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The PGA Tour swings through North Carolina this week for the Wyndham Championship. It’s a crucial stop for golfers jostling for FedEx Cup points ahead of the Playoffs. With a wide-open field and plenty of mid-tier value, this week’s betting board is packed with opportunity. Without any further delay, let’s get into our top PGA Golf Picks This Week for the 2025 Wyndham Championship. Check out our favorite PGA golf picks for this week, courtesy of the top sports betting sites: Want more sharp action? Check out the top handicappers for more weekly golf bets that don’t miss the cut. Drive up your success with the industry’s best handicapping membership. Let’s break down our top PGA Tour picks for this

It’s no surprise that the favorite to win the 2025 ACC football championship is the Clemson Tigers. After somewhat of a drop-off in 2023, the Tigers were officially back in the national championship race last year. Clemson went 10-4 overall last season, finishing second in the ACC regular season. That earned the Tigers a slot in the ACC championship game where they beat SMU 34-31 to take their eighth conference title in the last ten years. At +100, head coach Dabo Swinney and his Tigers are the betting favorite to win another in 2025. Clemson is also among the handful of teams considered to be contenders for the 2025 College Football Championship. The Tigers have two national championships – 2016

The American Athletic Conference (AAC) is typically always considered one of the stronger Group of 5 conferences in college football. Last year, the conference sent eight of its 14 teams to bowl games. That could continue in 2025 as the conference has some very solid programs. Army, the AAC champion last year, will have a difficult time repeating what they accomplished in 2024. The Black Knights won 12-2 overall, 8-0 in AAC play with the only losses to No. 2 Notre Dame and rival Navy. It’s unlikely that an AAC team will make the College Football Playoffs, but crazier things have happened. Tulane is a program on the rise and returns a wealth of talent. The Green Wave is the

On Sunday, August 3, NASCAR returns to the short track of Iowa Speedway for the Iowa Corn 350. This marks the second ever Cup Series race at this venue. Last year was the first edition of the Iowa Corn 350 and Ryan Blaney took the checkered flag. This weekend, Blaney enters the race right behind Christopher Bell at the top of the NASCAR betting boards. Following that duo as pre-race favorites are Kyle Larson, Denny Hamlin, William Byron and Chase Elliott. Sunday’s Iowa 350 also marks the 23rd race of the regular season. That means, following this event, there will only be three races left before the Cup Series Playoffs begin and we crown a new NASCAR Cup Series Champion.