require a demanding short iron approach.
Sedgefield Country Club features twelve par 4s, most of which fall between 400 and 450 yards. Strategy plays a major role, particularly on holes that offer tempting risk-reward opportunities. In 2024, the two toughest par 4s were the 14th and 18th. Each measure over 500 yards and demands both distance and precision.
One of the best holes ever designed by Donald Ross. The tee shot will require a slight fade over the middle of three diagonal cross bunkers to set up the shortest and best line into a green that’s well-protected on the right by a creek. Approach shots should favor the left side of the green, which leans hard right toward the creek.
The 13th hole is one of the most strategic holes on the course. The left side of the landing area funnels into the left rough, leaving a blind approach over two cross bunkers. The smart play is along the right side, providing an open view and short iron into this highly undulating green.
One of the most beautiful holes in North Carolina. This deep, saddled fairway meanders up an old creek bed filled in by Ross. A short iron approach into the smallest green on the course is compounded by the difficulty of finding a level lie in the fairway. A natural amphitheater surrounds the green, making it a great place to view an exciting finish.
This members’ par five converted to a long par four will be the most difficult on the course. A tee shot to the crest of the downhill-sloping fairway leaves an uphill long iron or fairway metal into this severely undulating hilltop green. The most difficult hole location is atop a large roll in the back right corner of the green. Birdies from this location will be difficult.
Both par 5s at Sedgefield, No. 5 and No. 15, played under par in 2024 and present the best birdie or eagle chances on the course. That said, hitting the fairway is crucial to capitalize on these scoring opportunities.
The first par five of the course is easily reachable in two shots. However, a deep hollow running diagonally across the putting surface will make getting up and down for birdie a challenge. The key to this hole is finding a level lie in the well-undulating fairway. Any shot hit short of this green will roll well back down the fairway
The ideal tee shot to this reachable par five is directly at the fairway bunker. The downhill tee shot must avoid the “sheeps” fescue grass to the right and just over the bunker. Deep bunkers surround this undulating green. The far back right corner pin is the most difficult location, especially if going for the green in two.
As the Wyndham Championship returns to Sedgefield Country Club, understanding how the course compares to PGA TOUR averages can help identify which players are best suited for success. Here’s how Sedgefield Country Club stacks up statistically:
Statistics
PGA Tour Average
Sedgefield Country Club
Driving Distance (Yards)
284.10
281.77
Driving Accuracy
62%
63%
GIR Percentage
66%
73%
Avg GIR Prox. to Hole (Feet)
29.33
26.00
Scrambling Percentage
57%
58%
Avg 3 Putts / Round
0.54
0.68
According to DataGolf, players who perform well at Sedgefield Country Club tend to excel in ball striking and accuracy off the tee. The course features narrow, tree-lined fairways on nearly every hole, placing a premium on precision from the start of each hole.
Strokes Gained: Approach
Approach play continues to be one of the most predictive stats at Sedgefield Country Club. With generous green sizes and plenty of accessible pin locations, players who can dial in their irons create the most scoring chances—an essential ingredient for going low in Greensboro.
Each of the last five Wyndham Championship winners finished inside the top 12 in SG: Approach for the week. Three of those champions ranked 4th or better, and two led the entire field in the category, highlighting just how important sharp iron play is at this course.
Leaders in SG: Approach (Last 24 Rounds):
Lee Hodges
Kevin Roy
Akshay Bhatia
Ben Griffin
Brian Campbell
Emiliano Grillo
Doug Ghim
Victor Perez
John Pak
Ryan Gerard
Strokes Gained: Ball Striking
Ball striking combines a player’s performance off the tee and on approach, measuring overall control and consistency with longer clubs. At Sedgefield Country Club, where accuracy is more important than distance and greens are small and well-protected, elite ball striking is essential to staying in contention.
In 2024, all of the top five finishers ranked inside the top four in SG: Ball Striking. Champion Aaron Rai led the field in the category, while J.J. Spaun and Ryo Hisatsune, who tied for third, ranked 4th and 2nd, respectively. Luke Clanton, who finished fifth, was 3rd in ball striking. This pattern underscores how important this metric is to success at Sedgefield.
