Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sun 1 Nov 2026

Turns out, all that fancy golf analytics stuff, the kind that makes earnest souls fiddle with clubs until their fingers bleed, got a serious smackdown from a dusty relic pulled from the back of a closet.

Miyu Yamashita is making this Maybank Championship feel less like a battle and more like a polite afternoon tea. Her bogey-free 66 on Friday has her sitting pretty atop the leaderboard, proving that while consistency might not win any awards for excitement, it’s a heck of a way to win a golf tournament.

You know, it’s a funny old game, golf. One minute you’re contemplating the vast emptiness after a quadruple bogey, the next you’re channeling your inner Buddha on the 18th green. Zack Swanwick, with all the best intentions, seems to have figured out this whole "vast emptiness" thing.

So, it turns out this whole "gentleman's game" thing might be a touch more… flexible than we’d all optimistically assumed. Brooks Koepka, a man whose major haul suggests he knows a thing or two about not just playing golf but also, crucially, *winning* it, has recently shone a rather unflattering light on the PGA Tour's rather… shall we say, *interpretive* stance on rule enforcement.

Look, golf’s a bit like a dodgy pub quiz – sometimes you’re on fire, sometimes you’re just desperately trying to remember the capital of Botswana. And Sergio Garcia, bless his fiery heart, has just provided the latest twist in this ongoing saga of sporting drama.