2013 Wyndham Championship Betting Odds + Info, Tee Times, Coverage

It's the final event on the PGA Tour before the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, and the final chance for players to get in or improve their standing. Needless to say, the stakes at this tournament could be very high for some. It's the 2013 Wyndham Championship from Sedgefield Country Club, in Greensboro, North Carolina.

Golf Channel will in the broadcast booth for the opening two days beginning on Thursday, August 15th and then going through Sunday, the 18th of August, from 3pm ET to 6pm ET. CBS will cover on the weekend during that same time slot, or until the golf has been completed for the day.

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The Wyndham Championship

Sedgefield Country Club is the home of the Wyndham Championship, formerly the Greater Greensboro Open until the new title sponsor changed in 2007. Because of its position on the calendar as the last tournament before the playoffs, the Wyndham Championship has become very popular for players over the course of the last several seasons with the FedEx Cup.

Players know that the more points they have, the further they will advance into the playoffs. By the time the Wyndham Championship rolls around, players will be eager to get into the playoffs, or get as high as they possibly can.

The winner will receive 500 FedEx Cup points, and just under $1 million in first-prize money.

What Happened In 2012?

A familiar name was atop the leaderboard at the 2012 Wyndham Championship, with Sergio Garcia getting his first win in 2012 in the middle of August. Garcia won by two shots over Tim Clark and three shots of Bud Cauley. Garcia shot all four rounds in the 60s, including a 63 during Friday's round. Garcia finished the week second in the field in putting and 12th in driving accuracy. And when you are ranked that high in putting, greens in regulation aren't quite as important. But he finished 26th and that is a recipe for a PGA Tour victory.

The 2013 Wyndham Championship

The last opportunity to accumulate points for the FedEx Cup Playoffs takes place this week at the Wyndham Championship. Players in the field will be trying to increase their playoff standings, or vying for a spot in the top-125, who make the first playoff tournament at The Barclays next week.

The PGA Tour is coming off of the final Major Championship of the season, as Jason Dufner claimed the PGA Championship from Oak Hill by two shots over Jim Furyk. Dufner will not be in the field this week for the Wyndham Championship, but there will be plenty of players who fans will recognize.

Sedgefield Country Club will provide a stern test for those players teeing it up this week. Like Oak Hill, this is also a Par-70 layout that stretches more than 7,100 yards. But it's the greens that really make things difficult, as they are among the smallest that players see all year long.

Sergio Garcia won last year at the Wyndham for his first PGA Tour win in four years. Garcia will be in the field this week, where he is a top-five favorite to contend. But he is not at the very top of the list of Wyndham Championship favorites. Check out who oddsmakers think the players to beat are this week, seven days prior to the FedEx Cup Playoffs beginning.

Odds To Win 2013 Wyndham Championship

Brandt Snedeker & Webb Simpson 14/1 (+14000) - Snedeker didn't have a good week at the PGA Championship, but he won just three weeks ago at the RBC Canadian Open and is No.3 on the FedEx Cup point standings. He has won twice this season and a victory this week heading into the playoffs would put him in second position behind Tiger Woods. As for Simpson, he put himself in contention going into the weekend at Oak Hill with a course-record 64 (at the time until Dufner). But he was unable to break par on the weekend and finished 25th. Oddsmakers obviously like the way that Simpson is swinging the golf club coming in though.

Zach Johnson 16/1 (+1600) - Johnson is working off of four-straight top-10 finishes, which includes a T6 in the British open and a T8 at the PGA Championship. Let's not forget about the runner-up finish at the John Deere Classic and a T4 at the WGC Bridgestone. Other than maybe Henrik Stenson, there hasn't been a more consistent performer since mid-July.

Bill Haas & Sergio Garcia 18/1 (+1800) - Haas won at the end of June when he claimed the AT&T National, and since that win he has another two top-10 finishes to his credit, including a T7 at the Bridgestone. Haas finished T25 at the PGA Championship last week, but has turned it on in the past right at the end of the year, which is why he won the FedEx Cup in 2011. Garcia we said earlier is the defending champion so he is certainly expected to play well here. But since his near-win at the PLAYERS Championship in May, Garcia hasn't recorded a top-20 finish. After shooting 69-68 on Thursday and Friday at the PGA Championship to get in contention, he closed 75-76 on the weekend to finish T61.