Leaders in SG: Ball Striking (Last 24 Rounds):
Ben Griffin
Ryan Gerard
Emiliano Grillo
Doug Ghim
Cameron Champ
Lee Hodges
Kevin Roy
Kurt Kitayama
Jordan Spieth
Luke Clanton
Strokes Gained: Putting (Bermudagrass)
Sedgefield Country Club features Champion bermudagrass greens.
Four of the last five Wyndham Championship winners ranked 15th or better in SG: Putting. The exception was Aaron Rai in 2024, who ranked 28th in this category. His strong iron play actually impacted his SG: Putting rank because closer approach shots raise putting expectations, leaving fewer long putts and fewer opportunities to gain strokes on the field.
Leaders in SG: Putting (Bermudagrass) (Last 24 Rounds):
Nicolas Echavarria
Braden Thornberry
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Denny McCarthy
Harry Hall
Max Greyserman
Patrick Rodgers
Sam Ryder
Cameron Young
Jacob Bridgeman
Greens in Regulation Gained
Greens in Regulation Gained is a reliable indicator of a player’s iron consistency and course management. It highlights those who not only hit quality approach shots but also avoid costly misses.
Three of the last five Wyndham Championship winners ranked inside the top 8 in GIR Gained during their winning weeks. The exceptions were Tom Kim, who ranked 18th in 2022, and Lucas Glover in 2023, whose detailed data was unavailable.
Leaders in Fairways Gained (Last 24 Rounds):
Cameron Champ
Patrick Fishburn
Aaron Rai
Victor Perez
Nicolai Hojgaard
Ben Griffin
Doug Ghim
Kevin Roy
Steven Fisk
Lucas Glover
Fairways Gained
Accuracy off the tee is a major asset at Sedgefield Country Club, where narrow, tree-lined fairways demand precision. Fairways Gained highlights players consistently finding the short grass, setting up easier approach shots, and minimizing mistakes.
Three of the last five Wyndham Championship winners finished inside the top 8 in Fairways Gained during their victories. The two outliers were Kevin Kisner in 2021, who ranked outside the top 50, and Lucas Glover in 2023, for whom detailed data was not available.
Leaders in GIR Gained (Last 24 Rounds):
Aaron Rai
Paul Peterson
Emiliano Grillo
Takumi Kanaya
Andrew Putnam
Zach Johnson
Brandt Snedeker
Zac Blair
Rico Hoey
Brice Garnett
Par 3 Scoring
Sedgefield Country Club features four par 3s that range from 174 to 235 yards, each demanding precision and solid ball striking. These holes can swing momentum in either direction, making strong play on them a key to contending.
Two of the last three Wyndham Championship winners ranked second or better in Par 3 Scoring. The only outlier was Lucas Glover in 2023, whose detailed data was unavailable.
Leaders in Par 3 Scoring (Last 24 Rounds):
Keegan Bradley
Chandler Phillips
Matthias Schmid
Ben Griffin
Sahith Theegala
Cameron Champ
Harry Hall
Andrew Putnam
Antoine Rozner
Lucas Glover
Par 4 Scoring: 400-450 Yards
Sedgefield Country Club features eight par 4s that fall between 400 and 450 yards, making this yardage range a key battleground throughout the week. These holes require smart strategy, solid tee shots, and precise iron play to generate scoring chances.
Three of the last five Wyndham Championship winners ranked inside the top 14 in Par 4 Scoring from this range during their winning weeks. The two exceptions were Aaron Rai in 2024, who ranked 21st, and Lucas Glover in 2023, for whom detailed data was not available.
Leaders in Par 4 Scoring: 400-450 Yards (Last 24 Rounds):
Kevin Roy
Matteo Manassero
Emiliano Grillo
Trey Mullinax
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Akshay Bhatia
Jake Knapp
Stephan Jaeger
Rico Hoey
Kevin Velo
Par 5 Scoring: 500-550 Yards
Both par 5s at Sedgefield Country Club fall in this distance range and present prime scoring chances, especially for longer hitters. Making birdies or better on these holes is often key to keeping pace with the field.
