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Back in Saudi Arabia for the first time since his disparaging remarks about the source of LIV Golf's funding, Phil Mickelson said Thursday he was glad he was on the «winning side» and that he sees the PGA Tour trending downward.
Back in Saudi Arabia for the first time since his disparaging remarks about the source of LIV Golf's funding, Phil Mickelson said Thursday he was glad he was on the “winning side" and that he sees the PGA Tour trending downward.
Phil Mickelson believes he is on the "winning side" of the split in professional men's golf and that the game is "lucky" to have investment from Saudi Arabia.
Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson said he loves his decision of joining the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV Golf Series, which he believes is "trending upwards" while the PGA Tour will be "trending downwards."
Phil Mickelson has produced greatness on the course and courted plenty of controversy off it, and he has now raised eyebrows by getting a tattoo of his own logo on his hand. Mickelson is in Saudi Arabia for the latest LIV Golf Series event at Royal Greens in Jeddah. Ad He fronted up to the media and in typical Mickelson style, gave some forthright views on the state of golf and where he sees the direction of travel.
Six-time major-winner Phil Mickelson compared Saudi-funded LIV Golf to the short-lived but influential World Series Cricket of the 1970s on Thursday, insisting he had picked "the winning side".
(Reuters) - Six-times major winner Phil Mickelson said he loves his decision of joining the Saudi-backed breakaway LIV Golf Series, which he believes is "trending upwards" while the PGA Tour will be "trending downwards".
Two-time major winner Dustin Johnson has pocketed $18 million after securing the inaugural LIV Golf individual championship, organisers of the breakaway tour announced on Monday.