⚜ New Flexible Format ⚜
Faith · Fellowship · Fore
Hosted with Fr. Dominic Clemente · Pastor, St. Edward Catholic Church · Archdiocese of Chicago
What Is Mulligan Men
You go to Mass. You show up for your family. You're a decent man — and somewhere along the way, you started wondering if this is all there is.
This summer, Mulligan Men isn't asking you to clear a whole weekend. Play Friday, Saturday, Sunday, or all three — whatever the season of family vacations, weddings, and errands actually allows. No overnight stay, no package to buy into.
Same brotherhood. Same faith. Just built to fit into the life you're actually living right now.
Sunday Mass at St. Edward, plus a spiritual talk Saturday night
Fellowship on the course, and food, whiskey & cigars back at St. Edward Saturday
Up to 3 rounds, 3 different courses. Play the days that work for you.
Every man deserves a mulligan.
This weekend, God’s offering you one.
St. Edward Catholic Church
Chicago, IL · Archdiocese of Chicago
Your Retreat Master
Fr. Dominic Clemente is a priest of the Archdiocese of Chicago, ordained in May 2016, and the pastor of St. Edward Catholic Church on Chicago's Northwest Side. A Chicago native through and through — he grew up attending his parish grade school, St. Patrick High School, and cheering for the Cubs — Fr. Dom brings a grounded, authentic energy to everything he does.
Before entering the seminary, Fr. Dom pursued a career in the performing arts. God, it turns out, had a bigger stage in mind. He has been featured in TIME magazine as part of a profile on the next generation of Catholic priests — and anyone who has heard him preach knows exactly why.
Fr. Dom leads with his own personal witness. He doesn't pretend to have everything figured out, and that honesty is precisely what makes him so effective with men. He believes in meeting people where they are — on the course, at the bar, in the pew — and walking with them toward something greater.
He is the perfect guide for a summer that takes golf seriously and takes grace even more seriously. It was Fr. Dom who suggested opening these days up to whatever schedule each man can actually manage — so a busy season doesn't have to mean skipping the course or the altar.
He golfs. He’ll beat you. He’ll also hear your confession and mean every word of it.
"If they are not coming into the church to hear you preach, you have to go out to the people."
— Fr. Dominic ClementeThe Days
Tee times are booked based on RSVPs — please let us know as soon as you can. Bring a friend; all are welcome.
The Details
Who Is This For
This is for the man who goes to Mass on Sunday — and wonders on Monday if he’s actually becoming the man he’s supposed to be.
The man who loves golf and loves God, but rarely gets to do both in the same room.
The man who has friends, but not brothers.
You don't need to be a scratch golfer.
You don't need to have it all together spiritually.
You don't need to clear your whole weekend.
You just need to show up willing, for whatever day(s) you can.
Where & When
RSVP This Week — Tee Times Are Booked By Headcount
Play one day or all three — whatever fits your schedule. Let us know which day(s) you're in for so tee times can be booked this week.
"The course has been trying to teach you something for years. Patience. Humility. The ability to recover from a bad shot and keep moving forward. This summer, you'll finally hear what it's been saying."
Take your mulligan. Play the day(s) you can.
One day. Two days. All three. However much time you've got this summer, bring it to the course — and bring a friend.
RSVP My Day(s)