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Predictive Analytics Model's Picks To Win 2022 Wyndham Championship

After hitting the two winners in a row via the in-form Tony Finau, we're back to preview the 2022 Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club.
Here, we look at some of the best bets ahead of this week's PGA event.
2022 Wyndham Championship Odds And Probabilities
| Player Name | Win Probability | Betting Odds |
| Shane Lowry | 8.1% | +1700 |
| Will Zalatoris | 7.2% | +1700 |
| Billy Horschel | 4.7% | +2000 |
| Corey Conners | 4.4% | +2500 |
| Sungjae Im | 4.1% | +1500 |
| Aaron Wise | 3.7% | +4000 |
| Russell Henley | 3.3% | +2500 |
| Keith Mitchell | 3.1% | +5000 |
| Harold Varner III | 2.9% | +4100 |
| Denny McCarthy | 2.8% | +3300 |
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2022 Wyndham Championship Best Bets to Win
After hitting on Tony Finau at both the 3M Open and Rocket Mortgage Classic over the past two weeks, our model again has detected on edges near the top of the odds board, with Shane Lowry and Will Zalatoris the best chances to win this week.
Two favorites of the DimersBOT model all season, Lowry and Zalatoris are projected as much better chances of winning than their sportsbook odds would suggest.
With Dimers Golf Rankings of 10 and 11, our two top picks are the standouts in the pack this week, and both are available at +1700!
Our implied fair odds for Lowry to win this week are +1135, whilst Zalatoris' are +1290, making the available odds absolute must bets this week.
Neither have won on the TOUR yet this season, with Lowry finishing in the Top-10 four times and Zalatoris doing so an incredible eight times for three runners-up finishes.
As we've suggested the past two weeks, the smart play here is to take both of our top picks, with Lowry the man that DimersBOT prefers of the two (slightly!).
2022 Wyndham Championship Value Picks To Win
Despite being ranked as the 11th best chance by the books this week, our model has only five guys ahead of Aaron Wise.
A one-time winner on the PGA TOUR, Wise has been having one of his best seasons in 2021-22, making 15/20 cuts and finishing in the Top-10 on four occasions.
Wise has also made the cut in two of three attempts at this very course so will be feeling confident that he knows his way around after 10 competive rounds over the past three years.
With a recent 2nd place finish at the Memorial, Wise could be hitting the kind of form it takes to win this tournament on the brink of the playoffs, and at +4000 you'd be silly not to sprinkle.
2022 Wyndham Championship Dark Horse Picks
Despite 16 guys having better odds (or worse for us bettors) than Keith Mitchell according to the sportsbooks this week, he is a serious chance of taking out the Wyndham.
Mitchell has made the cut at Sedgefield in two of three attempts and comes into this week in solid form, having made the cut in six of his last seven tourmanents.
This run of made cuts was highlighted by back-to-back Top-10s at the Canadian Open and Travelers Championship, both of which had tougher fields than the one in North Carolina this week.
The Wyndham Championship has been known for long shot winners over the years, with Keith Mitchell at +5000 looking like the man most likely to add to the list of dark horses coming out on top at Sedgefield.
Based on the past 12 events, perhaps longshot SZN returns this week...#WyndhamChampionship pic.twitter.com/O2GzyT6C8w
— PGA Splits 101 (@PGASplits101) August 1, 2022
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Last 10 Wyndham Championship Winners
- 2021: Kevin Kisner
- 2020: Jim Herman
- 2019: J.T. Poston
- 2018: Brandt Snedeker
- 2017: Henrik Stenson
- 2016: Si Woo Kim
- 2015: Davis Love III
- 2014: Camillo Villegas
- 2013: Patrick Reed
- 2012: Sergio Garcia
2022 Wyndham Championship odds and probabilities correct at the time of publishing.
