Roll Tide! Bud Cauley won the RBC Canadian Open on Sunday, outlasting Matt Fitzpatrick and Viktor Hovland. Cauley, who was one of the best amateurs in the world at University of Alabama, earned his first PGA Tour win at age 36. His pro career never really took off after college, and he was severely injured in a car accident in 2018. He was out of professional golf completely from late-2020 until 2024, when he jump started his career again on the Korn Ferry Tour. Needless to say, it was an emotional win for Cauley and his family, and just another awesome week from the PGA Tour. The $1,764,000 check is nice, but the story is better.

The Mayhem League Skin was won by my father, Sam Book! Dad started Fitzpatrick with Tommy Fleetwood and Wyndham Clark (both T11) and rode all three without making a sub. His SRB team was the only one to eclipse the $3M mark, and he once again proved that he is better at fantasy golf than I am. It's humbling. I'm not upset about it. I promise. Congrats, Dad. Honestly.

Jeff Bates of Marietta Tee Club is still on top of the league. Jeff leads the overall board by just more than $9M over Blair Rogers of Tristan's Jays, and everyone else is at least $16M back. My team is now less than $24M out of the money. I usually make a late-season run, but the sun is setting quickly. Our Big Mover of the Week was my father, who jumped seven spots to #50 overall. He is 50th out of 82 teams... and still miles ahead of me. Sad. Great work, Dad!

Segment 4 continues with the U.S. Open from Shinnecock Hills in New York. The field will be amazing, the weather forecast is great, and having the final round on Father's Day is always special. The Skin this week is worth $50, and this is the third major in our Majors side pool, currently being led by Tom Kessler of DSP in Arizona. Set those lineups early... and good luck! Happy Father's Day! Joe