Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Mon 7 Sep 2026

Tiger Woods' grand return to the golf course is still a hazy concept, much like a perfectly struck drive that disappears into a thick fog. But his recent run-in with Florida law, which landed him a five-year license suspension, has thrown a much more immediate spotlight on his personal life.

Well, would you look at that? The lads from Great Britain and Ireland have decided to go and muck up the whole "predictable American dominance" narrative at the Walker Cup. You see, the Yanks, who usually pack more top-ranked amateurs than a Michelin-starred restaurant has tiny forks, were supposed to waltz in and reclaim their rightful place.

The PGA Tour, in a move that’s about as surprising as a bad slice into the woods, has decided to redecorate the regular season for 2028. They’re splitting the existing events into two flavors: "Championship Series" and "Challenger Series."

Paul Casey, the Englishman who’s decided Switzerland is where he’d rather pay his taxes, is having a bit of a moment at the Omega European Masters. He’s not just *leading*, mind you, but has managed to rack up a three-shot cushion heading into the final round.

The hallowed grounds of professional golf, a place where dreams are forged and occasionally shattered by a rogue divot or an errant squirrel, have seen another one of their own take a tumble. Young Matti Schmid, who was quietly carving out a rather respectable year, has had his season unceremoniously put on ice.