Even though it is certainly still too early for a 2011 season review, we look back at the regular season of the FedEx Cup to get an idea of how Phil Mickelson should prepare for the upcoming playoffs. And as our John Nelson explains, taking only two clubs to the practice range should get it done for Phil.
Despite hitting the ball well after two weeks of inactivity, Phil Mickelson missed the cut at last week's Greenbriar Classic. Therefore, instead of spending[...]
While Phil Mickelson easily convinced everybody that he does can play great golf in extremely windy conditions, he missed out on yet another big victory[...]
While Englishman Luke Donald continued his outstanding play and dominated a world-class field at the rain-shortened Scottish Open at Castle Stuart Golf[...]
With the recent victories of Bubba Watson the discussion about who is the best, most charismatic and most likeable left-handed golfer of all time has been[...]
Hitting it longer is one of the things that every amateur golfer dreams of. But simply swinging harder is not always the best way to increase your clubhead[...]
In this video Phil Mickelson talks about growing up and practising in his parent's backyard, his relationship with long-time caddy Jim "Bones" Mackay and[...]
Phil Mickelson has won the 2011 Shell Houston Open beating veteran Scott Verplank and rookie Chris Kirk. It was Mickelson's first win since turning 40[...]
Hope, Revival and Anticipation - that's how our Terry Domingo named Phil Mickelson's first three rounds at the 2011 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Unfortunately,[...]
The 2011 Waste Management Open in Phoenix, AZ was affected by unusually winterly temperatures. It seemed that Mark Wilson couldn't be bothered as he won[...]
