The PGA Tour suspends golfer Trey Mullinax after a violation of the tour’s anti-doping policy, according to multiple outlets. CBS Sports reports that the suspension runs through January 2027, while Channel NewsAsia and the Post describe it as a six-month ban. The differing descriptions appear to reflect different reporting of the suspension’s length versus its end date. Mullinax has not competed since April’s Zurich Classic, the CBS Sports report says. The tour action removes him from PGA Tour events during the suspension period. The reports do not provide details about the specific substance involved, the circumstances of the violation, or whether Mullinax is contesting the decision. The PGA Tour’s anti-doping rules require enforcement through suspensions, and the outcome changes Mullinax’s status for the remainder of the 2024 season and beyond, depending on the final dates applied to his ban.