Week 23 Recap
TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley · June 11-14, 2026
Jackson Suber is becoming the model's signature player. T4 at the Canadian Open ($156), 4th at the Byron Nelson ($326), and a consistent presence on the value list at mid-tier prices the market overlooks. One player, three top-5 finishes, all flagged by our model before the fact. That's what the system is built to find.
RBC Canadian Open — TPC Toronto
Suber, Jackson — T4 at $156
✅ Value · 0.5u · +1.4pp win edge · +8.6pp T10 edge
His AdjSG of +0.84 ranked 11th in the field, but the model saw more than the raw number. Suber's balanced profile and high variance (2.93 std) create the exact upside that pays at $156. He gained +10.0 SG across four rounds at TPC Toronto, finishing at -13 and four back of winner Bud Cauley. The T10 edge of +8.6pp was the second-largest on the card — the model expected a top-10 finish 13.2% of the time versus the market's 4.7%. He delivered a top-5.
| # | Player | Odds | Edge | Finish | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jackson Suber | $156 | ✅ 0.5u | T4 | ✓ |
| 2 | Wyndham Clark | $24 | 🔥 1.0u | T11 | ✗ |
| 3 | Matthew Anderson | $1,601 | 👀 0.25u | T11 | ✗ |
| 4 | A.J. Ewart | $196 | ✅ 0.5u | T29 | ✗ |
| 5 | Aaron Rai | $42 | ✅ 0.5u | CUT | ✗ |
| 6 | Eric Cole | $49 | ✅ 0.5u | CUT | ✗ |
| 7 | Zach Bauchou | $141 | ✅ 0.5u | CUT | ✗ |
Clark's Best Bet at T11 was agonisingly close. His +8.0 SG was the 7th-best in the field across four rounds — strong enough for a top-10 in most weeks. But this was a week where the leaders separated from the pack early and Clark couldn't quite close the gap. Both Best Bets this season (Na T40, Clark T11) have missed the T10 threshold. The tier isn't broken — Clark's underlying performance was excellent — but it's a small sample and the results haven't matched the conviction. Rai, Cole, and Bauchou all missed the cut. Three value picks at $42-$141 gone on Friday. The Canadian Open field was stronger than the odds suggested — TPC Toronto's approach-heavy profile (APP 39%) separated the field sharply.
The Divergence Pattern Continues
Cauley won. He was in our divergence zone at 5.2x.
Bud Cauley won at -17. Our model had him at 0.4%, independent benchmarks had him significantly higher, and the market agreed at 2.0%. Fitzpatrick Matt finished 2nd — also in our divergence zone at 2.7x. That's six of the last seven event winners coming from players where the broader consensus was significantly more bullish than our model. We're actively developing adjustments to better capture this signal. The mid-tier value identification (Suber, Meissner, Woodland) continues to work; the top-of-field pricing is where the model needs evolution.
Suber: The Season's Value Pick MVP
Three top-5 finishes from the value list
4th at the Byron Nelson ($326). T4 at the Canadian Open ($156). Consistently appearing on the value list at prices from $140-$330. Suber's profile — high variance, balanced SG components, mid-tier AdjSG that the market underprices — is exactly what the Monte Carlo simulator is designed to find. He's not an elite player, but he's an elite value pick. The T10 edge has been right on him all season.
The Week in Numbers
Season Scoreboard
| Event | Best Hit | Headline Result | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Myrtle Beach | Snedeker WON ($351) 🏆 | Brown T9 | ✅ 0.5u |
| Masters | Rose T3 ($39) | Schauffele T9 | — |
| Catalunya | Ritchie T3 ($81) | — | Euro pick hits |
| PGA Championship | Rai WON ($281) 🏆 | Pick #12 of 15 | 👀 0.25u |
| Byron Nelson | Suber 4th ($326) | Jaeger T9, Bauchou T6 | ✅ 0.5u |
| Soudal Open | Sterne WON ($501) 🏆 | Kinhult T2, Schmidt T8 | 👀 0.25u |
| Charles Schwab | Meissner T3 ($71) | Woodland T6 | ✅ 0.5u |
| Austrian Alpine | Luiten T7 ($151) | Steinlechner T7 | ✅ 0.5u |
| Memorial | Clark 3rd ($101) | 5 T10 hits — season best | ✅ 0.5u |
| Canadian Open | Suber T4 ($156) | Clark T11 near miss | ✅ 0.5u |
Three outright winners. Ten events with T10 hits out of eleven reviewed. Suber leads the recurring value picks with three top-5 finishes. The model's strength is clear: mid-tier players at $50–$500 that the market undervalues. The US Open is next — our first major since Rai won the PGA Championship at $281.
Up Next — US Open Week
Oakmont is next. The toughest test in golf. Our model found the PGA Championship winner at $281 — pick #12 on the value list. Preview drops Thursday.
Methodology: Monte Carlo simulation of the field over 10,000 trials, weighting strokes-gained skill estimates, course-fit, and recent form. Edge = our win% − market-implied%.
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Stats sourced from official league data & partner APIs · Generated 15 June
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