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The latest Golf Tournament Results delivered one of the most important victories of the 2026 PGA Tour season as Michael Brennan won the Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club on Sunday, August 9.
Brennan closed with a six-under 64 to finish at 22-under 258, defeating Beau Hossler by three strokes. The victory was much bigger than another trophy. Brennan entered the week 105th in the FedExCup standings and needed an elite finish just to keep his season alive. Instead, he won the tournament and jumped all the way to 47th, qualifying for the FedExCup Playoffs.
Ben James produced the lowest final round among the leading contenders with a nine-under 61 to finish third at 18-under. Kevin Yu placed fourth, while Harry Hall and Tom Kim tied for fifth.
This updated golf tournament results hub covers the complete Wyndham Championship leaderboard, how Brennan won, the biggest winners and disappointments, the previous ScoresAndStats betting results, the final FedExCup bubble and everything bettors need to know before the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
Latest Golf Tournament Results
The latest PGA Tour results show Michael Brennan winning the 2026 Wyndham Championship by three strokes over Beau Hossler.
Brennan finished at 22-under, matching the tournament scoring record at Sedgefield Country Club. He entered the final round tied with Hossler at 16-under before taking control with five consecutive birdies beginning at the fourth hole.
Hossler remained in contention but could not respond to Brennan’s front-nine surge. He eventually finished alone in second at 19-under. James climbed into third with his spectacular closing 61, while Yu finished fourth at 16-under.
| Wyndham Category | Official Result | Key Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Champion | Michael Brennan | 22-under 258 |
| Runner-Up | Beau Hossler | 19-under |
| Third Place | Ben James | 18-under |
| Winning Margin | Three Strokes | No playoff required |
| Final Round | Michael Brennan, 64 | Six under par |
| Lowest Final Round | Ben James, 61 | Finished third |
| Winner’s Share | $1.53 Million | From $8.5 million purse |
| FedExCup Points | 500 | Brennan moved to 47th |
2026 Wyndham Championship Results
The Wyndham Championship was played from August 6 through August 9 at Sedgefield Country Club in Greensboro, North Carolina. The par-70 course measured approximately 7,131 yards and once again produced aggressive scoring conditions.
The tournament carried additional pressure because it was the final event of the PGA Tour regular season. Only the top 70 golfers in the FedExCup standings after Sunday qualified for the opening playoff event in Memphis.
Brennan entered that equation well outside the qualifying positions. He began the week at No. 105 and effectively needed to contend for the title to extend his season.
Instead of simply surviving, he produced his second PGA Tour victory. Brennan had been in contention during both the 3M Open and Rocket Classic before difficult final rounds prevented him from converting those opportunities. At Sedgefield, he finally completed the Sunday performance.
| Tournament Detail | 2026 Wyndham Championship |
|---|---|
| Dates | August 6-9, 2026 |
| Course | Sedgefield Country Club |
| Location | Greensboro, North Carolina |
| Par | 70 |
| Yardage | Approximately 7,131 Yards |
| Champion | Michael Brennan |
| Winning Score | 22-under 258 |
| Purse | $8.5 Million |
| Winner’s Share | $1.53 Million |
| FedExCup Points to Winner | 500 |
Wyndham Championship Final Leaderboard
Brennan and Hossler separated themselves from most of the field during the final weekend, but James created one of Sunday’s biggest moves with his 61.
Tom Kim remained in contention after beginning the final round only one stroke behind the leaders. He could not produce the low Sunday score required to keep pace with Brennan and finished tied for fifth with Harry Hall.
