Phil Mickelson Reflects on a Great Day at Augusta National | The Masters
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Phil Mickelson meets with the media following the Final Round of The Masters.
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The Masters predates the modern PGA Tour by 50 years and sets the standard for finding the best players on the planet, regardless of the tour they play on. Thanks for another perfectly run tournament.
He should of also said thanks to liv tour the PGA purses have gone up and opened up new opportunities for other players to play on the PGA tour
Still nothing on the British open in that regard
Exactly.. seeing the finest players producing their best stuff.. if Phil's happier playing on the liv tour and it means he's able to produce golf like this, that goes for Brooks too ,look how well he played.. maybe having more choice in their lives means these freakishly great golfer's are far happier enabling them to play amazing golf.. speaking of long suffrering where'd rory get to
Well said. It was and is all about the best.
this shows that the real golf fan don't care what tour u play in, just the best player in the world. Aloha.
Glad for Phil. Handled the media like a boss as a bonus.
Yea he is a real boss clown
@@RolandEHay ur a bit off the mark
@@RolandEHay WHAT ARE YOU 12?
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Such a phony
Phil is definitely not washed. Fun to watch him do well
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
@@larrysanders3450 dude get off your stupid media washed high horse man. You never gave one flip about Saudi Arabia until you heard about LIV Golf…. And you know it
For me this was the best part of the masters this year. Phil was inspiring
This guy is an absolute gem. What a treat we all got this year.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Phil is always present. His play IQ is unreal when he responds to questions on certain holes.
Sure he is an intelligent golfer but in civilian life he is as smart as a stick, a real numbnut! Who chooses to be the lackey of the clown prince of Saudi Arabia playing mini golf for a living?!?
Interesting description of boring.
"he responds to questions". Get that dumb nerd golf talk out of here. What a stupid saying
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
What a great finish for Phil. Great to see him, Koepka and others back on the tour again, they have been missed!
The old man plays his best golf on day 4 of The Masters. One of the best ever to play the game 👏
Phil went -7 his final 13 holes.
Hope this totally puts Phil in a different mindset and he goes on to win some LIV Golf tournaments. He’s total class.
Ya we know
And started 10 shots back I believe 😎
@@franklyspeaking8335 Well I hope he goes into the next 3 Majors and has this focus. Phil drove the ball like I have never seen before. His ball speeds on the range before the Tourney started were at 178 and he was hitting 175 today on Sunday as the weather warmed up. Phil has always talked about how using Length in his swing is what he thinks can allow him to stay competitive till he is 60. I think he is correct. Chamblee, who I don't always agree with, has talked about a Long golf swing equals long career and cited Tom Watson as and example of a golfer with a Long golf swing. Watson was in the playoff at the Open in 2009 at 59 years old (had it on 72 hole but his approach shot went to back of green, bogeyed and lost in playoff to Cink). I think Phil can still have a chance at a Major till he is 59 like Watson, n fact more so because he has more length and still has a short game which Watson sort of lost as he got older (could still hit the ball well).
It’s a non story because Phil was so many shots behind. There were absolutely no pressure on him during the round. Comebacks from 10 shots behind has only happened 1 time in golfing history. The largest, final-round, come-from-behind victory in PGA Tour history happened in a major championship that is more famous for the other guy's collapse. The major is the 1999 British Open. The "other guy," the leader after the third round, was Jean Van de Velde. In other words Phil couldn’t have expected a similar outcome so there wasn’t any pressure on Phil trying to catch up.
Great comments from Phil, one of the all time greats and my favorite all time golfer! What a final round!
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
@@larrysanders3450 OK you're entitled to your opinion but the PGA can KMA. 😄👋
Terrific performance, so exciting to watch. Thank you Phil.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
A living legend. My all time favorite golfer. Won a major on the longest major course of all time at age 50.
That's what was so remarkable--Kiawah was the longest major course, and he bested Koepka who was heavily favored. I recall a hole where both of them drove the ball and Phil's was far ahead of Koepka's. Fond memory.
