Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Mon 28 Sep 2026

Well, the Americans have managed to land themselves in a spot of bother at this Presidents Cup, a bit like trying to nail jelly to a wall while simultaneously explaining quantum physics. The International squad, fueled by a potent mix of sheer nerve and possibly something stronger than Earl Grey, has built a lead that’s frankly embarrassing after a proper pasting in Friday’s foursomes.

Yuna Nishimura appears to have a direct neural link to the golf ball, guiding it with the kind of precision that makes you wonder if she’s secretly got a microchip implanted behind her ear. She’s blazed back-to-back 63s at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship, leaving a trail of birdies so long it’s practically a zip code, and a five-shot cushion heading into the final round.

Yuna Nishimura is treating the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship like her own personal 54-hole warm-up session, casually dropping another 8-under 63 to build a five-shot lead. She's playing golf so clean, her scorecard probably smells like a freshly laundered white glove.

Here we are again, teetering on the brink of another Ryder Cup-style meltdown, only this time it's the Presidents Cup, and the guys in red, white, and blue are the ones looking a bit... bewildered.

Liam Cafferkey just went ahead and won the Pacific PGA Associate Pro-Am, and frankly, it was so smooth I’m starting to suspect he’s secretly a retired diplomat. He didn't just play golf; he *chose* a path to victory and strolled down it like he was on his way to pick up the dry cleaning.