Hideki Matsuyama, Andrew Novak, Matt Wallace, Alex Noren and Alex Smalley formed a five-player tie for seventh at 14-under.
| Finish | Golfer | Score |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Michael Brennan | -22 |
| 2 | Beau Hossler | -19 |
| 3 | Ben James | -18 |
| 4 | Kevin Yu | -16 |
| T5 | Harry Hall | -15 |
| T5 | Tom Kim | -15 |
| T7 | Andrew Novak | -14 |
| T7 | Matt Wallace | -14 |
| T7 | Hideki Matsuyama | -14 |
| T7 | Alex Noren | -14 |
| T7 | Alex Smalley | -14 |
| T12 | Billy Horschel | -13 |
| T12 | Nico Echavarria | -13 |
| T14 | Sungjae Im | -12 |
| T14 | Justin Thomas | -12 |
| T14 | Davis Thompson | -12 |
How Michael Brennan Won the Wyndham Championship
Brennan Entered Sunday Tied for the Lead
Brennan and Hossler began the final round tied at 16-under. Tom Kim was only one stroke behind, creating a final group of contenders with very different motivations.
Hossler was chasing his first PGA Tour victory, while Brennan knew his entire postseason depended on producing one of the best finishes of his season.
Five Straight Birdies Changed Everything
Brennan took control with five consecutive birdies from Nos. 4 through 8. Each of those birdie opportunities came from inside approximately eight feet, showing that the run was built on elite approach play rather than a sequence of unlikely long putts.
Hossler added a bogey at the ninth, allowing Brennan to make the turn with a three-shot advantage.
Brennan Avoided Another Sunday Collapse
The mental side of the final round was important because Brennan had recently missed two similar opportunities. He entered the final round of the 3M Open four strokes behind before shooting 74, and he was in the final group at the Rocket Classic before closing with 73.
This time, the mistakes never developed into a collapse. Brennan remained patient, protected his advantage and responded whenever the tournament appeared capable of tightening.
A Final Birdie Completed the Win
Brennan did not need a birdie on the 18th hole to win, but he finished in style by converting from approximately 13 feet.
The putt gave him a closing 64 and a 22-under total, matching the tournament scoring record at Sedgefield. More importantly, it completed a victory that transformed his FedExCup season in a single afternoon.
Top Wyndham Championship Performers
Beau Hossler
Hossler came closer than anyone to stopping Brennan. He entered Sunday tied for the lead and finished alone in second at 19-under.
The result did not deliver the first PGA Tour title Hossler was chasing, but it represented a major improvement in his FedExCup position and provided excellent value for top-five and each-way bettors.
Ben James
James produced the round of the day. His nine-under 61 moved him to 18-under and third place after he began Sunday well outside the final pairing.
The performance reinforced the upside that made James one of the most highly regarded young golfers entering the professional ranks.
Tom Kim
Kim did not convert the ScoresAndStats outright prediction, but he remained in championship contention deep into the weekend and finished tied for fifth.
His strong Sedgefield history and improving approach play translated into another high finish. Bettors who used top-10 or each-way markets received significantly better results than those holding only an outright ticket.
Hideki Matsuyama
Matsuyama recorded another strong performance by finishing tied for seventh at 14-under. It continued an impressive stretch of leaderboard consistency entering the FedExCup Playoffs.
The result narrowly missed the recommended top-five wager, demonstrating the difference between identifying a golfer likely to contend and choosing the correct placement threshold.
Davis Thompson
Thompson provided the winning ScoresAndStats bet by finishing tied for 14th and comfortably converting the recommended top-20 position.
His weekend also included one of the tournament’s most memorable shots when he made an albatross during the third round. Thompson’s combination of recent form and strong Sedgefield history translated into another quality finish.
Biggest Wyndham Championship Disappointments
Cameron Young
Young entered as the defending champion and clear betting favorite after winning the 2025 Wyndham Championship by six strokes. A repeat never developed.
He finished outside the top 60, creating a major loss for outright bettors who accepted a price below +1000 in a full-field golf tournament.
Brooks Koepka
Koepka needed an exceptional week to qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs but never produced the required charge. He finished tied for 67th and saw his PGA Tour season end before the postseason.
His result continued a difficult 2026 campaign in which his name recognition consistently exceeded his week-to-week results.
Steven Fisk
Few golfers lost more from the week than Fisk. He entered the tournament ranked 69th in the FedExCup and therefore inside the playoff field.
Fisk missed the cut, leaving his position vulnerable while Brennan surged up the standings. When Brennan won, Fisk dropped to 71st and became the only golfer displaced from the top 70.
