Koepka criticises Mickelson over ‘obnoxious greed’ comments about PGA Tour
Brooks Koepka has taken a pointed swipe at Phil Mickelson after the six-time major winner criticised the PGA Tour for its “obnoxious greed”.
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Brooks Koepka has taken a pointed swipe at Phil Mickelson after the six-time major winner criticised the PGA Tour for its “obnoxious greed”.
Bryson DeChambeau has withdrawn ahead of the second round of the Saudi International due to left hand and left hip injuries, organisers of the Asian Tour event said on Friday.
Feb 4 (Reuters) - Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson on Thursday provided more details of his beef with the PGA Tour, expressing unease that players do not own media rights to their own images in tournaments.
As contentious and controversial as ever, Saudi Arabia has once again become the centre of golf's universe.
Phil Mickelson declared that he does not care about the reaction to his extraordinary outburst against the PGA Tour and as if to prove his indifference to any criticism , the 51-year-old shot a 67 in the first round of the Saudi International.
Phil Mickelson and Brooks Kopeka, left
KING ABDULLAH ECONOMIC CITY, Saudi Arabia: Dustin Johnson’s bid for a third victory at the Saudi International began with the American shooting 5-under 65, leaving him three strokes off the lead held by Matteo Manassero after the first round on Thursday. Johnson is one of a slew of high-profile players from the US PGA Tour and European tour on big appearance fees at the opening event of the Asian Tour, and is looking to back up his titles from 2019 and last year. He also finished second in 2020.
Phil Mickelson said all of the world's top golfers had been contacted about joining a proposed Super Golf League (SGL) and that the threat of the Saudi-backed new circuit had improved players' earnings potential.