The PGA Tour announced a rare drug suspension on July 29, announcing longtime Tour veteran Trey Mullinax has been suspended for six months.
Mullinax, according to Tour Communications, tested positive for banned performance-enhancing substances. According to the Tour’s statement, Mullinax tested tested positive for a “substance prohibited by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).”
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The six-month suspension lasts into 2027, and Mullinax will be eligible to return on Jan. 16, 2027.
Mullinax, in a statement of his own, took “full responsibility for what happened,” while insisting the result stems from his use of “a medication to treat a condition I was originally diagnosed with in college.”
Mullinax has been in the wilderness for quite some time, falling to 544th in the world based on the OWGR rankings. He has just two starts this season — one on the Korn Ferry Tour, one on the PGA Tour — and missed the cut in both.
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