Cameron Young has been on an absolute tear this spring. From a dramatic victory at the Players Championship to a thrilling Masters run, and now a historic win at Doral—it's been a season for the highlight reels. But when asked about his favorite part of that Sunday triumph, Young didn't mention the $3.6 million purse, the gleaming trophy, or even a presidential thumbs-up. Instead, he pointed to something far more personal.

His top moment? Being greeted by his family, who flew down to Doral just to see him finish. For a guy who's been lighting up the leaderboard, it's refreshingly humble. But if you've followed Young's journey, it's also entirely on brand. The Westchester-born pro went viral earlier this year for his Sunday ritual: attending local church services with his wife and three children, no matter his position on the scoreboard or where the tour takes them. So, while hearing "family first" from a world-class athlete might seem unexpected, for Young, it's simply who he is—and it's a breath of fresh air in the high-stakes world of professional golf.

When pressed for his second and third favorite parts, Young admitted winning the tournament itself (no surprise there) and getting to sleep in his own bed Sunday night. Sometimes it's the little things, like a good pillow and some home cooking, that matter most. But with the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow and the PGA Championship at Aronimink Golf Club on the horizon, Young's schedule is about to get packed. He's expected to be a top contender at both. The good news? Wherever he goes, it seems his family won't be far behind—and that might just be his secret weapon.