Magnificent Mickelson surges into lead at Travelers Championship
World number one Rory McIlroy is four shots off the top at the halfway stage.
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World number one Rory McIlroy is four shots off the top at the halfway stage.
The 49-year-old wants to earn his place at the June tournament instead of accepting a special exemption.
Eyeing a record-equalling fifth Pebble Beach Pro-Am win, the Tour heavyweight will have to return later to see out a victory.
They old rivals haven’t been particularly successful together in the past.
Mickelson says his brother, Tim, will caddie for him the rest of the year.
Lefty also says the youngster has a lot to learn about golf”s unspoken etiquette.
It’s a metaphor for his PGA title chances this weekend.
Lefty’s heading to Chambers Bay with plenty of goodwill on his side.
The tournament favourite will be playing alongside Phil Mickelson until late on Friday.
Lefty’s laying off the cheeseburgers in favour of a paleo diet.
If anyone can do it, Phil can.
Lefty is seeking his sixth Major win at Hoylake this week.
‘I’ve done nothing wrong. I’m not going to walk around any other way’ said Lefty.
Phil Mickelson recovered from a second round of 75 to take the overall lead at Quail Hollow.
Lefty missed the 11th green by 95 feet but unfurled a beautiful chip to keep his card clean.
America’s two heavyweight golfers say they get on just fine and prompt the best out of each other.
Just five weeks after yet another second-place at the US Open, Lefty has his first Claret Jug.
The American stormed to the title at Castle Stuart after a nerve-jangling playoff against Branden Grace.
Hunter Mahan and Justin Rose inherited the lead after Lefty’s putting woes at the third but that was just the beginning.
While the shot was in midair, he yelled, “Get in! Drop!”
Nope. We can’t figure it out either.
They have golf cart paths where you play, right?
Unbelievable tekkers on the field and behind a desk at RTÉ.
By such fine margins are heroes made.
The American reckons he’ll be hurting for the next two years after that sensational defeat in Chicago.
After missing the cut at the weekend, the three-time Masters winner is heading for Scotland to get some links practice in.
It was a bad day at the office for Lefty, who was in trouble from his first tee shot, at the par-four ninth.
Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley lose out in dramatic play-off holes at the the Northern Trust Open last night.
The Dubliner finished up in a tie for eighth place at the Shell Houston Open, nine shots behind winner Phil Mickelson.