Phil Mickelson
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Height: 6' 2 Weight: 190 Born: Jun 16, 1970 Victories: 42 College: Arizona State University Turned Pro: 1992 Residence: Rancho Santa Fe, CA Birthplace: San Diego, CA Masters Qualification: Masters Champion,PGA Champion,Top 8 last year's US Open,Top 40 Money Leaders from last year,Top 50 from last year's World Rankings.Scores and Stats
2 victories in 15 starts. Made the cut 14 times.
Average Finish: 14
19 victories in 198 PGA Tour event starts. Made the cut in 132 events.
Top 10's: 84 Top 5's: 60 Earnings: $5,672,350 Rank: 2
World Ranking Points: 384.92 Rank: 2
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Lefty's putting derails chances
The traditional Sunday roars echoed through the pines at Augusta National Golf Club -- perhaps at an unprecedented rate -- for the final round at the Masters Tournament. In a break from tradition, few were for Phil Mickelson. The three-time Masters winner typically lurks near the top of the Sunday leaderboard, but he posted a quiet 2-over-par 74, however, to finish tied for 27th at 1-under.
Mickelson is not conceding
Phil Mickelson isn't one for concession speeches, and he wasn't ready to concede this Masters Tournament after signing his scorecard Saturday. The defending champion didn't do himself any favors Saturday, but few players in the field have put together long strings of birdies the way Mickelson has in the past -- and he'll aim for one of those hot streaks in today's final round.
A healthier Amy follows Phil again
After his birdie putt on No. 15 found the bottom of the cup, Sophia Mickelson and Jennifer Mackay started their birdie dance. There simply weren't enough birdie dances in a day to vault Mickelson back into the thick of his Masters Tournament defense, but just the presence of his family walking among the pines was welcome.
Mickelson needs big charge
Phil Mickelson walked off the 18th green at Augusta National Golf Club on Friday with the confidence and swagger of a man ready to win his fourth green jacket. The fact that he was eight strokes behind leader Rory McIlroy at the time and tied for 20th after a mediocre round of even-par 72 with four birdies and four bogeys didn't seem to phase him.
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