Comments on: West Coast Swing Review: Will Phil ever become a good wind player?

By: john dunkle

john dunkle — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 12:14:56 +0000

DEAR PHIL

I AM HAPPY TO HEAR THAT YOUR MOTHER AND WIFE ARE RESPONDING WELL TO TREATMENT.
THIS MORNING ON FOX AND FRIENDS YOUR RESPONCE TO A QUESTION ABOUT
TIGER WOODS BEHAVOIUR WAS APPALING.. YOU IN EFFECT SAID BECAUSE OF
HIS TALENT, HE HAS PUT AND EVERYBODY ELSE IN THE GOLFING WORLD IN A HIGHER TAX BRACKET, AND THAT SOME HOW JUSTIFIES HIS BAD BEHAVIOUR.
TIGER WOODS IS A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF A MAN WHO HAS WON THE A WILL
WITH OUT JESUS LOOSE HIS VERY SOUL. MY PRAYERS WILL BE FOR HIM AND YOU AND YOURS, GODBLESS JOHN

By: aaron bishop

aaron bishop — Sun, 24 May 2009 19:24:45 +0000

Dear mickelson’s.you have my dear thoughts and prayers.I am a former pro jock and Afgan war vet,and I truly hope for the best .God Bless your family.Aaron bishop

By: Dale Gentry

Dale Gentry — Thu, 21 May 2009 15:52:52 +0000

Dear Phil, I’m a long time admirer of your golf skill and Christian character. My wife and I will add Amy and your family to our prayer list. If you could bring or send Amy to Montgomery, AL, we have had special prayer services at our church on Wednesday evenings for many cancer patients to whom God has shown miraculous mercy. If you and Amy would like to do this, contact me and I assure you it will be kept very private. Only God knows the future, but these special prayer services that include many cancer survivors have been extraordinary. God bless, Dale Gentry, Montgomery, AL

By: Richard Jordan

Richard Jordan — Thu, 21 May 2009 14:41:50 +0000

Dear Mickelson’s

It was sad to learn of the medical condition of Amy. It is my sincer hope and the hope of so many that she makes a full and speedy recovery. The hopes and prayers of the Jordan family are with you both and your children.

Richard and Saundra Jordan

By: martin j. folga

martin j. folga — Thu, 21 May 2009 04:20:03 +0000

phil, i am writing again to tell you that to much acid in the diet is the major cause of cancer and othre illness. you must change the way you eat. you must have an alkaline inner core which has more oxygen which destroys cancer cells.disease does not grow in a person who is alkaline. raw fruits, raw vegetables, whole wheat products, no white refined sugar products,no pop,no coffee. red meat is also not good for you. now in this group of items, the more you cut out, the healthier you will be. this is not saying you should never eat these things, just seldom do you eat them and i guarantee you will have more energy. fish, turkey and chicken,no lunch meats !!!!

By: Gale Dhein

Gale Dhein — Wed, 20 May 2009 20:48:56 +0000

Dear Phil and Amy,
Our heart-felt thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We will miss seeing you on the tour and Amy being there. My hat is off to you Plil, for being where you should be at this time. Good luck to you Amy and keep your spirits up.

God Bless you both and your kids too.

By: Stephen Graham

Stephen Graham — Wed, 20 May 2009 20:26:59 +0000

Phil,
Best of luck to you, your wife and the children in difficult times. I hope that the end results are the right ones for you all.

Steve

By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 30 Mar 2009 08:59:20 +0000

Also, the effect is greatened due to Phil being a fairly tall man using a very short putter.

By: Andrew

Andrew — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 23:27:38 +0000

I can’t say I’ve actually noticed that Phil has a tendency to leave long putts short - I’ll keep an eye out for this at the Masters.

I do think that Phil is a feel putter - but he is also a confidence one - and there is nothing like a 30mph wind buffeting you as you putt, disturbing both the roll of the putt and the stroke itself to drain confidence in your own feel.

Also, Phil uses a shorter than standard putter - can’t say how long for sure - 34 inches maybe?

By: Michael Graney

Michael Graney — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 15:15:52 +0000

Andrew

Thanks fo taking the time to make an actual response to the article and staying on topic. I guess you moved to the top of this class.

I do have some thoughts on your post and after reading your response I do think you have something in regards to putting on slow/fast greens. I do think it could have to do with putting in the wind in how he reads the greens and the affect of the higher winds. I would like to point out that it looks to me that Phil who does putt mostly with a blade putter and is a feel putter. He likes to play the break and die into the hold except for short putts which he is more aggressive. The other point about his putting that has always frustrated me is over 40ft putting. He consistenly comes up 5-6 ft short and has to work for his 2 putt. Any thoughs on that? Do we know how long of a putter Phil uses?

In response to a couple other posts talking about Phil talking about Tiger. I’m sure Phil would rather discuss other things but when all reporters are looking for the #2 player to make a comment about Tiger and his return. What do you expect him to do not respond then look like a jerk for not responding?

Tom Brock
“I know that upsets many of you since it is still hard for many to appreciate that a Black man can outdo a white man with his brain. This is still a sad and prejudiced country.’

I acutally think Tiger is using his Asain side for his brains since he is the best Asain golfer of all time. LOL Just kidding I hope your not always this angry and I’m glad to see you watch the game of golf.