2026 Wyndham Championship DFS Value Plays

Inside Sports Network's new Insider Sheet model breaks down the latest projections for every PGA Tour event and calculates the top value plays each week. This week, we've taken a look at the top five value plays at or under $8,000 in ISN's model to break down their recent form and relevant stats.

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5. Sungjae Im ($7,700)

We're so back! Sungjae seems to be finally rounding into form after a tough 2026. In this space we've detailed the ways in which he spiked at The Open, let us (ok, just me) down the following week at the 3M Open, and rebounded at the Rocket Classic after he was featured in this space. It's well documented that Sungaje's irons have been the primary issue, but he's now gained on approach in 2 of 3 events. A word of caution, though; he's trending in ownership, and he's played in 7 straight events dating back to the US Open, although truthfully that's pretty commonplace for Sungjae Im.

4. Ryo Hisatsune ($7,300)

I don't know how we landed on the nickname Sippy Cup and not The Little Sipper, but no matter -- Hisatsune's taking his water bottle to big places this week. We're a long way out from the incredible stretch early in the year where Hisatsune was a mainstay in winning lineups. His T2 at Torrey Pines was the start of a brilliant run that included top-10s in Phoenix, Pebble Beach, and Valero as well as a very impressive T13 at The Players. Low finishes were harder to come by after that, but Ryo hasn't missed a cut since the season's opening event -- the Sony Open. He's lost strokes off the tee just twice all season. And at a course that strongly favors driving accuracy, Hisatsune is one of the most accurate drivers of the ball on the Tour. Yes, the putter is a concern -- he's lost strokes putting in 7 of his last 8 contests -- but this graphic may have something to say about that...