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Week 16 Recap

Week 16 · Truist Championship

VANILLA edges CP by one as Reitan saves STAT SHEET

Generated May 18, 2026, 11:10 AM CT

Quail Hollow doled out a little of everything this week: a Norwegian winning his first PGA Tour start, a one-stroke OFFGC finish, and a Rickie Fowler sighting that nobody had on their bingo card. VANILLA rode it all the way to 24 points and a -30 weekly score, edging CP by a single stroke and bumping JORGENSON out of the top spot in segment 2.

The shock of the week, though, came from STAT SHEET, who entered Sunday in last place on the segment leaderboard and exited with Kristoffer Reitan's $0 trophy in tow. Reitan's -15, plus a Sungjae Im -11 cherry on top, vaulted them from 8th to 3rd weekly. STAT SHEET technically tied CP at -29 bonus-adjusted but lost the tiebreaker, which is the kind of detail you only notice when you're not the one holding the trophy. VANILLA's -30 made the tiebreaker academic anyway. Rickie Fowler and Nicolai Højgaard both at -13 will do that.

Now for KOVALA. In the multiverse where you bench world #4 Matt Fitzpatrick for Keegan Bradley (lol), KOVALA gains six strokes, slides up two spots, and we're writing a different recap. We do not live in that multiverse. Fitzpatrick posted a +1, Bradley quietly carded a -5 from the pine, and KOVALA's optimal -20 sits next to an actual -14 like a museum exhibit titled "Reasonable Decisions, Unreasonable Outcomes."

Homa Cup keeps cooking. Viktor Hovland dropped from #15 to #30 OWGR, costing CP another $3.52 of paper value on a $22 buy. Corey Conners (STAT SHEET, $21) tumbled #30 to #52. And Tommy Fleetwood — CP's $31 lynchpin — somehow keeps bleeding value even while finishing T6 here; he's slipped from #3 to #7 OWGR since draft day. On the bright side of the ledger, the diamond movers are absurd: Cameron Young has rocketed from #19 to #3 OWGR (a $27 value swing for JORGENSON's $22 buy), and KOVALA's Matt Fitzpatrick — yes, the same guy who just posted a +1 — is now world #4, up from #21. Jon Rahm shows up at #12 from #87 for VANILLA, but he's a LIV guy outside the four major weeks, so nobody's putting him in the lineup next Tuesday at Texas Children's. Fun on paper, irrelevant on the scorecard. Except, well — next week IS a major.

No goose eggs to report this week, which means everybody at least got their starters through Friday. Low bar; cleared.

Up next: the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, level 3, double points territory. The marquee field reads like a draft board — Scheffler (WILSON), McIlroy (NIMSGER), Cameron Young (JORGENSON), Fitzpatrick AND Morikawa (KOVALA — pick a lane), Justin Rose (STAT SHEET), Fleetwood (CP), Schauffele (KALLAS). KOVALA in particular gets a chance to either redeem the Fitzpatrick start or watch him post another +1 on a bigger stage. Set your lineups carefully. Or don't. Either way, we'll be watching.

Team-by-team verdict

  • JORGENSON

    Played the optimal lineup and still tumbled from 1st to 5th — that's the Quail Hollow tax. Cameron Young, however, is now top-3 OWGR.

  • VANILLA

    Rickie Fowler and Nicolai Højgaard at -13 each. Read that sentence twice. 24 points and a one-stroke win — banner week.

  • KALLAS

    Alex Fitzpatrick at -12 carried the week; a $4 leak by benching Harry Hall is the most polite kind of leak.

  • KOVALA

    Started world #4 Fitzpatrick (+1) over Keegan Bradley (-5). Hindsight is undefeated and so is sensible lineup logic.

  • CP

    Fleetwood and Spaun both at -11 nearly stole the week. Lost on tiebreaker to no one — second is real.

  • STAT SHEET

    Last to third on a $0 Reitan. The trophy doesn't care what you paid; neither does the segment leaderboard.

  • WILSON

    JT and Nick Taylor showed up but -19 doesn't win much on a level-2 week. Scheffler week looms.

  • NIMSGER

    Rory at -5, Kitayama at -5, Finau at -3. Optimal lineup, last place. Sometimes the bench just doesn't save you.