2023 Wyndham Championship Mark Brazil

2003 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro

Mark Brazil and Judy Earley Revels with Tim Finchem

2017 Wyndham Championship

Congratulations to Mark Brazil and this staff for another great year. Thank you!

2015 Wyndham Chapionship

Steve Holmes with Adam Scott and Mark Brazil at the 2015 Wyndham Championship.

Remembering Ken Conrad

Back in 2006, the newest member of the Green Coat Club, Mark Brazil, was welcomed by 2005 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro Honorary Chairman Ken Conrad.

2015 Wyndham Championship

Steve Holmes, Adam Scott and Mark Brazil at the 2015 Wyndham Championship

Throwback Thursday Tournament Edition

2002 Greensboro Jaycee President Randy Harris and 2003 Chrysler Classic of Greensboro General Chairman Judy Earley Revels with new employee Mark Brazil at PGA Headquarters.

2012 Wyndham Championship

Wyndham Championship Tournament Director Mark Brazil with 2012 Wyndham Championship winner Sergio Garcia and Bobby Long

Congratulations to Mark Brazil and the Wyndham Champion Staff on a Great Tournament

WYNDHAM CHAMPIONSHIP OFFERS FREE ADMISSION BEFORE NOON ON MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY

The Wyndham Championship will offer free admission before noon for the first three days of tournament week. The Monday Pro-Am, the Tuesday practice rounds and Wednesday’s New Breed Logistics Pro-Am, admission will be free of charge until Noon for the first 5,000 fans that arrive at Sedgefield Country Club each day. After Noon each day or after the first 5,000 people arrive, whichever comes first, $15 regular-priced tickets will be required for entry. And as always, children under the age of 15 are admitted free of charge with a paying adult. Regular ticket prices return for official tournament play Thursday through Sunday. “We are happy to invite the Piedmont Triad to join us at the Wyndham Championship,” tournament director Mark Brazil said. “A lot of Piedmont Triad people are still struggling to make ends meet so we are inviting everyone to come to the tournament as our guests so that people have the opportunity to experience this great Piedmont Triad tradition and see some of the world’s best golfers. We appreciate the support our event enjoys throughout the region, and this is one way we can say ‘thank you.’”

Either you get this or you don't

Ok, this has little to nothing to do with the Wyndham Championship, but I laugh every time I pass this sign on the way to the course.

Mark Brazil

“I really don’t believe there’s a better or more experienced tournament committee at any other PGA TOUR event in the country,” tournament director Mark Brazil said. These people are volunteering their time to make the Wyndham Championship successful each year, and they’re doing it on top of their full time jobs. That’s a deep commitment, and we are very, very grateful for their dedication, leadership and commitment to excellence.”