2013 Wyndham Championship Betting Odds - lines found at Bovada on 8/12/2013
Brandt Snedeker 14/1 Webb Simpson 14/1 Zach Johnson 16/1 Bill Haas 18/1 Sergio Garcia 18/1 Martin Kaymer 25/1 Hideki Matsuyama 33/1 Jordan Spieth 33/1 David Toms 40/1 Nicolas Colsaerts 40/1 Paul Casey 40/1 Boo Weekley 50/1 Carl Pettersson 50/1 Chris Kirk 50/1 Jimmy Walker 50/1 Roberto Castro 50/1 Tim Clark 50/1 Andres Romero 66/1 Brendon De Jonge 66/1 Charles Howell III 66/1 Daniel Smmerhays 66/1 Jason Bohn 66/1 Jerry Kelly 66/1 Nick Watney 66/1 Patrick Reed 66/1 Peter Hanson 66/1 Robert Garrigus 66/1 Ben Crane 80/1 Chad Campbell 80/1 David Lingmerth 80/1 David Lynn 80/1 John Huh 80/1 John Rollins 80/1 Jonathan Byrd 80/1 Josh Teater 80/1 Mark Wilson 80/1 Morgan Hoffman 80/1 Padraig Harrington 80/1 Rory Sabbatini 80/1 Scott Stallings 80/1 Brendan Steele 100/1 Brian Davis 100/1 Cameron Tringale 100/1 Camilo Villegas 100/1 Chez Reavie 100/1 Chris Stroud 100/1 Jeff Overton 100/1 John Senden 100/1 K.J. Choi 100/1	Kevin Chappell 100/1 Nicholas Thompson 100/1 Pat Perez 100/1 Richard Lee 100/1 Ross Fisher 100/1 Seung-yul Noh 100/1 William Mcgirt 100/1 Aaron Baddeley 125/1 Bryce Molder 125/1 Geoff Ogilvy 125/1 J.J. Henry 125/1 James Driscoll 125/1 Johnson Wagner 125/1 Justin Leonard 125/1 Martin Flores 125/1 Matt Every 125/1 Matt Jones 125/1 Ryo Ishikawa 125/1 Tommy Gainey 125/1 Ben Curtis 150/1 Bob Estes 150/1 Brian Harman 150/1 Brian Stuard 150/1 Charlie Wi 150/1 D.H. Lee 150/1 Davis Love III 150/1 Dicky Pride 150/1 George Mcneill 150/1 Greg Chalmers 150/1 James Hahn 150/1 Jason Kokrak 150/1 Kevin Stadler 150/1 Lucas Glover 150/1 Robert Karlsson 150/1 Sang Moon Bae 150/1 Scott Langley 150/1 Sean O'Hair 150/1 Stewart Cink 150/1 Stuart Appleby 150/1 Trevor Immelman 150/1 Troy Matteson 150/1 Vijay Singh 150/1 Yong-Eun Yang 150/1 Andrew Svoboda 200/1 Ben Kohles 200/1 Charlie Beljan 200/1 Chris WIlliams 200/1 David Mathis 200/1	Greg Owen 200/1 Henrik Norlander 200/1 Jim Herman 200/1 Justin Hicks 200/1 Mike Weir 200/1 Ricky Barnes 200/1 Robert Streb 200/1 Steven Bowditch 200/1 Tag Ridings 200/1 Ted Potter Jr. 200/1 Tom Gillis 200/1 Bobby Gates 250/1 Brad Fritsch 250/1 Cameron Percy 250/1 Casey Wittenberg 250/1 Chris Dimarco 250/1 Colt Knost 250/1 Darron Stiles 250/1 Derek Ernst 250/1 Doug Labelle 250/1 Erik Compton 250/1 Fabian Gomez 250/1 Jeff Maggert 250/1 Justin Bolli 250/1 Luke List 250/1 Michael Letzig 250/1 Robert Allenby 250/1 Scott Gardiner 250/1 Scott Verplank 250/1 Shawn Stefani 250/1 Steve LeBrun 250/1 Steve Marino 250/1 Will Claxton 250/1 Aaron Watkins 300/1 Alistair Presnell 300/1 Andres Gonzales 300/1 Arjun Atwal 300/1 Lee Williams 300/1 Jeff Gove 400/1 Donald Constable 500/1 Eric Meierdierks 500/1 Jin Park 500/1 Joe Affrunti 500/1 Joey Snyder III 500/1 Michael Bradley 500/1 Neal Lancaster 500/1 Paul Haley II 500/1 Si Woo Kim 500/1 Stephen Ames 500/1

Free 2013 Wyndham Championship Picks

Wyndham Championship Winner - It's hard to predict who will play well after an exhausting week at a Major Championship. Players tend to put a little more extra effort into trying to win one of those. As such, playing the following week can have an effect, which could favor those who weren't in the field. But then again there would be a reason for them not being in the field. PGABettingOdds.com is going to go with consistency this week, and predict Zach Johnson to become a multi-time winner in 2013 with his second victory.

Darkhorse Value Bet - It's crunch time for some players looking at the FedEx Cup standings. For three-time Major winner Padraig Harrington, he sits at 128th on the FedEx Cup point standings. He needs to play well to get into the Barclays, and we think that he could be a player to watch out for, knowing what's at stake.

Notable Pairings

There are a few notable groups to pay attention to going out on Thursday and Friday in the 2013 Wyndham Championship. Serio Garcia is paired with Brandt Snedeker and Webb Simpson, as three of the top-five favorites to win heading into Thursday are grouped together.

Wyndham Championship 3-ball odds for Thursday and Friday will be available each day. This threesome goes out at 12:50pm ET. Both Snedeker and Simpson have been set with equal +165 odds on the moneyline to be the low number in the group for the day, while Garcia is a a near 2 to 1 payout, set at +190.

Bill Has, Jordan Spieth, and Zach Johnson will go out together. They tee off just before the group above, going out at 12:40pm ET. Johnson is the favorite to shoot the low score for Thursday, set at +140. Haas is just behind at +165, while Spieth is well back at +230.

Complete 3-ball odds and tee times are available right below, as this will automatically update each day of the tournament.