Justin Rose will turn 46 this year. Think about that. He tied for fourth place at the 1998 Open Championship as a 17-year-old. That's how long we have been watching this man. He added another trophy to his case this past weekend, going wire-to-wire at the Farmers Insurance Open. Rose won by seven shots over Si Woo Kim, Ryo Hisatsune, and Pierceson Coody, and earned the winner's check of $1,728,000. He also moved up to #3 in both the OWGR and the FedEx Cup Standings. Not bad for an old man!

Brett Bayouth is not an old man, and his Don Neto team rose to the top of the Mayhem League. Not a single person started Justin Rose, and 78 of the 82 teams used either a sub or a mulligan on him, so I figured this week would have produced a tie. Brett made sure that didn't happen by starting Kim and Hideki Matsuyama (T11) to form the winning combination. Well done, Brett!

There was very little movement on the overall leaderboard since just about everyone subbed in the champ. Mark Weekes of Weekes Wanderers still holds the top overall spot, and everyone is within $10M of the lead. Our Big Mover of the Week, sponsored by nobody, was Mark Kiwiet of Epic Fat Face Fail, who jumped 46 spots to #31 overall. Nice move, Big Mike! (inside joke...)

Week 4 of our league is the WM Phoenix Open from TPC Scottsdale, a course my son played five weeks ago. I'm not jealous or bitter. Since the tournament moved to TPC Scottsdale in 1987, the winning score has been -14 or better in all but two tournaments. Get those lineups in and good luck! Joe