Four of the last five Wyndham Championship winners ranked inside the top 6 in Par 5 Scoring from 500 to 550 yards during their winning weeks. The only outlier was Lucas Glover in 2023, whose detailed data was unavailable.
Leaders in Par 5 Scoring: 500-550 Yards (Last 24 Rounds):
Lee Hodges
Keith Mitchell
Harry Hall
Nicolai Hojgaard
Chun-an Yu
Ben Kohles
Jordan Spieth
Chan Kim
Joohyung Kim
Jacob Bridgeman
Opportunities Gained
This metric tracks how frequently players create quality birdie looks inside 15 feet—crucial on a course like Sedgefield Country Club where low scores are required to contend. With the Wyndham Championship often turning into a birdie-fest, Opportunities Gained is a strong predictor of who’s in form and ready to capitalize.
Leaders in Opportunities Gained (Last 24 Rounds):
Keith Mitchell
Davis Thompson
Harry Hall
Thorbjorn Olesen
Adam Schenk
Lee Hodges
Kurt Kitayama
Joseph Bramlett
Lucas Glover
Hideki Matsuyama
Birdies or Better Gained
This stat is a key measure of scoring potential, especially at Sedgefield Country Club where winning totals often fall between 18 and 20 under par. Contenders must consistently capitalize on scoring chances and pile up birdies.
Three of the last five Wyndham Championship winners ranked inside the top 7 in Birdies or Better Gained during their victories. The two exceptions were Aaron Rai, who ranked 16th in 2024, and Lucas Glover in 2023, whose specific data was unavailable.
Leaders in Birdies or Better Gained (Last 24 Rounds):
Harry Hall
Keith Mitchell
Michael Thorbjornsen
Ben Griffin
Nicolai Hojgaard
Sami Valimaki
Robert Macintyre
Rickie Fowler
Kurt Kitayama
Jordan Spieth
Proximity: 100-175, 200+ Yards
At Sedgefield Country Club, a high volume of approach shots land in the 100-to-175-yard range, with a smaller but still meaningful share coming from beyond 200 yards. This reflects the course’s emphasis on wedge and mid-iron precision, while also testing long-iron play on several lengthy par 4s and both par 5s.
Success at the Wyndham Championship often comes down to who can dial it in from these key yardages and consistently give themselves realistic birdie looks.
Leaders in Proximity: 100-125 Yards (Last 24 Rounds):
Bud Cauley
Harry Hall
Adam Svensson
Adam Hadwin
Michael Kim
Matt Kuchar
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Ryan Fox
Jackson Suber
Jacob Bridgeman
Leaders in Proximity: 125-150 Yards (Last 24 Rounds):
Lucas Glover
Chandler Phillips
Aaron Baddeley
Greyson Sigg
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
Gary Woodland
Jim Herman
Nate Lashley
Thomas Detry
Seamus Power
Leaders in Proximity: 150-175 Yards (Last 24 Rounds):
Davis Thompson
Karl Vilips
Hideki Matsuyama
Akshay Bhatia
Harrison Endycott
Sami Valimaki
Henrik Norlander
Stephan Jaeger
Harry Hall
Max Greyserman
Leaders in Proximity: 200+ Yards (Last 24 Rounds):
Hideki Matsuyama
Antoine Rozner
Ryan Gerard
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Will Gordon
Joseph Bramlett
Michael Thorbjornsen
Matthias Schmid
Chun-an Yu
Adam Schenk
Comparable Courses and Event History
These are your course horses—players who’ve repeatedly performed well at the Wyndham Championship. Whether it’s course fit, comfort with the setup, or success on similar layouts, this group has a proven track record at Sedgefield Country Club.