@@VtRD yup no 16 I believe
WAS a legend..he cashed that in. Now he's just a golfer named Phil
@@scott83074 people like you are ruining the golf ecosystem with statements like that. You can’t say with a straight face that Phil Mickelson is not a legend in golf.
Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Phil is a legend ❤ Incredible round !! 👏
Love everything about Phil!
Professionalism/character and a true champion!!
Well done Phil!
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
@@larrysanders3450 Let me guess Larry your but hurt because he didn't sign your autograph as a child??
Get over yourself! Your a nobody!
Phil was always Augusta's shining star! What a performance!
If longevity means anything, Phil is on his way to being one of the greats.
He is already one of the greats.
6 majors and 45 pga tour wins. He is a great.
@@camlancaster and oldest to win a major
Phil is on his way to being one of the greats?? Just delete your comment! Some stupid people around golf right now! Haha
Son what are you talking about 😂 He's already in top ten all time.
I was never a fan of his in his prime. I loved to poke fun at him always smiling when Tiger was mostly winning everything. Not until he won his first Masters did i see the light, and appreciated not only what a player and a competitor he is, but how humble and honest he is. He will win another major likely a Masters. Mark my words. Go get’em Phil!
Phil was never in contention being 10 shots back fro the lead before the final round. Too much credit because of no pressure at all.
@@RolandEHay holy moly did you get up on the wrong side of the toilet?
I agree John. He will win another Masters.
@@RolandEHay Same posts over and over. You really must hate the guy.
@jamesc Lost my brother on 9/11. Phil choosing to be the lackey for the clown prince of Saudi Arabia, all for money is hard to swallow.
Oldest golfer to score -8 at the Masters and take second place with Brooks. There was three Liv golfers in the top five . Phil. Brooks. Reed , way to go guys. Happy Easter everybody
Where are you from? The middle E?
@@AWhite-uv4yf Parts of the PGA are invested by the same Saudi firm. FedEx, one of the biggest partner of the PGA is highly funded by Saudi firms. They don't care about the Saudi funding they're using it as propaganda so die-hard PGA fans will fight their battles. It's honestly annoying how ignorant people choose to be.
@@AWhite-uv4yf cope and seethe 😂😂😂
@Modest traitors to who?
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
Phil is awesome. Always my favorite golfer over the last 20 years. It was great seeing him in the mix at the end. Was great viewing this afternoon. One of the best events to watch of the year every year.
100% agree with you!
Same!
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
@@laurel3306 2 shots back in the clubhouse with Rahm having 9 to play is definitely “in it.”
@@laurel3306 I believe this comment was about enjoying watching him play and coming in 2nd at the Masters when the leader has 9 holes to play is always "in it". Some posters just post to be "kill joys" @ Laurel
Phil has always been a big draw for fans. I’m really glad he excelled once again at the Masters. Much respect for his interviews too.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
I remember in the early 90's I was dental student in San Antonio.The Texas Open was played across the street at Oak Hills. Everyone was following Daly but I wanted to see this rookie from Arizona State. There were like 3 of us following Phil and it was really cool because he would talk to us and hit these amazing iron shots. He is a. cool guy and an amazing golfer.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Fantastic interview and tournament by Phil. Glad for him. He really is impressive. Oldest to win a major, at 50, and now oldest to finish in the top 5 at The Masters. Luck will be involved but if it’s the right week, right course set up he could win again. Who knows. What a great tournament on the whole. Rahm was amazing.
Love the praise and context from Phil about Jon. Well stated.
He was amazing to end up second. Unreal but Lefty always shocks us! Keep it up Phil!
Phil was never in contention being 10 shots back fro the lead before the final round. Is given too much credit because of no pressure at all.
Rory was never in contention either.
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Classy responses from Phil 👍
Phil is class all the way. No matter where he plays. He’s a legend for a reason.
Class and phil.....strange.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Thank you @the masters for allowing players from other tours to be part of this historic tournament
The Masters, the PGA and ESPN tried to bury Mickelson but they couldn't, Phil is still an amazing person on and off the course. Where's Rory and Tigers 4th round coverage? Lol
Its ok. Many of us are trying to bury the owners of the PGA and ESPN as a result. They are truly pathetic people to write the LIV guys out of the history books. They are trying to do that to all of Western Civilization and the people that created it. Garbage bipeds.
