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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Fri 2 Oct 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Fri 2 Oct 2026

October 2, 2026
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Welcome to Friday's Daily Catchup, October 2nd, 2026! We're serving up a potent mix of comeback stories, from a champion snatching victory in Scotland to a surprise return to the fairways. Plus, get the inside scoop on Team USA's miraculous Presidents Cup win and the LPGA's scenic Hawaiian sojourn.
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Lefty's Long Walk Off the Fairway

So, Phil Mickelson, a guy whose life story reads less like a golf biography and more like a telenovela plotline, apparently wrapped up a… let's call it an "intensive personal development retreat."

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2

Stewart Snatches Dunhill Links from Scotland's Grasp

So, the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship wrapped up. Michael Stewart apparently played some golf, fired a 7-under 65, and snagged the trophy. Word is, he led from start to finish. Not a whole lot of edge-of-your-seat suspense, I guess.

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3

Team USA's Presidents Cup Miracle: Did Trump's Pep Talk Do the Trick?

So, turns out that sometimes, erasing an 11-point deficit in golf just requires a bit of strategic play and, you know, a pep talk from a former President. The United States Presidents Cup team pulled off a comeback for the ages at Medinah Country Club, turning what looked like a lost cause into their 11th straight title.

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Hawaii's Ocean Breezes Ready to Test LPGA's Finest at LOTTE Championship

Alright, golf fanatics, pack your sunscreen because the LPGA is trading the emerald fairways for volcanic backdrops as they head to Hawaii for the LOTTE Championship. And who do we have headlining this tropical getaway?

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From Farm Gates to Fairways: Peterson's Un-Retiring Act

Turns out, for some golf-obsessed fellas, the call of the pro circuit just morphs into a different tune, not a full stop. Take Mr. Peterson, a guy who once danced with U.S. Open victory, only to swap the fancy greens of Olympic Club for the decidedly more practical world of automatic farm gates and concrete floors back in Texas.

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