Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Fri 9 Oct 2026

Look, Jon Rahm leaving LIV Golf isn't exactly a shockwave, more like a gentle breeze rustling through a very expensive, recently abandoned tent. It seems this whole LIV 2.0 thing, the one that’s supposed to be the lean, mean, money-making machine reborn from its Saudi Arabian daddy’s wallet, won't be featuring the big Spanish fella.

The Bridges Cup, a tournament that’s been about as surprising as a dad joke at a family reunion, just pulled off a stunner. This year, the folks from not-America decided they were tired of watching the Yanks waltz away with the silverware.

The fairways of the Korn Ferry Tour are buzzing, not just with the satisfying *thwack* of a perfectly struck drive, but with the hushed excitement of impending history. Blades Brown, a chap whose nineteen years suggest he should still be wrestling with the existential dread of choosing a college major, is staring down the barrel of a PGA Tour card.

Natalie Armbruester decided the LET Access Series needed a jolt of pure, unadulterated dominance, and boy, did she deliver at the Terre Blanche Ladies Open. She didn't just win; she practically lapped the field, finishing a cool -5 while the rest of the ladies were apparently still debating the optimal angle for their pre-round stretching.

The PGA Legends Tour at Tura Beach turned out to be less of a "spectacle" and more of a polite nod to golf, with Brendan Jones calmly snatching the win. He apparently had a map in his head, because Jones held his overnight lead like a seasoned general guarding a particularly nice cheese platter.