Rory didn’t make the cut😂
Tiger is playing injured, and is still better than YOU and Phil on your best day! Now laugh about that keyboard hater!
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
@@AWhite-uv4yf I would have mopped the floor with Tiger today. Not much to say considering he is riddled with STDs, on the juice forever but now will pay the price, took a 2 iron to the head, totaled his car twice, has one leg...maybe. Guy was a fantastic golfer...but his day is completely over. Stop projecting onto Phil. Get back to inbreeding.
Phil was a punching bag for over a year and yet he responds kindness in his interviews lately. The guy is class all the way.
Phil is The Man!
was the man.
Becky lynch
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Phil said nothing at dinner and instead let his clubs do the talking.
He can still win a major. Anywhere.
This performance was so incredible. He will win at least 1 more major. Such a legend.
No he won't. He's almost 60. You need to look in the mirror and start telling the truth.
He is closer to 50 than 60, and last won a major championship in 2021. I don’t think you can completely rule Phil out in the next few years.
@@tymac5523 can’t rule him out, sure. But dude above is saying he’ll win AT LEAST one more. Lol
@@RobbieStacks90 He is 52. Tom Watson lost in a playoff at 59 at the Open in 2009. Phil's ball speeds were hitting 178 on the range before tourney started and consistently 173-175 in the tournament. He can still putt and chip and pitch. Phil has a Long golf swing and generates speed that way, same as Watson, although Watson was not hitting it as for as Phil is in his 50's nor the same ball speed. Watson's short game was a struggle as he got older. But Watson's long golf swing was why he could still hit it long enough to compete in a Major at 59. Phil will be that guy for this generation. He won the PGA at almost 51 and has a 2nd at the Masters at 52 (almost 53). He is not done.
NO HE WON'T!
loved phil’s answers , no matter what tour the man is still pure class and one of the greats . great masters for him !
If by class, you mean a heartless, gambling, sell out, then yeah...I geuss
@billvill61 Brilliant reply🤣
It was nice experiencing competitive golf on the big stage minus all the tour drama. I think Phil would also agree.
Mr Mickelson showed a lot more class and respect than all those that have lampooned him from afar and not cheered him on the day.... a lot more. His golf and general demeanour have shone through. Respect back to you Sir.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
What a class act!!! Phil is the man living golf legend..
He was before Saudi mini golf
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Great performance Phil ! Would be AWESOME if Phil could complete the Grand Slam 👍
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Not a huge Phil fan but much respect to him. He shut a lot of people up today.
His skill and talent are undeniable.
Kudos to the Masters for allowing the Liv players to be represented otherwise we would have missed some exceptional play and some great Masters memories. Phil's post interview with the media was exceptional and Liv has a great spokesman. I'm sure the final results was not what the PGA, Rory, Tiger and others wanted to see.
A quote from the Movie Dirty Dancing comes to mind "Nobody puts Baby in the corner".
Congratulations to John Rahm for a great week of play.
A 65 at the masters on a Sunday at 52 years old is unbelievable
Great to see Phil continue to deliver!! If it wasn't for the weather, Phil had a legit chance to win outright!!!! Great to see you on your game again!!! True Master's Champion for life!!!!
I fully expect Augusta National to respect your contributions to this annual event, once you're not playing in the event competitively, to be an honorary starter!!! More deserving than anyone along with Tiger!!!
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Phil is a class act.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Congrats on a wonderful round, Phil!
Love Phil truly one of the greats all time!
It was a shame seeing the sparse support and applause from the spectators when Phil was playing. The man has his flaws, but he’s always been a class act and a great champion.
Not surprised
Keep in mind most Americans are boosted sheep. They act how the phone/tv tells them to act.
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
We must have been watching a different tournament. I thought the crowd was definitely in Phil’s corner, and was very supportive of him as always.
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Absolutely love this guy! So happy to see Phil happy and playing well. Can’t wait to watch him live in Adelaide at the end of the month.
