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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sun 11 Oct 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Sun 11 Oct 2026

October 11, 2026
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It's a day of seismic shifts and scorching scores, as Jon Rahm makes his stance clear on LIV 2.0 while a young gun sets the Korn Ferry Tour ablaze. From championship cruises to the LPGA's exciting new ventures and a nod to golf's iconic past, dive into the stories that matter.
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Rahm Says "Nah" to LIV 2.0's Shenanigans

So, it turns out Jon Rahm isn't exactly chomping at the bit to join LIV Golf 2.0. His legal eagles fluttered into a courtroom recently and basically signaled that the two-time major champ is hitting the eject button on whatever LIV's latest offer was.

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Blades Brown's Blistering Blitz: PGA Tour Beckons for a Kid Who Can Really Move

Young Mr. Blades Brown, a chap whose tender years might suggest a preference for gummy worms over golf clubs, has decided to sprint towards the PGA Tour rather than take the scenic route. His recent appearance at the Korn Ferry Tour Championship started off about as exciting as watching paint dry on a particularly dull Tuesday.

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3

Brennan's Baycurrent Cruise: No Playoff, Just Pure Pondering

Michael Brennan, looking like he’d just solved the riddle of the Sphinx while simultaneously choosing socks, surfed the Baycurrent currents right into a win. He led from the jump, which either means he’s got a psychic connection to the golf gods or he just really, really didn’t want to talk to anyone after the round.

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4

Rose Zhang Wants Nelly Korda to Join the Glow-Up Golf Party

Rose Zhang is ditching her usual West Coast laid-back vibe for a whirlwind fall schedule. And let me tell you, don't confuse the inevitable jet lag for anything less than pure, unadulterated excitement.

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Palmer's Grandson Trades Clubs for Cap and Compass

So, Sam Saunders, Arnold Palmer's grandson and a man who spent 15 years wrestling with the fickle beast that is professional golf, has decided to hang up his competitive spikes. Apparently, the allure of the 19th hole proved stronger than the siren song of another birdie putt.

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