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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Tue 11 Aug 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Tue 11 Aug 2026

August 11, 2026
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The FedEx Cup race heats up as Scottie Scheffler solidifies his lead, while Michael Brennan makes a dramatic playoff push. Plus, we celebrate Asterisk Talley's commanding U.S. Women's Amateur victory and Joaquin Niemann's latest LIV triumph. The day is also marked by a somber remembrance of Matt McQuillan.
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Scottie Scheffler Hoards the Golf Loot as Playoff Ponderings Commence

Well, the PGA Tour's regular season, bless its sprawling, often bewildering heart, finally coughed up its last ball at the Wyndham Championship. And who’s sitting pretty, counting a frankly obscene amount of cash?

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Brennan's Bold Bid: How Not Thinking Ahead Won the Day

Michael Brennan just pulled off a victory, proving he’s a man who loves a good, old-fashioned wrestling match with his own brain. Standing on the brink of success, tied for the lead, Brennan confessed he actually *dared* to think about future wins.

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Asterisk Talley Shuts Down the Doubters and the Competition

Augusta National tried to whisper doubts in April. Asterisk Talley responded by shouting with her clubs at The Honors Course. The 17-year-old, fresh off a showing at Augusta that made you wonder if she'd accidentally wandered onto the wrong course, proved that one bad stretch of holes doesn't sink a career.

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Niemann's Ninth: Proof Golfers are Just Really Good at Hitting Balls

So, Trump National Bedminster hosted a LIV Golf event, and wouldn't you know it, Joaquin Niemann ended up on top. His ninth professional win, by a tidy three strokes, just goes to show that sometimes, in the grand circus of LIV, actually playing well is enough to get you a trophy.

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Golf Loses a Good Egg: Matt McQuillan, 45

Well, this is a bummer. The golf world just got a little less bright, and a lot less likely to burst into spontaneous, genuine laughter. Matt McQuillan, a Canadian pro who actually made it onto the PGA Tour (remember those days?), has left us at a ridiculously young 45.

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