Leaders in SG: Total – Sedgefield Country Club (Last 5 Editions):
Sungjae Im
Webb Simpson
Si Woo Kim
Byeong Hun An
Kevin Kisner
Denny McCarthy
Zach Johnson
Joohyung (Tom) Kim
Adam Scott
Eric Cole
The Field:
The 2025 Wyndham Championship will showcase a full field of 156 players competing at Sedgefield Country Club, drawing a mix of seasoned stars and rising talents. Among the headliners are five players currently ranked inside the top 30 of the Official World Golf Ranking. With FedEx Cup Playoff spots on the line and a course that rewards aggressive play, expect a highly competitive week in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Basis of qualification for each entrant this week:
Winners of the Arnold Palmer, Memorial, Genesis (Last 3 Years)
Winner – PGA/U.S. Open Championship
Winner – Masters Tournament
Tournament Winner in Past Two Seasons
Top 70 on Prior Year FEC Playoff & Eligible List through the Playoffs
Top 30 on the FedExCup Playoffs & Eligibility Points List
Top 125 FedExCup Fall Point Lists
Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted
Sponsors Exemptions – PGA TOUR Member not otherwise exempt
Sponsor Exemptions: DPWT / Korn Ferry Tour / Q-School Category
PGA TOUR University Accelerated – Current Season
PGA Section Champion\Player of the Year
Past Champion of Respective Event
Major Medical Extension
Leading Points Winner from DP World Tour
DP World Tour / Korn Ferry Tour / Q-School Category – Reordered
Career Money Exemption
Previous Winners in the Field (Event):
Aaron Rai (2024), Lucas Glover (2023), Tom Kim (2022), Kevin Kisner (2021), Jim Herman (2020), J.T. Poston (2019), Brandt Snedeker (2018, 2007), Si Woo Kim (2016), Camilo Villegas (2014), Webb Simpson (2011),
Debutants in the Field:
Antoine Rozner, Braden Thornberry, Cristobal Del Solar, Danny Walker, David Ford, Frankie Capan III, Gordon Sargent, Isaiah Salinda, Jackson Koivun, Jackson Suber, Jake Knapp, Jesper Svensson, John Pak, Kaito Onishi, Karl Vilips, Kevin Velo, Matt McCarty, Matthew Riedel, Matthieu Pavon, Niklas Norgaard Moller, Noah Goodwin, Philip Knowles, Preston Cole, Quade Cummins, Rasmus Hojgaard, Ricky Castillo, Sahith Theegala, Sami Valimaki, Steven Fisk, Takumi Kanaya, Taylor Dickson, Thomas Rosenmueller, Thriston Lawrence, Tim Widing, Tony Finau, Will Chandler, William Mouw
Exemptions:
Zac Blair – Sponsors Exemptions – PGA TOUR Member not otherwise exempt
David Ford – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted
Will Gordon – Sponsors Exemptions – PGA TOUR Member not otherwise exempt
Zach Johnson – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted
Kevin Kisner – Career Money Exemption
Jackson Koivun – Sponsors Exemptions – Unrestricted
Thriston Lawrence – Sponsor Exemptions: DPWT / Korn Ferry Tour / Q-School Category
— PGA TOUR Communications (@PGATOURComms) July 29, 2025
The Odds:
Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of the top players in the field for this year’s Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club, ranked by current betting odds (via DraftKings). The table below details each player’s five most recent finishes on the PGA TOUR and their last five results at the Wyndham Championship.
Golfer
Odds
Last 5 Finishes on the PGA TOUR (Recent -> Past)
Last 5 Finishes at the Wyndham Championship (Recent -> Past)
Each of the last four Wyndham Championship winners recorded a top 5 finish in at least one of their five most recent starts.
Each of the last four Wyndham Championship winners finished T8 or better at the Rocket Mortgage Classic prior to their win.
Eleven of the last twelve winners had made at least one previous appearance at the Wyndham Championship.
Top-5 trends for the Wyndham Championship
Look for…
Top-10 finish in last two months Top-10 finish in last eight PGA Tour events in North Carolina Top-10 finish in last five Wyndham Championships Top-10 ranking in Strokes Gained: Approach the Green in last two months
Will There Be a Playoff at the Wyndham Championship? (Yes +350 / No -500)
Since its inception in 1938, the Wyndham Championship has delivered its fair share of drama, and playoffs have played a major role in that history. Over the years, the tournament has gone to extra holes 18 times, highlighting the tight competition and high stakes that often define this late-season PGA TOUR event.
