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Welcome to the unofficial news and fan site of Phil “Lefty” Mickelson, in our opinion the best left handed golfer in the history of game, who at only 36 has two Masters Tournaments and 29 tour victories behind him.

Mickelson was a fan of golf from a very early age as he began hitting golf balls before he had turned two years old. He stood out in his college career before making the leap to the pros, winning 34 San Diego County junior titles, a US Amateur Title, and three NCAA Championships while he attended Arizona State University.

12 years seperate his first pro victory in 1993 and his monumental second Masters win in 2006 and here you can find his latest news on and off the course.

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June 28th 2006: Mickelson's Game Collapses at The US Open
If you had to choose one aspect of Phil's game which caused his complete and utter collapse at this years US Open then it would have to be his driving. He was two strokes clear with three holes to play at Winged Foot and his wayward driving cost him dearly. He found only two fairways out of 14 on the day and pushed his tee shot at the last on to the roof of a hospitality tent. He finished the hole with a double-bogey six which put him one stroke short of forcing a play-off for his first US Open title and in a three-way tie for second place behind the Open winner, Australian Geoff Ogilvy.

June 17th 2006: Phil Mickelson Poised For Third Straight Major
After leader after leader collapsed under the pressure, Mickelson looks like he's in a good position to take his third straight major, now looking to compete with the likes of Tiger Woods in the record books. All that stands in his way is one more round. In his own words "I've got one round to go, 18 holes, and there's a lot of guys right there, a lot of good players that are making pars and fighting, just like I'm trying to do," Mickelson said. "I'm not thinking about those past tournaments. I'm trying to just play one more good round." Watch this space...

June 14th 2006: Mickelson Has Become A Valid Contender To Woods
Woods has pretty much dominated men's golf since 1999 but commentators are now heralding Mickeslon as a valid challenger to Woods place at the top of golf. With two consecutive wins behind him, Mickelson will go into the US Open with confidence that not only can he compete with Woods, but that he can beat him.