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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sun 6 Sep 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sun 6 Sep 2026

September 6, 2026
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From the legacy of the Woods name being etched further into the TaylorMade roster to the age-old debate of technology versus tradition reignited by a legend, this weekend had it all. Grab your coffee, settle in, and let's dive into the stories that had the golf world buzzing.
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Charlie Woods Signs With TaylorMade, Because Even Future Golf Legends Need Swag

Alright, golf nuts, let’s talk Charlie Woods. Yes, *that* Charlie Woods. While most 17-year-olds are wrestling with trigonometry and trying to remember their locker combinations, young Charlie is out here making headlines that have absolutely nothing to do with dusty textbooks.

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2

GB&I Grabs Walker Cup Lead, Golfers Still Find Ways to Miss

The Walker Cup, bless its earnest little heart, has rolled into Ireland. And wouldn't you know it, Great Britain and Ireland somehow managed to cling to a sliver of a lead over the Americans after day one.

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3

LIV Player Forgets He Needs to Play Golf, Gets Disqualified

Another week, another thrilling installment in the ongoing saga of LIV Golf players attempting to remember where they left their golf clubs. This time, our hero is Peter Uihlein, who apparently wandered into DP World Tour Q-School expecting a free buffet instead of a golf tournament.

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4

Lawrence's Crans Conquest: Chasing Seve's Shadow (Again)

The Omega European Masters, a tournament that always throws more curveballs than a toddler at a birthday party, has a familiar face grinning from the top. Thriston Lawrence, a chap who looks as relaxed on the Crans-sur-Sierre fairways as I do on my sofa with a pint, has once again painted himself into the winner's circle picture.

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5

Gary Player Says Your Driver is Cheating and Wants Wooden Woods Back

Gary Player, a man whose career has seen more comebacks than a bad sitcom and conquered more fairways than a herd of locusts, recently gave modern golf clubs the stink eye. Speaking with the authority only a legend who’s won more tournaments than I’ve had lukewarm coffees can muster, Player griped about how skill seems to be taking a backseat.

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