Everyone Can Use A Mulligan.
On The Course, And In Life.
Mulligan Club is a global online community for lovers of golf and second chances.
You're probably here because you read the book, "The Mulligan: A Parable of Second Chances" by Ken Blanchard and Wally Armstrong, or you searched the word "mulligan" on Google for some reason. However you got here, it wasn't by accident. You're right where God wants you to be.
As a Mulligan Club Member you will encounter inspiring stories of God’s grace in lives of people just like you, from all over the world.
Also, you can experience resources that have been assembled to help you know more of what it means to experience God's mercy and grace using the game of golf as a metaphor.
Memberships is free, and open to everyone of every faith. You will never be asked for money, as the club is supported entirely by volunteers.
Do You Need A Mulligan?
The purpose of Mulligan Club is to connect golfers around the world with one another to share the gift of God's grace.
Ministry Connection
As followers of Jesus, we are not meant to do life alone. It's essential to connect with a group of believers on a regular basis, in person. The ministries below all share a passion for golf and for sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is touching millions of lives…one heart at a time. Since 1954, FCA has been challenging coaches and athletes on the professional, college, high school, junior high and youth levels to use the powerful platform of sport to reach every coach and every athlete with the transforming power of Jesus Christ.
At NCS, men gather regularly in friendship and faith at local chapters across the country. We share our lives, our personal stories, our family concerns, our spiritual struggles and victories, and the other challenges that life brings. And we encourage each other to become better friends, better husbands, better fathers, and better men.
Origin Story
The story of "The Mulligan Club" is one of faith, boldness, friendship, and the providence of God.
More than 50 years ago, following a golf tournament in Beijing, Peter Hiskey found himself in Hong Kong. While there, Joe Lu, Vincent Kan, and some others caught a vision of how golf could be used to bring their golfing friends at the Hong Kong Golf Club to faith. A small core of five or six men began to meet regularly for golf and a meal together. This group named themselves The Mulligans.
Totally unaware of these events, Judge Tim Philpot, from Kentucky, wrote a booklet making use of the word mulligan as a metaphor to describe a second chance in life. He called it God's Eternal Mulligan.
A decade later, Wally Armstrong and Ken Blanchard, author of One Minute Manager wrote a book called The Mulligan: A Parable of Second Chances to encourage golfers to use the mulligan metaphor to help their golfing friends find a second chance in Jesus.
Then in 2022, to further expand the power and reach of the mulligan metaphor, Rick Eldridge brought The Mulligan Movie to the big screen, starring Pat Boone as The Old Pro.