Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sat 5 Sep 2026

Looks like the "Tiger Slam" is staying firmly on the fairway, because the big cat is facing a rather unglamorous consequence for his recent run-in with the law: his driver's license is toast. Yep, the fine folks at the Martin County Courthouse have decided that for the next five years, Woods will be grounded, unable to steer his fancy car down public streets.

Bryson DeChambeau, a man whose relationship with physics and golf has always been… let's call it "creative," has finally sorted out his life. For months, the golf gossip mill churned with rumors of him waltzing back to the PGA Tour, a prospect as exciting as watching paint dry if you're not into that sort of thing.

Forget what you thought you knew about the relentless grind of professional golf. Alison Lee is rewriting the playbook, and it apparently involves fewer hours of sleep and more post-round massages than your average tour pro.

Turns out some guys just don't forget how to hit a golf ball, or how to win. Mike Sposa, a fellow who once actually made a living playing golf on the PGA Tour and even nailed a hole-in-one on the infamous 16th at TPC Scottsdale – a feat usually reserved for folks who *don't* spend their weekends hunting for their ball in the woods – has gone and snagged himself a U.S.

The frantic scramble of the FedEx Cup playoffs is finally over, leaving us with that weird, quiet lull before the PGA Tour decides to yank us back into autumn golf. This isn't exactly a time for naps, though.