Ben Kohles
Kohles entered as the ScoresAndStats sleeper selection after a strong run of recent results. He never generated the expected momentum at Sedgefield and missed the cut at two-under.
The result eliminated the longer-priced outright ticket before the weekend and reinforced why longshots should receive smaller bankroll allocations even when the statistical profile is attractive.
FedExCup Playoff Impact
The Wyndham Championship finalized the 70 golfers who qualified for the 2026 FedExCup Playoffs, and Brennan created the only change inside the cutoff.
Brennan jumped from 105th to 47th with his 500-point victory. That not only qualified him for the FedEx St. Jude Championship but placed him inside the top-50 line that will become important after the first playoff event.
Jackson Koivun held the final postseason position at No. 70. He finished the regular season with 581.462 points, only 8.344 ahead of Fisk.
Fisk dropped from 69th to 71st after missing the Wyndham cut. Beau Hossler made a huge move with his runner-up finish but still finished 72nd, just outside the playoff field.
| FedExCup Position | Golfer | Points | Playoff Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 47 | Michael Brennan | 856.669 | Qualified |
| 68 | Ricky Castillo | 589.987 | Qualified |
| 69 | Matti Schmid | 582.471 | Qualified |
| 70 | Jackson Koivun | 581.462 | Final Qualifier |
| 71 | Steven Fisk | 573.118 | Eliminated |
| 72 | Beau Hossler | 550.220 | Eliminated |
The playoff pressure now moves from the top-70 line to the top 50. Only the 50 highest-ranked golfers after the FedEx St. Jude Championship will qualify for the BMW Championship.
Recent Golf Tournament Winners
Brennan continues a stretch in which emerging players have repeatedly defeated more established favorites on the PGA Tour.
Michael Thorbjornsen earned his first PGA Tour victory at the Rocket Classic one week earlier, while Jackson Koivun captured the 3M Open. Brennan then delivered his second career victory at the regular-season finale.
The recent results create an important betting reminder heading into the playoffs. Elite fields increase the probability that a star wins, but golf remains a sport where players well outside the top five on an outright board can produce championship-level weeks.
| Recent Tournament | Winner | Winning Note |
|---|---|---|
| Wyndham Championship | 22-under, three-stroke win | |
| Rocket Classic | Michael Thorbjornsen | First PGA Tour victory |
| 3M Open | Jackson Koivun | Breakthrough victory |
| The Open Championship | Ryan Fox | Major championship win |
| Genesis Scottish Open | Tom Kim | Links-season victory |
| John Deere Classic | Chris Gotterup | PGA Tour victory |
Next Golf Tournament: FedEx St. Jude Championship
The next PGA Tour tournament is the FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee. The event begins Thursday, August 13, and concludes Sunday, August 16.
The tournament is the first event of the 2026 FedExCup Playoffs. The top 70 golfers from the regular-season standings qualified for Memphis, and the postseason field will be reduced to 50 after the tournament.
TPC Southwind plays as a par 70 measuring approximately 7,288 yards. Water hazards, narrow landing areas and demanding approach shots traditionally create a much different test from the birdie-heavy conditions players faced at Sedgefield.
The FedEx St. Jude Championship carries a $20 million purse, with $3.6 million available to the winner. The champion also receives 750 FedExCup points, making significant movement possible throughout the playoff standings.
| FedEx St. Jude Detail | 2026 Tournament Information |
|---|---|
| Dates | August 13-16, 2026 |
| Course | TPC Southwind |
| Location | Memphis, Tennessee |
| Par | 70 |
| Yardage | 7,288 Yards |
| Purse | $20 Million |
| Winner’s Share | $3.6 Million |
| FedExCup Points | 750 to Winner |
| Defending Champion | Justin Rose |
| Playoff Advancement | Top 50 Advance to BMW Championship |
FedEx St. Jude Championship Field
The playoff field includes most of the biggest names in men’s professional golf. Scottie Scheffler enters Memphis ranked first in the FedExCup standings, followed by Matt Fitzpatrick and Cameron Young.
