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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Tue 21 Jul 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Tue 21 Jul 2026

July 21, 2026
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From aspiring amateurs taking on historic grounds to the ever-shifting tides of professional golf and the lingering glow of major glory, it's a packed day in the world of 18 holes. Plus, a dynasty continues to build a legacy that rivals royalty's most beloved companions.
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Junior Golfers Descend on Saucon Valley, Armed with Ambition and Questionable Life Choices

The hallowed grounds of Saucon Valley Country Club are about to be invaded, though it’s less a hostile takeover and more a polite, albeit intensely competitive, stampede. The U.S. Junior Amateur is descending, bringing with it a gaggle of youngsters positively bursting with more ambition than you’d expect from kids still trying to figure out how to stop their parents from embarrassing them in public.

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LIV Golf's 2026 Schedule: More Golf Than You Can Shake a 7-Iron At

For anyone who feels the PGA Tour's traditional, meandering pace is an insult to the very concept of "event," take heart! LIV Golf is about to flood the FOX networks in 2026 with an almost absurdly large amount of golf.

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Rory's Major Haul: More Than Just Shiny Trophies, It's About the Big Checks

Alright golf fans, let's talk money. While some tours are busy arguing about sock length – seriously, who cares? – the majors have been handing out checks that could honestly fund a small, very well-dressed nation.

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Fox Says 'Nah' to 3M Open Cash, Opts for Naps After Open Glory

Well, this is just bizarre. Ryan Fox, fresh off clutching that shiny Claret Jug like it owed him money, has decided the 3M Open can go on without him. It’s like winning the lottery and then politely declining a free donut.

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Kansas Golf Dynasty: More Titles Than The Queen Has Corgis

Forget the Windsors, their reign seems positively fleeting compared to Kansas golf. Fifteen-year-old Meg Tilma just snagged the Kansas Women’s Amateur Championship, not as a lone wolf, but as the latest addition to a family golf dynasty that’s practically a state institution.

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