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Daily-catchup - Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Mon 2 Nov 2026

Today's Top 5 Mulligans — Mon 2 Nov 2026

November 2, 2026
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Hold onto your hats, golf fans! Andrew Novak just clinched his first PGA Tour win in a playoff thriller, proving that sometimes, you just need that extra scramble. Meanwhile, Brooks Koepka is spilling the tea on the game's 'rough' truths, and Ian Poulter's Ryder Cup dreams have hit a rather ancient roadblock.
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Novak Steals Mexico Open in a Wild Playoff Scramble

The VidantaWorld Mexico Open didn't end with a gentle tap-in and a polite handshake. Nope, it decided to go full-on, frantic scramble, proving golf is about as predictable as my uncle's backswing after three margaritas.

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Brooks Koepka Admits Golf's Shady Side: The Rough Truth About Lie Improvements

Turns out, the pristine greens of professional golf are hiding a few more secrets than a shady back-alley poker game. Brooks Koepka, the man with five majors and a scowl that could freeze a polar bear, has pulled back the curtain on a dirty little habit that's been creeping into the game: players subtly, and sometimes not so subtly, giving themselves a better lie in the gnarly stuff.

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Ian Poulter’s Ryder Cup Dreams Hit by Ancient Tour Rules

Well, isn’t this just a perfectly delightful administrative face-plant. Ian Poulter, a man whose sheer, unadulterated Ryder Cup passion could probably power a small, enthusiastic nation, has officially done the walk of shame out of LIV Golf.

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Tiger's Tying the Knot, or Just Taking a Mulli-gann?

The gossip mill in Savannah is churning faster than a poorly struck wedge, and the latest rumor is that Tiger Woods, a man whose career has been a rollercoaster of epic comebacks and, well, other sorts of dramatic reappearances, might be considering a partnership of the permanent variety.

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Yan Liu Asks if She's Even Playing Well, Shoots 63

Yan Liu has a rather unique approach to staying in contention: she asks her caddie if she's actually playing any good. After holing out for eagle on the final hole – a shot that practically yelled "I'm here to make a statement!"

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