Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Thu 27 Aug 2026

The PGA Tour, with all the warmth of a bouncer ejecting a rowdy patron, has made it clear: if you strayed to LIV Golf, don't expect a welcome-back parade. Brian Rolapp, the tour's CEO, has basically said the gates aren't exactly swinging open for golfers who got a little too cozy with the Saudi money.

The PGA Tour, in a move that’ll probably make accountants weep and marketing execs clutch their pearls, has decided to scrap its postseason circus. You could almost call it a… a realization. A dawning, perhaps, that the whole playoff points and starting strokes thing was less a strategic masterpiece and more like trying to win a marathon while wearing a clown suit.

Wyndham Clark, fresh off collecting a cool $3.6 million handshake for winning the BMW Championship, is now getting grilled about something that smells less like congratulations and more like a dusty old rulebook.

Well, it appears the digital gladiators of the YouTube golf circuit, bless their hearts, have stumbled headfirst into the harsh reality that the physical world, much like a nasty slice, can bite back unexpectedly.

So, Tim Finchem, the man who rode the Tiger Woods wave and somehow kept the PGA Tour's tax-exempt status humming while execs jetted around on private planes, is now wrestling with Alzheimer's. You have to wonder if all those years of poker-faced dealings in Washington finally caught up with him in a way no golf tournament ever could.