Rick Gehman warned that the Bud Cauley / Kevin Tway duo is a DFS trap. Cauley popped No. 2 in his custom model thanks to a torrid last 36‑round run and a Sunday 63 last week, but Gehman said Tway "is probably the problem here." Tway has missed five straight cuts (Punta Cana, Club Car, Valspar, Puerto Rico, Farmers) and has not finished better than T55 since January. Outside of driving distance he offers no current strokes‑gained strength. Gehman’s takeaway: Cauley’s spike form cannot overcome a partner hemorrhaging strokes tee‑to‑green, especially in alternate‑shot. He advises fading the team despite Cauley’s attractive statistical profile.

At +6500, Harrison views Bud Cauley/Kevin Tway as a sneaky outright bet. Cauley strung together three consecutive top‑6 finishes (Players, Valspar, Valero) before firing Sunday’s low round (64) at RBC Heritage. Tway complements him with Zurich course familiarity—3rd here in 2017 and T‑11 in 2024. Harrison believes Cauley’s hot ball‑striking can carry the tougher foursomes while Tway’s Louisiana success provides a safety net, creating far more win equity than their triple‑digit price suggests.