Beau Hossler stood over an 11-foot birdie putt on Sedgefield Country Club’s 18th green late Friday knowing exactly what it could give him. Not a playoff spot. Not a trophy. Certainly not comfort. Just the lead.

Beau Hossler is the 36-hole leader at the Wyndham Championship after making an 11-foot birdie putt on the final hole.

Beau Hossler is one of many who need a win this week to make the FedEx Cup Playoffs

A PGA Tour golfer abruptly withdrew from the Wyndham Championship ahead of the second round. No reason was given.

Roll the clock back to 2022 for some Wyndham history. It was the year that Tom Kim arrived on the big stage with a closing 61 at Sedgefield to win by five strokes, the first of his career which allowed him to lock up his PGA Tour card. His trademark accuracy, wedge play, and aggressive style brought this course to its knees, and he can do it again.

Two years after taking the first-round lead at the Wyndham Championship, Beau Hossler is at it again. Hossler caught a heater Thursday at Sedgefield Country Club, signing for a 9-under 61 to command a one-stroke lead over Sahith Theegala and Ben James.

Tom Kim leads the 2026 Wyndham Championship betting card at Sedgefield Country Club, where accuracy and putting matter most for FedExCup positioning.

Jordan Spieth and Peter Malnati survived the Wyndham Championship cut, while Jason Day saw his playoff streak end.

Needing a victory at Sedgefield Country Club to make the FedEx Cup field, Hossler birdied the last to carry a one-shot lead into the weekend.

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