Phil Mickelson has 'gone dark' during break, says Bryson DeChambeau
Bryson DeChambeau says close friend Phil Mickelson has “gone dark” since deciding to take a break from golf after finding himself shrouded in controversy.
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Bryson DeChambeau says close friend Phil Mickelson has “gone dark” since deciding to take a break from golf after finding himself shrouded in controversy.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Bryson DeChambeau walked down the third fairway at Augusta National during his Sunday practice round for the 86th Masters and saw Tiger Woods strolling up 17. The two acknowledged each other, with mock air high-fives from a distance, then went on about their preparation. As for interaction with one of the other biggest names in golf, Phil Mickelson, who remains in exile amidst backlash over his comments about the breakaway Saudi Golf League, DeChambeau admitted he has tried in recent weeks to connect and has heard nothing.
Phil Mickelson has been as much a part of the Masters as the vibrant azaleas at Augusta National and his absence this week after incendiary remarks about a Saudi-funded golf league will leave the year's first major without a long-time fan favourite.
As the only major championship to be played at the same venue every year, the Masters naturally lends itself to maintaining cherished traditions.
The anticipation is greater than ever for the return of the roars to Augusta National. Even greater is the mystery surrounding the Masters, on so many levels.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — The anticipation is greater than ever for the return of the roars to Augusta National. Even greater is the mystery surrounding the Masters, on so many levels.
Tiger Woods won his first major title in the 1997 Masters, overcoming a nightmare start to storm to a record-breaking 12-shot victory.
As the only major championship to be played at the same venue every year, the Masters naturally lends itself to maintaining cherished traditions.