PGA Tour isn't out of the woods despite Saudi-backed Super League failure
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Mickelson losing more corporate deals
Already down two corporate endorsements, Phil Mickelson and his foundation were removed from the PGA Tour event in the California desert as the fallout continued over his shocking remarks and involvement in a Saudi-funded rival league.
Phil Mickelson dropped as host of PGA Tour event as fallout continues
Los Angeles - Phil Mickelson will no longer serve as host of the PGA Tour's the American Express tournament in La Quinta, California following the fallout over his comments about a proposed Saudi-backed league, the Desert Sun reported on Saturday.
Mickelson out as host of PGA Tour event as fallout over Saudi comments continues - report
LOS ANGELES : Phil Mickelson will no longer serve as host of the PGA Tour's the American Express tournament in La Quinta, California following the fallout over his comments about a proposed Saudi-backed league, the Desert Sun reported on Saturday.
Berger shoots 65 to top PGA leaderboard
With Daniel Berger enjoying home-cooked meals and sleeping in his own bed, his scorecard is telling the story at the Honda Classic.
Phil Mickelson’s spectacular fall and golf’s infighting over Saudi riches
It may be a stretch to say Phil Mickelson profited from the demise of Tiger Woods. Nonetheless, when Woods became embroiled in a 2009 infidelity scandal Mickelson, soon to win a third Masters, became the poster boy of the American golfing public. Mickelson’s play was swashbuckling and successful, his image clean enough to eat one’s dinner from. As Tiger lay embarrassed, grinning Phil captured hearts and minds.
Workday Drops Sponsorship With Phil Mickelson
Featuring as a Workday representative since April 2017, the financial management company have now dropped the 51-year-old following the recent controversial comments made about both the PGA Tour and Saudi Arabia.
Berger shoots another 65, moves atop Honda leaderboard
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Daniel Berger no longer needs to answer questions about how his back his feeling. The scorecard is telling the story.