The most recent playoff came in 2021 and was one for the record books. It featured a six-man sudden-death playoff, tying the PGA TOUR record for the largest playoff field in history. Kevin Kisner ultimately emerged victorious, earning his first individual stroke-play win in a playoff after five previous attempts.
Will There Be a Hole-in-One at the Wyndham Championship? (Yes -250/ No +160)
In 2024, there were two holes-in-one, both coming on the 12th hole during the second round. Joe Highsmith and Lucas Glover each recorded an ace on that hole, adding a spark to Friday’s action.
The 2023 tournament did not feature any holes-in-one.
In 2022, Joseph Bramlett delivered the lone ace of the week.
Will There Be a Wire-to-Wire Winner at the Wyndham Championship? (Yes +800)
There have only been nine wire-to-wire winners in the history of the Wyndham Championship, with the most recent coming in 2018. Sam Snead remains the only player to accomplish the feat twice, doing so in 1938, the tournament’s inaugural year, and again in 1950.
Recent Horses for Courses (Sedgefield Country Club):
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Golfer
Events Played
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
Sungjae Im
6
T41
T14
T2
T24
T9
Eric Cole
2
T7
T14
–
–
–
Byeong Hun An
5
–
T2
–
T35
–
Matt Kuchar
3
T12
T38
–
T29
–
Adam Scott
6
–
T7
T76
T2
–
Adam Svensson
4
T7
T7
T78
–
–
Si Woo Kim
9
MC
T33
WD
T2
T3
Ben Griffin
3
T7
MC
4
–
–
Cam Davis
4
MC
T7
–
–
T15
Stephan Jaeger
4
MC
T14
T13
–
–
Adam Hadwin
6
T28
MC
–
T10
–
Austin Eckroat
3
6
MC
–
T37
–
Recent Donkeys for Courses (Sedgefield Country Club):
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Golfer
Events Played
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
Aaron Baddeley
14
WD
MC
MC
MC
MC
Akshay Bhatia
4
MC
MC
–
MC
MC
Garrick Higgo
3
MC
MC
MC
–
–
Harry Hall
2
MC
MC
–
–
–
Sam Stevens
2
MC
MC
–
–
–
Kevin (Chun-an) Yu
2
MC
MC
–
–
–
Rickie Fowler
3
–
–
MC
MC
–
Hideki Matsuyama
8
–
MC
–
MC
–
Patton Kizzire
8
MC
MC
MC
MC
T51
Will Gordon
4
MC
MC
–
MC
T27
Previous Winners Scores, Prices, and Strokes Gained (Rank at Tournament):
2024: Aaron Rai (-18)
Price: 35-1
SG: Off the Tee
SG: Tee to Green
SG: Approach
SG: Around the Green
SG: Putting
29th
1st
1st
29th
28th
2023: Lucas Glover (-20)
Price: 90-1
SG: Off the Tee
SG: Tee to Green
SG: Approach
SG: Around the Green
SG: Putting
6th
1st
1st
52nd
15th
2022: Tom Kim (-20)
Price: 40-1
SG: Off the Tee
SG: Tee to Green
SG: Approach
SG: Around the Green
SG: Putting
36th
33rd
12th
74th
1st
2021: Kevin Kisner (-15)
Price: 55-1
SG: Off the Tee
SG: Tee to Green
SG: Approach
SG: Around the Green
SG: Putting
34th
12th
12th
26th
8th
2020: Jim Herman (-21)
Price: 600-1
SG: Off the Tee
SG: Tee to Green
SG: Approach
SG: Around the Green
SG: Putting
5th
4th
4th
56th
3rd
Previous Winners Incoming Form (Last 5 Starts):
2024: Aaron Rai
T75 – The Open Championship (MAJ)
T4 – Genesis Scottish Open (PGA)
T7 – John Deere Classic (PGA)
T2 – Rocket Mortgage Classic (PGA)
T19 – U.S. Open (MAJ)
2023: Lucas Glover
MC – 3M Open (PGA)
5 – Barbasol Championship (PGA)
T6 – John Deere Classic (PGA)
T4 – Rocket Mortgage Classic (PGA)
MC – Travelers Championship (PGA)
2022: Tom Kim
7 – Rocket Mortgage Classic (PGA)
T26 – 3M Open (PGA)
T47 – The Open Championship (MAJ)
3 – Genesis Scottish Open (PGA)
23 – U.S. Open (MAJ)
2021: Kevin Kisner
63 – WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational (PGA)
73 – The Open Championship (PGA)
T8 – Rocket Mortgage Classic (PGA)
T5 – Travelers Championship (PGA)
T55 – U.S. Open (MAJ)
2020: Jim Herman
77 – PGA Championship (MAJ)
MC – the Memorial Tournament (PGA)
MC – Workday Charity Open (PGA)
T33 – RBC Heritage (PGA)
MC – Charles Schwab Challenge (PGA)
Previous Winners Finishes at Event:
2024: Aaron Rai
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
2023
2022
