Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Wed 23 Sep 2026

Sandy Scott, a chap from Nairn, has somehow wriggled his way through the Korn Ferry Tour's gauntlet and earned himself a ticket to the big leagues – the PGA Tour. He snagged the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Championship with a ridiculous 18-under-par performance, which not only gets him a handshake from the big dogs but also a fat $270,000.

Alright, gather 'round, you golf-cognoscenti, because the powers-that-be are tinkering with the very essence of the dimpled sphere. It seems those little white orbs are just *too* enthusiastic about sailing through the ether, and the R&A, USGA, PGA Tour, and DP World Tour are having a grand pow-wow to rein in their aerial ambitions.

You gotta ask yourself, was Jacob Bridgeman’s Biltmore Championship win just golf, or was it a full-blown, soap-opera-worthy comeback special? Because the kid was staring down a five-shot chasm on Sunday morning, and instead of packing it in, he basically grabbed a pickaxe and started digging his way out with an eagle and eight birdies, all for a flawless 61.

Well, look who crawled out from under that rather chilly rock! Henrik Stenson, the man who apparently spent the last year contemplating life, the universe, and the precise angle of a lob wedge while wearing an invisible ankle monitor, has returned to competitive golf.

The grand "I'm coming home" announcement, which had the rumor mill spinning faster than a chip shot on a slick green, has finally landed. And where did it land? Not on hallowed PGA Tour fairways, but smack-dab in Bryson DeChambeau's own backyard.