News GOLF’s Subpar: Mark Mulder talks playing on the PGA Tour and making the decision to accept a sponsor exemption September 23, 2020 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share by Email GOLF's Subpar: Mark Mulder on playing on the PGA Tour and making the decision to accept a sponsor exemption Could Charles Howell play Quantum irons!? This Quantum driver is FAST... How you SHOULD be hitting chip shots PING went ALL OUT with their NEW truck THE BASICS OF DRIVER FITTING First impressions of L.A.B.'s new Link 2.1 and 2.2 | Fully Equipped Why there is no ‘standard length’ in the golf industry | Fully Equipped Brent Rooker's favorite course (and 1 he wants to play) | Subpar How MLB players squeeze golf into Spring Training | Subpar A SURPRISING DAY AT COBRA Subpar’s Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz are joined by 3-time American Century Championship winner Mark Mulder who describes what it was like playing on the PGA Tour and if he feels it’s fair for professional athletes to accept sponsor exemptions. Latest In News 17 minutes ago 2026 Players Championship live updates: Follow Scheffler, McIlroy on Thursday at TPC Sawgrass 2 hours ago 2026 Players Championship Thursday TV coverage: How to watch Round 1 10 hours ago Jordan Spieth evaluates golf's most controversial putting stroke 12 hours ago The latest PGA Tour-NFL theft is an old-school strategy Related Articles News GOLF's Subpar: NFL lineman Garrett Bradbury talks how football got him into golf Tournaments Subpar's FanDuel Picks of the Week for the Arnold Palmer Invitational News GOLF's Subpar: D.J. Trahan shares his first impression of Tiger Woods News GOLF's Subpar: D.J. Trahan dishes on his incredible Masters experience News Subpar's FanDuel Picks of the Week for the Honda Classic News GOLF's Subpar: Nate Bargatze shares his favorite Boo Weekley story News GOLF's Subpar: Nate Bargatze on telling Tiger Woods his new special would be named in his honor News FanDuel Picks of the Week for the Genesis Invitational Celebrities Jordan Spieth, Johnny Manziel, Rickie Fowler and more make their Super Bowl picks