MC
T71
2023: Lucas Glover
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
Chrysler Classic of Greensboro
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Forest Oaks Country Club
Forest Oaks Country Club
Forest Oaks Country Club
Forest Oaks Country Club
2022
2021
2020
2019
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
T54
MC
MC
T72
T28
T22
T18
MC
MC
WD
T30
7
T24
T20
T20
T6
T21
T57
2022: Tom Kim
Tournament Debut
2021: Kevin Kisner
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
2020
2017
2016
2014
2012
2011
T3
T42
T10
T8
T46
T59
2020: Jim Herman
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Wyndham Championship
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sedgefield Country Club
2015
2014
2013
2011
T18
MC
T11
T59
Picks:
Outrights
Matt Fitzpatrick (+2000) – FanDuel
It’s no secret I have a bit of a Fitzpatrick addiction. I cooled off on betting him earlier this year, but with his recent form, that’s quickly changed.
Fitzpatrick enters the Wyndham Championship with three top 10s in his last four starts, including back-to-back top 5 finishes. His ball striking has rounded back into form, and his accuracy off the tee has improved—two crucial elements for success at Sedgefield. He also rates well across several key stats this week and fits the recent trend of past winners, having finished T8 or better at the Rocket Mortgage Classic last month.
Lucas Glover (+4000) – DraftKings
Lucas Glover, a past champion of this event (2023), returns to Sedgefield in solid form, with finishes of T9 at the Travelers, T5 at the John Deere, and T23 at The Open in his last three starts.
Glover, one of the best iron players on TOUR, has rediscovered his rhythm after a slow start to the season. His ball-striking remains a strength, and his improved accuracy off the tee gives him plenty of chances to attack flags on this layout. Encouragingly, he’s also putted well over his last two starts—a trend that’s going to need to continue if he wants to win this week.
Michael Thorbjornsen (+6500) – FanDuel
Michael Thorbjornsen let down a lot of bettors last week at the 3M Open, missing the cut after being a popular pick. But don’t write him off just yet.
Before last week’s stumble, Thorbjornsen was in solid form with three straight top-25 finishes, including an impressive T4 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic—another Donald Ross layout.
If he can rediscover his iron play, he has the upside to contend. While that’s a bit of an ask, we’ve already seen him do it recently. I’m treating last week as a blip and backing a bounce-back.
Emiliano Grillo (+7000) – FanDuel
Emiliano Grillo arrives at the Wyndham Championship with some urgency, currently sitting 66th in the FedEx Cup standings. While he’s in the field for next week’s event as of now, he’d likely prefer to secure his spot himself rather than rely on others slipping.
Grillo is coming off a solid T20 finish at last week’s 3M Open and has posted five top 20 finishes in his last nine starts, including a runner-up at the John Deere Classic, where he lost in a playoff to Brian Campbell. His overall game remains steady, and if he can get his putting clicking, he should be a contender this week.
Joohyung (Tom) Kim (+8000) – FanDuel
Tom Kim’s last win came in 2023, but he came close twice—falling in a playoff to Scottie Scheffler at the Travelers Championship (a week we were on him) and finishing runner-up again to Scheffler at the Hero World Challenge.
After a slow start to this season, Kim has started to turn things around. He posted a T17 at the Genesis Scottish Open and followed that with a T28 at last week’s 3M Open. The recent jump in form is thanks in large part to improved iron play. His accuracy off the tee remains steady, and his putting has also shown signs of life—both encouraging signs for this week.
