Six-time major champion Phil Mickelson provides the two things that every golfer needs to know to succeed on shots ... “That’s what I call ‘Pelz’, which is 10 [yards] off the stock shot.

Phil Mickelson in a warmup ... So I just know that that’s 30 yards,” he says. 4. Mickelson was never a big ... Mickelson’s “Pelz” shot is some variation of 10 yards off his stock shot.

Phil Mickelson wagered more than $1 billion in a 30-year period, according to his former gambling partner Billy Walters. Getty Images In all, these bets alone totaled more than $300 million.

Last week, Phil Mickelson dominated the headlines after an excerpt from an upcoming book was released, revealing that he allegedly bet nearly $1 billion throughout the last three decades, losing ...

This clip of Phil Mickelson was one of the first golf videos to go viral, and it still lives on as a kind of meme. It's an all-time clip of Phil Mickelson with slicked-back hair and a leather ...

Mickelson’s association with Walters is the off-the-course equivalent to him trying, on the course, to cut that risky 3-iron around the trees with his second shot on the 72nd hole of the 2006 U ...

Noted gambler Billy Walters alleged in his upcoming book “Gambler: Secrets From a Life at Risk” that Phil Mickelson asked Walters to place a $400,000 wager on the U.S. team to win the 39th ...

Without pause, Mickelson ripped a full swing — not some little punchout — and slung a 223-yard shot from under the trees, down toward the left side of the hole, to the pavement 70 yards front ...

Phil Mickelson has wagered more than $1 billion in the last 30 years, ... Walters said he never told Mickelson he had inside information on Dean Foods stock. "All Phil had to do was publicly say it.

Phil Mickelson bet more than $1 billion on football, basketball and baseball over the past three decades and even allegedly attempted to place a $400,000 wager on Team USA in the 2012 Ryder Cup in ...

Phil Mickelson has wagered more than $1 billion over the last three decades and wanted to place a $400,000 bet on the 2012 Ryder Cup while playing for Team USA, according to a much-anticipated book… ...

It's why you see some crazy things in those West Coast events, like Rory's stock 4-iron in 80-degree weather at the PGA Tour's Mexico City event, which is at 7,600 feet, going more than 275 yards ...