Wyndham Clark, Chris Gotterup, Collin Morikawa, Si Woo Kim, Sam Burns, Tommy Fleetwood, Ludvig Åberg, Xander Schauffele and Rory McIlroy are also positioned near the top of the standings.
Brennan enters at No. 47 after his Wyndham victory, meaning another strong week could immediately send him into the BMW Championship. Golfers positioned just outside the top 50 face much greater urgency.
FedExCup Top-50 Bubble Entering Memphis
Maverick McNealy currently occupies the 50th position. Harris English, Max Homa, Sungjae Im and Jordan Spieth enter immediately behind him and need to gain ground in Memphis to extend their playoff runs.
| FedExCup Rank | Golfer | Points | Memphis Situation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 47 | Michael Brennan | 856.669 | Currently Inside Top 50 |
| 48 | Matt McCarty | 837.704 | Needs Solid Week |
| 49 | Keith Mitchell | 811.435 | Near Cutline |
| 50 | Maverick McNealy | 805.974 | Final BMW Position |
| 51 | Harris English | 778.923 | Needs to Move Up |
| 52 | Max Homa | 767.387 | Outside Top 50 |
| 53 | Sungjae Im | 764.480 | Outside Top 50 |
| 54 | Jordan Spieth | 761.621 | Needs Strong Finish |
The compressed playoff field changes golf betting strategy. There is no cut at a standard top-65-and-ties level, and every golfer entered is capable of contending. That makes outright pricing, placement thresholds and head-to-head matchups especially important.
Golf Tournament Results Betting Takeaways
Sunday Form Matters
Brennan had already demonstrated enough ball striking to contend during the previous two weeks. The missing piece was finishing a tournament when the pressure increased.
At Wyndham, he finally produced the closing round necessary to turn strong underlying performance into a victory.
Placement Markets Can Be Better Than Outrights
Thompson provided the clearest example from the previous betting card. He did not need to contend for the championship to cash a +220 top-20 ticket.
Golf bettors should compare a player’s projected finishing range with the available top-five, top-10 and top-20 prices instead of automatically choosing the outright market.
A Good Player Read Can Still Miss the Exact Bet
Kim finished tied for fifth and Matsuyama tied for seventh. Both performed well enough to validate much of the pre-tournament analysis, but neither converted the exact recommended market.
That distinction matters when reviewing results. Correctly identifying a golfer likely to contend is different from correctly identifying the best wager at the available price.
FedExCup Pressure Creates Opportunity
Brennan entered the week knowing a conservative finish would end his season. His situation encouraged an aggressive approach because only a top result mattered.
The same dynamic now applies to golfers outside the top 50 entering Memphis. Players such as English, Homa, Im and Spieth cannot simply protect their positions because they currently sit below the BMW Championship cutoff.
Do Not Automatically Pay for the Favorite
Young entered Wyndham as a very short favorite but finished outside the top 60. Brennan began much farther down the betting board and won.
The strongest golfer in a tournament can still be a poor wager when the price does not compensate bettors for normal four-round variance.
More tournament previews, completed results and PGA Tour analysis are available through the ScoresAndStats golf coverage.
Golf Tournament Results FAQs
Who won the latest PGA Tour golf tournament?
Michael Brennan won the 2026 Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club. He finished at 22-under 258 and defeated Beau Hossler by three strokes.
What were the latest golf tournament results?
Brennan finished first at 22-under, Hossler placed second at 19-under and Ben James finished third at 18-under. Kevin Yu was fourth, while Harry Hall and Tom Kim tied for fifth.
How much did Michael Brennan win?
Brennan earned $1.53 million from the Wyndham Championship’s $8.5 million purse. He also received 500 FedExCup points.
Which ScoresAndStats Wyndham bet won?
Davis Thompson finished tied for 14th and cashed the recommended top-20 bet at +220. The Tom Kim outright, Hideki Matsuyama top-five, J.T. Poston top-10 and Ben Kohles outright selections did not cash.
What is the next PGA Tour tournament?
The next PGA Tour event is the FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind in Memphis from August 13 through August 16, 2026. It is the first tournament of the FedExCup Playoffs.
