AUGUSTA, Ga. — An odd thing happened Thursday when Phil Mickelson began his first competitive round at Augusta National in 725 days. As he walked forward, everyone else stayed behind.

Phil Mickelson, a three-time Masters champion (2004, 2006, 2010), apparently committed a crime at Augusta National. Phil Mickelson shared a story on Thursday that has social media buzzing — but ...

Phil Mickelson lost $100 million, tried to bet on Ryder Cup, new book alleges By: Josh Sens Late Thursday night, Mickelson dropped a video of himself on X (formerly known as Twitter) sitting in a ...

Phil Mickelson's U.S. Open farewell suddenly felt premature. After an emotional exit at Oakmont, Lefty hinted he's not done ...

Three-time Masters champion Phil Mickelson won't be surprised if Augusta National Golf Club is in spectacular condition at next week's Masters, which will be played about six months after the ...

Phil Mickelson admits to repeated Augusta National theft in story you won’t believe By: Kevin Cunningham In case you missed it, the six-time major champion posted a video Thursday night in which ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Bob Moczulewski, a Phil Mickelson fan from western Massachusetts, leaned over the Augusta National ropes off the eighth fairway and shouted a thank you to his fellow lefty for ...

It was 20 years ago when Phil Mickelson curled in an 18-foot birdie putt on the 18th green at the Augusta National Golf Club to win the 2004 Masters Tournament. It remains one of the most popular ...

The post Phil Mickelson makes unreal Masters par save Friday at Augusta appeared first on Golf.. On the 11th hole on Friday, the three-time Masters champion put himself in jail and then engineered ...

Masters veterans pick up all kinds of Augusta National-taming wisdom. Here's the strategy that Phil Mickelson said made him a winner. The post Phil Mickelson reveals Augusta National tactic that ...

Phil Mickelson shares an Augusta National story nobody had heard before, a week prior to the world's best will tee off at the Masters.

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Phil Mickelson’s attempt to turn back the clock one more time at the Masters got off to a rocky start. The 54-year-old three-time Masters champion opened with a 3-over 75 on ...