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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sat 15 Aug 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sat 15 Aug 2026

August 15, 2026
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Daily-catchup
From the heartbreaking news of a prodigy's passing to the electrifying drama on the course, this edition of The Daily Mulligan has it all. Prepare for wire-to-wire dominance, a five-way tie at the top, and a comeback story that proves resilience is a powerful swing.
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A Blistering Talent Gone Too Soon

Well, this is a kick in the shins. The golf world is suddenly a lot less bright, because Jessica Bang, all of eighteen years old, is gone. Eighteen! That’s the age most of us were still figuring out how to properly tie our shoelaces, let alone dismantle a professional golf field.

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2

Kajsa Arwefjall Basically Told Everyone Else to Go Home Early

Kajsa Arwefjall decided the VP Bank Swiss Ladies Open needed a quick resolution. She swaggered onto the course on day one, fired a frankly ridiculous 7-under-par 64, and then apparently glanced at the leaderboard and thought, "Yeah, that's probably enough drama for everyone else."

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Five-Way Tie: Spieth and Four Pals Open St. Jude in a Jam Session

Alright, folks, buckle up because the golf gods apparently decided the FedEx St. Jude Championship needed a little… spice. Jordan Spieth, who waltzed into Memphis looking less like a top contender and more like he’d forgotten where he parked his clubs (seriously, he was No.

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Cort's Comeback: The Unlikely Hero of Nailcote Hall

Well, blow me down with a 7-iron, Matthew Cort just went and won the British Par 3 Championship. And how did he do it? Not with a thunderous drive that split the fairway like Moses parting the Red Sea, nor with a chip-in from the car park.

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Moroccan Golf Prodigy Aims for World Domination, Fueled by Pure Spite and Possibly Hamsters

Alright, you magnificent golfing fiends, pull up a bucket of lukewarm beer and lend an ear, because we've got a story brewing that's wilder than a pack of squirrels on a double espresso. Meet Adam Bresnu, a chap from Morocco who's slinging his dreams around like a medieval catapult flinging particularly pungent cheeses.

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