Sedgefield Country Club has a decorated history hosting one of the PGA TOUR's longest running events: the Wyndham Championship. Established in 1938 as the Greater Greensboro Open, Sedgefield Country Club played host to this premier event for over four decades. Past champions during this era included the likes of Sam Snead, Byron Nelson and Ben Hogan, to name a few. 

In 2008, the event returned to Sedgefield and its strategic Donald Ross design. The 2008 Champion was Carl Pettersson, who set the record for the lowest round in Wyndham Championship history when he fired a nine-under 61 in the second round. In 2009, Ryan Moore captured his first PGA TOUR victory as he fended off Sergio Garcia and ultimately beat Kevin Stadler and Jason Bohn in a playoff to capture the victory. 

Wyndham Championship Facts & Figures:

• Sam Snead was the first champion of the PGA TOUR's Wyndham Championships in 1939 (then it was referred to as the Greater Greensboro Open). Snead also won seven more times. His eight total wins is a PGA TOUR record for having the most wins at the same event.
• The Wyndham Championship tournament history includes 14 first time winners including last years champion, Ryan Moore.
• Six players have won the Wyndham Championship and a Major in the same year: 1988 Sandy Lyle (Masters), 1987 Scott Simpson (US Open), 1981 Larry Nelson (PGA Championship), 1949 Sam Snead (Masters & PGA), 1946 Sam Snead (British) & 1945 Byron Nelson (PGA). 
• Approximately 1700 volunteers help make the Wyndham Championship a success.
• The Wyndham Championship raises valuable funds for area charities including, but not limited to the Victory Junction Gang Camp, The First Tee of the Triad, The International Civil Rights Center and Museum, Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater High Point, The Crosby Scholars Community Partnership, Autism Society of North Carolina, Goodwill Industries of Central North Carolina, American Junior Golf Association (ACE Grant), National Multiple Sclerosis Society of Central North Carolina and Mackay Foundation for Cancer Research