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If you’re on the wrong side of 50, you’re probably walking with a spring in your step today courtesy of Phil Mickelson.
By: Cal Day TULSA, Oklahoma - Tee times and pairings are set for the 2021 KitchenAid Senior PGA Championship on Thursday. More than 1,000 people have signed-up to volunteer for the event. Tournament director Bryan Karns said the response from people interested to get involved has been huge. About 1,300 people are helping out at Southern Hills this week in a variety of ways, from holding signs to working concessions. Those who were not selected to help with the Senior PGA are being put on a list to help with next year’s PGA Championship, which also takes place at Southern Hills. Karns said ...
Published on: Monday, May 24, 2021 By: AFP Phil Mickelson reacts on the fourth hole. – AFP photo KIAWAH ISLAND: Fifty-year-old Phil Mickelson clung to a one-stroke lead after Saturday’s third round of the PGA Championship as he tries to become golf’s oldest major winner. The US left-hander built and squandered a five-stroke lead at windy Kiawah Island, but holed a clutch par putt from inside five feet at the 18th, the ball rolling around the cup rim, to stay in front. Mickelson fired a two-under-par 70 to stand on seven-under-par 209 after 54 holes, one ahead of four-time major winner B...
Mickelson Clings To Lead At PGA In Quest Of Historic Win By Jim SLATER 05/22/21 AT 8:19 PM Fifty-year-old Phil Mickelson clung to a one-stroke lead after Saturday's third round of the PGA Championship as he tries to become golf's oldest major winner. The US left-hander built and squandered a five-stroke lead at windy Kiawah Island, but holed a clutch par putt from inside five feet at the 18th, the ball rolling around the cup rim, to stay in front. Mickelson fired a two-under-par 70 to stand on seven-under-par 209 after 54 holes, one ahead of four-time major winner Brooks Koepka. "I'm play...