The courtoom battle between LIV Golf and the PGA Tour might still be a year away but Phil Mickelson’s personal beef with the US-based circuit continues.
The six-time major champion’s frustrations with the PGA Tour are widely known.
Speaking to Golf Digest before his defection to LIV, the 51-year-old accused of the circuit of “obnoxious” greed and claimed it was sitting on “hundreds of millions of digital moments”.
Since jumping ship, Mickelson has largely kept his powder dry and cut somewhat of a sad, apologetic figure during a media grilling at the inaugural event near London.
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However, with the Saudi-funded series now four events deep, it appears he has rediscovered his voice.
Speaking during the most recent tournament, staged in Boston over the weekend, Mickelson was asked if he felt ‘vindicated’ for sharing his frustrations following the PGA Tour’s decision to dramatically increase prize money and bonuses for its players from next season.
“I feel happy for the guys, that they have a voice and they’re being valued and they’re being heard,” said Mickelson.
“Changes are being implemented to show that appreciation, because that hasn’t been the case, and…
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