Hiram Moreno
The 2022 Wyndham Championship is just days away, and the tournament that marks the end of the 2021-22 PGA Tour season has several golfers who are leading contenders for the trophy. However, there are other golfers who are flying under the radar and could surprise many people in the competition.
This time, we’ll be talking about them, and at JefeBet we give you three great picks you can consider for the next 2022 Wyndham Championship.
Three Underdog Predictions for the PGA Tour’s 2022 Wyndham Championship
Where: Sedgefield Country Club, Greensboro, North Carolina
When: Wednesday, August 3rd – August 7th
Odds: Wyndham Championship 2022 odds.
Si Woo Kim (Odds +2800)
Si Woo Kim has been one of the best golfers at Sedgefield Country Club in recent years, and even took the win in this tournament in 2016. In his last five appearances at the event, Kim has emerged as the winner, and has also recorded a second, third and fifth place finish.Thus, bookmakers have put him at odds to be considered for this 2022.
The only problem Kim might have in this 2022 Wyndham Championship is his putter, which has cost him places in previous competitions. However, a 14th place finish in Detroit last week and a 15th place finish at The Open shows he will be ready for action.
Joohyung Kim (Odds +3500)
For a golfer ranked #34 in the world, the price we are given for Kim is too good. The Korean is coming off a seventh place finish in his last tournament, which guarantees him to play on the circuit next season, as he currently has a “temporary membership”.
This will be a blessing for both him and those who enjoy the sport as Kim has been playing top level golf recently, with very accurate shots, and if he can carry this momentum to Greensboro, we will surely see him competing neck and neck in the top spots.
Aaron Wise (Quota +4000)
Aaron Wise has been a consistent golfer in his recent appearances, ranked between #20 and #34 in the last three golf majors. This time, he will be facing several lower-ranked opponents, so he should not be left out of consideration completely, especially considering the odds assigned to him by the bookmakers.
It is important to highlight that the only victory in his career on the PGA Tour, which was in 2018, occurred on a golf course of 22 under par, so he could feel comfortable in this tournament in North Carolina.
