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Phil Mickelson says that there's a 'high likelihood' that the 2025 U.S. Open will be his last at the major
Mickelson, 54, was granted a five-year exemption into the U.S. Open after winning the 2021 PGA Championship, where he became the oldest major winner in history at age 50. This is the final year of his exemption.
The once-popular star’s role in fracturing the sport has twisted how he will be remembered into knots.
Phil Mickelson shared his thoughts after reuniting with the course where his Presidents Cup team grabbed four trophies.
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Mickelson on Niemann’s rise: He plays Rahm, Koepka, DJ and Bryson every weekI think because LIV is new, they don’t quite realize the field and the strength of field and the guys you’re playing against ...
LIV Golf star Phil Mickelson weighs in as a California lawmaker continues to sound the alarm on the ongoing sewage crisis ...
Bryson DeChambeau has earned plenty of praise for his unique approach to the game, including from six-time major champion ...
Scheffler’s total PGA Tour earnings now stand at a jaw-dropping $133,293,567 and that doesn’t even count any LIV Golf paydays ...
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Phil Mickelson's thinly-veiled dig at Rory McIlroy as he criticises PGA Tour's strategyMickelson believes that LIV Golf's model, which requires players to tee it up in every event, is superior to the PGA Tour.
Mickelson received a five-year exemption to the U.S. Open after winning the PGA Championship in 2021, but it will run out ...
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