There’s been no shortage of suggestions for how LIV Golf and the PGA Tour might finally come together, but most have gone nowhere. Phil Mickelson, though, thinks he’s found an idea worth considering.
Phil Mickelson, now 55 years old, has been one of the most recognizable faces in golf for over three decades, ever since bursting onto the scene with his debut at the U.S.
Phil Mickelson will be one of the most familiar faces at Royal Portrush next week, as he chases his second Open Championship title. Mickelson’s only Open title came in 2013, after a brilliant final-round 66 at Muirfield.
Phil Mickelson has spent more than three decades playing golf at the highest level, winning six major titles and compiling 45 PGA Tour victories along the way.
Earlier this month, Phil Mickelson stunned the golf world by declaring that the U.S. Open played June 12–15 at Oakmont would “very possibly” be his last U.S.
On Sunday, Keegan Bradley mounted an incredible comeback in the final round of the Travelers Championship and claimed his 8th PGA Tour win. His stunning win brought out a 5-word reaction from 6-time major champion Phil Mickelson.
If you’re a fan of drama, TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut was the place to be on Sunday as the Travelers Championship unfolded in stunning fashion.
In what may have been his final appearance at the U.S. Open, legendary golfer Phil Mickelson didn’t have the opening two rounds he was hoping for at Oakmont.
Oakmont got the best of many of the world's best players this week, with Bryson DeChambeau, Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson among the notables to miss the cut.
Phil Mickelson hinted earlier this week that this week's U.S. Open might be the last one he plays before retiring. The 54-year-old golfer went viral last week after a flop shot at the LIV Golf Invitational in Virginia.
It was a wet, miserable Sunday at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainesville, Virginia, the site of the weekend’s LIV Golf event. Despite the weather, players delivered plenty of excitement for fans braving the rain.
Phil Mickelson staged a moment many fans won’t soon forget at LIV Golf Virginia on Sunday. The 54-year-old found himself deep in the rough above a greenside bunker while facing the par‑4 17th in the final round at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.
Not wanting to close all doors, six-time U.S. Open runner-up Phil Mickelson admitted that next week probably will be his last chance at winning the event that has brought him so much heartache.
Phil Mickelson has been vocal with his praise of LIV Golf since joining the upstart circuit in 2022, celebrating its direction and what he views as forward thinking.
Phil Mickelson made a bold prediction about Scottie Scheffler via social media earlier this year, and it could not have been more wrong. Mickelson was responding to a post on X in March that called Joaquin Niemann a top-5 player in the world at the time.
If Rory McIlroy finally breaks through to win his first Masters in 2025, there is one shot from the tournament that fans will be seeing over and over for decades to come.
This past Sunday, on March 23, the world of golf lost one of it’s finest coaches as renowned short-game coach Dave Pelz passed away at the age of 85. 6-time major champion Phil Mickelson led tributes for him on Wednesday by penning an emotional message for his former coach.
Despite a history of acrimony between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, one of the original defectors to the rival league made supportive comments at the conclusion of the inaugural TGL season on Tuesday night.
In April, Phil Mickelson will return to Augusta National for the Masters. It’s a place where the legendary golfer has captured the green jacket three times, and despite his age and the lack of recent success, Mickelson is confident in his ability to win another one.
Phil Mickelson is currently one of the longest-tenured LIV Golf players. He’s also one of the oldest professional golfers excluding those on the PGA Tour Champions, a tour designed for retired players who are aging.
Phil Mickelson suffered a minor shoulder injury during a workout in the gym and will miss the LIV Golf season opener in Saudi Arabia this week. Mickelson, 54, made the announcement Monday on social media.
Phil Mickelson opened LIV Golf Jeddah with a 5-under 65 in the first round, putting him in a tie for seventh place and three strokes back of co-leaders Jon Rahm and Adrian Meronk.