I'm going to look into LIV when they visit Chicago.
You like exhibition golf?
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
My all time favorite. The reason I tuned in the last 25 years.
Earlier I went back and watched the 2004 Masters when Phil one his first. it's so awesome to see the guy basically have the exact same swing and still killing it out there on the course.
Other than Tom Watson at The Open in 2009, most satisfying 2nd place I can remember.
Additives in coffee. Love it!!
It’s been a fall from grace for Phil over the past couple of years and really since the USPGA win. However when I watched Phil on his last round and this presser, realise that I miss him on tour. Always exciting to watch even when he was not playing well ! (Scrambling is amazing). He was always great with the fans and the crowds all over the world loved him.
Phil needs to write a book on his approach to overall health and sports performance. I’d buy it in a heart beat.
He looks awful.
Or how about a book on money management?
It was great to see the Best players in the world on the same stage.
Look at those young names behind Phil, what a great game that Phil has just played! Phil is STILL Phil!
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Watching Phil was the biggest highlight of this years Masters for me. When he's making putts, he can still compete with the best in the world.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
@@larrysanders3450 You're crazy. All people have a right to work for whoever they want. You sound like a commie. Phil made money by being an awesome golfer. How about how much money Phil made the PGA? I don't think you understand how business works.
Phil is just an class act much respect
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Awsome job Phil, still pull for you every tournament 👏
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
PM IS MY FAVORITE GOLFER OF ALL TIME
Best story of the tournament! Oldest top 5 finish in a masters
It's a non story. Phil was never in contention being 10 shots back fro the lead before the final round. Given too much credit because of no pressure at all.
@@RolandEHay yeah your right there’s no pressure at the masters what a joke to think that 😂
@✝️SavedSam✝️ Immense pressure when you think you can win but much less if you come from behind without any real chances
Rahm won. Koepka faded. Phil was never really in it.
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Great answers by Phil. Especially to the question regarding competition between the tours. I think his view point on that was spot on. Glad to see he had a great week.
Phill!!! Gotta love that run!! We love Phill !!! Thanks for all the great shows you put on for us to enjoy watching!!❤ Keep up the fun and know your a FUN guy to watch!!😊
Master Class. On point on the course⛳, and in front of the 🎤 .
I love Phil Mickelson
Hasn't aged a day in the past 30 years! Class act 🎉
Look again perhaps....
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Superb champion, what a round, congratulations
Phil you've copped more abuse than all the other golfers put together, you've shown your talent and determination, well done mate looking forward to seeing you with LIV in Australia next week :)
He is awesome, could hear him talk all day.
If there was ever a major victory without being 1st, this was it. Tiger may be the goat but he put his body through that to be so. Phil has been incredible in his 40s and now 50s with visions of playing long term. Tiger's body is failing him due to historical stress. PHIL the Thrill always in our hearts!
Thanks Phil for a great performance to watch
He's a true Champion and ❤ to his family.
Phil's a classy gentleman, thx
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Amazing question by this reporter, respect how they went away from the typical script. 2:37
This interview was superbly entertaining. I find it somewhat humorous that Phil appears to be slightly annoyed with the whole thing. I wish he’d realize how we love hearing him talk, since he’s such a legend and a wizard and all that, and do sit-downs like this more often. Would love to see Phil on a podcast.
Where ever he plays , at end of the day he’s playing golf . Love watching golf pga , liv , Dp doesn’t matter enjoy it all
Phil is a total inspiration to us old guys!
It's a treat to watch Phil play any course but this one is always the best. Would have been nice to own 2nd and Brooks has got to be boiling about not having it alone.
I knew it, coffee ☕️, the key to success. Listening to Phil is great. What a treasure he is. He's able to take a person along for the ride with him and imagine what a great blessed life he's living.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Phil is as GIFTED as any golfer . He has not had ENOUGH off the course discipline ! Just maybe the LIGHT WENT ON !
Man I love Phil...He is so cerebral with the game and his interviews.
Phil just looks like he’s in a better place. He sounds like he’s in a better place. It’s amazing what a couple hundred million up front can do for a person psychologically. His game today was the best in the world! For one day in a row anyway.