Kim won this event in 2022 in his only prior start at Sedgefield. At 80-1, he’s more than capable of making a run.
Andrew Putnam (+9000) – DraftKings
Similar to Thorbjornsen, I’m viewing Putnam’s missed cut at the 3M Open as more of an outlier than a red flag. There’s still plenty of upside here. He’s one of the most accurate drivers in the field, which is a great foundation for success at Sedgefield.
Putnam’s short game has been excellent lately—his putting and around-the-green play have both been sharp. While his iron play hasn’t been up to his usual standard, there are signs it’s starting to turn around. If the approach numbers continue trending upward, he has a real shot at contending.
Chris Kirk (+11000) – FanDuel
Chris Kirk has shown flashes of excellence this season, highlighted by a T2 finish at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, where he lost in a three-man playoff. In his most recent start, he finished T14 at the 3M Open, gaining strokes in every category and ranking 9th in the field in SG: Approach.
While putting has been his weakness for much of the season, he’s gained strokes with the flat stick in three of his last four starts—an encouraging trend heading into this week.
Kirk’s best finish at the Wyndham Championship came back in 2018 when he finished T11, gaining nearly two strokes on the greens. If his putter cooperates, he could be in the mix again.
Kevin Roy (+12000) – FanDuel
Kevin Roy finished T28 at last week’s 3M Open, doing most of his damage with the putter. While his wedges and irons weren’t sharp, his elite putting kept him inside the top 30.
Earlier this summer, Roy flashed real upside with three straight top-20 finishes from the RBC Canadian Open through the John Deere Classic. If he can regain that level of iron play while continuing to roll it well, he could be a factor this week. His off-the-tee numbers dipped at the 3M—an uncharacteristic blip for him—but he’s typically more accurate and should bounce back.
Roy also has some form on Donald Ross designs, finishing T8 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic last month. At 120-1, he’s worth a flier.
Top 20 (Incl. Ties):
Ben Griffin (+125) – DraftKings
Harry Hall (+175) – DraftKings
Top 40 (Incl. Ties):
Christiaan Bezuidenhout(+100) – BetMGM
Nicolas Echavarria (+125) – BetMGM
Best of luck, and as always you can find me on Twitter @GatorBetting and Instagram @Gator_Sports_Betting. Any feedback whether positive or negative is always encouraged.
Solid season, but his xFIP of 4.07 suggests some regression may be coming.
Giants: Logan Webb (9–7, 3.08 ERA)
Ranked as a top-10 starter by projection models, with a stellar 2.58 FIP indicating he’s been unlucky.
🔥 Recent Form
Mets: 6–4 in their last 10, riding a 4-game win streak after sweeping the Angels.
Giants: 3–7 in their last 10, but just took two from Atlanta to regain momentum.
💪 Key Players to Watch
Mets:
Juan Soto: 24 HR, ranks 10th in MLB.
Pete Alonso: 80 RBI, batting .272, 5th in MLB RBI.
Francisco Lindor: Snapped a brutal 0-for-31 slump with multi-hit games.
Giants:
Rafael Devers: 19 HR, 73 RBI, heating up with a .364 average over his last 5 games.
Jung Hoo Lee & Heliot Ramos: Providing steady contact and extra-base potential.
Weather:
A Brisk 60 degrees in the Bay area with the wind blowing out to center field at 9.8 MPH.
Prediction:
Today’s game is all about the starting pitching. Clay Holmes takes the mound for the Mets boasting a 3.48 ERA yet a 4.2 FIP. Logan Webb takes the helm for the Giants with a 3.08 ERA and a 2.58 FIP. As of late, Holmes has been faltering. He has allowed 5 runs two out of his last three appearances. He had a great April/May and has since faltered some. From a hitting standpoint, I have to give it to the Mets with all of the power in their lineup, but this is also a long travel spot for this team. Webb is the Giants ace, and if he can go 6 or 7 innings, I think the west cost G-men hold on to the lead. One also has to recognize all of the bullpen injuries that the Mets have as of late. Take San Fran.
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