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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sat 12 Sep 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sat 12 Sep 2026

September 12, 2026
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Hold onto your hats, golf fans! We've got the fallout from LIV's bombshell bankruptcy filing, a masterclass from Shane Lowry at the Irish Open, and a Ryder Cup selection process that's been thoroughly flipped. Plus, a college team's miracle win and a legendary Irishman tackling a 500-ball challenge – it's a day of drama and dazzling skill.
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LIV Golf Files for Bankruptcy, Proving Big Checks Don't Always Mean Big Sense

So, the grand golf revolution, the one that promised to turn the sport on its head with Saudi cash and guaranteed millions, has apparently run smack into a balance sheet that would make Scrooge McDuck blanch.

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Shane Lowry Wins the Irish Open, Makes It Look Effortless (For Him)

So, Shane Lowry went and did his thing. The Irishman decided to play some golf on his home turf, and lo and behold, he won. Apparently, after a rather yawn-worthy 67 in the first round, he suddenly remembered he was supposed to be good and fired a scorching 62.

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Furyk Flips the Ryder Cup Script

The whole Ryder Cup selection circus, a tradition that’s baffled captains more than a squirrel trying to navigate a putting green, is getting a makeover. This time, Jim Furyk, who’s tasked with piloting the American ship in 2027 at Adare Manor, has decided the old way of doing things was, well, kind of dumb.

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UNCW Seahawks Pull Off a Golfing Miracle, Then Almost Rock the Van

You know that feeling when you step onto the first tee and it feels like you're about to defuse a bomb while juggling flaming chainsaws? That was UNCW’s start at the Golfweek Fall Challenge. Their coach, Cindy Ho, practically admitted they were buried by the fifth hole, looking more like they were in 15th place than actually competing for the win.

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Padraig Harrington's 500-Ball Ordeal: A Golfing Marathon of the Mind

So, this "Chase the Ace" thing is back, and this time they’ve roped in Padraig Harrington. Honestly, it feels less like a sporting challenge and more like a particularly grueling endurance test designed by a committee that really, *really* hates golf.

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