He actually looks run down. I guess he has a bad conscience after all.
@@RolandEHay lol. It is what happens when you lose weight and muscle when you age. Your skin gets loose. Maybe one can't tell the difference when they are an obese sheep their entire life.
Phil was like this before the LIV money, remember he won the USPGA championship at 50 years of age in 2021 ( oldest ever to win a major)
@@RolandEHay he looks the healthiest he's ever been! Phil the thrill 😎
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Phil is a maestro, legacy restored!
Great comment ❤
I agree with your accurate statement.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
@@larrysanders3450 Liv golf is the equivalent to what the WHA did to hockey in the 1970’s .
It made the NHL straighten out their business, compensate the players properly and revenue share to expand across the USA and Canada.
If you have the vision to look 10 years down the road, Phil joining Liv ,will be a big reason why the pga tour will be a better tour and compensate the players more equitably as time goes by.
PHIL!!!!! way to go
One of the all-time best. My Brother Leftie!
Phil Mickelson has won more majors in his 50's than Rory has in his 30's....let that sink in
Rory will win more in his 30s than phil will win in his 50s rory only 33 let that sink in
@@shane-irish not if he can’t stop thinking about liv golf 😂
@@shane-irish The beta isn't winning another one. He will get a trophy for being monahan's servant. If he ever grows up to be a man maybe he will win another. His body will start breaking down soon because of all the juice he is on...so the clock is ticking and he knows it.
Just a fluke! He hasn't been able to compete in any LIV tournaments. He has no top 30 finishes. Think about that?!? - with only 48 players in the field:) He was so far behind the leader at Augusta before the final day that there were no pressure on him at all! He was never close and lost by 4 shots which is a lot in golfing terms.
Sports should be a meritocracy, CBS and the producers should be ashamed for the amount of coverage that Phil Mickelson received this weekend. He finished second at the Masters at the age of 52. Appreciate greatness…
Phil has always been one of my favorite golfers. Happy to see him playing so well.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion.
Liv looked great after the masters. Spear headed by Phil of course. Great for golf.
3 decades and he is still strong . I can't but wonder if Tiger had no injury how many more majors he would have...
Congrats to Phil
Wow. Well played Phil. Awesome golf.
Class act. Phil is amazing.
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Phil was a HI FLYER on Sunday!!!
Wish someone would have asked about playing with Jordan, they both seemed to be elevating each other with great play. Lots of birdies between them. Noticed the guys that struggle sometimes are playing with someone who is struggling as well. They were the most exciting match on Sunday to watch by far.
Pure class 👏
He was before Saudi mini golf
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
Nice to see Phil again with great golf. One of the issues I don't like is you don't see much of the Liv tour and the players you were seeing every week. Hopefully he continues to do well on LIV and can win a major or two in the future!!!
How can you do well in comedy exhibitions?
Lots of admiration for and enjoyment of Phil’s game. 🌺
His driving was more accurate than I have seen in a long time.
I agree. Every drive I assumed he would be in the woods but he wasn't. Also hit some nice putts. Chipping always amazing.
Wet conditions makes the fairways v wide
was never a huge Phil fan but now a HUGE Phil fan
Congratulations Buddy....\o/
As a fellow person who is pretty close to his age (I'm 54) this really shows that if you can remain healthy and keep your swing speed up age really doesn't matter too much in golf. That's what makes golf so great. Obviously no 52 year old is going to go play in the NBA or NFL!! LOL
Phil is my favorite golf player of all time. Love this dude
Yeah Phil is a real classy guy - turns his back on the folks who made him rich and famous($400 million net worth) because he wanted more $. Then joined a lawauit against his former friends and colleagues, you think that's class? You sound like Phil's kind of guy. It was classy signing up for LIV after saying the Saudis have a horrible record on human rights and executing Kashoggi/ gays was horrendous. I also thought the way he ran down his ball on the green at the US Open, and putted it again before it came to rest, was the true mark of a great champion!
I like Phil. He speaks plainly. I liked the way he made sure the interview did not turn into a LIV vs PGA showdown at a Major.