Phil Mickelson entered treatment facility for 'family trauma and addiction,' representative says
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Key Points:
- Phil Mickelson recently entered and has since left a treatment facility for family trauma and addiction, though specific details about the addiction or duration of his stay were not disclosed.
- The 56-year-old LIV Golf player has participated in only one event this year and withdrew from major tournaments like the Masters and PGA Championship, citing a personal health matter involving his family.
- Mickelson has publicly acknowledged a gambling addiction, crediting his wife for support and describing years of professional help and recovery efforts.
- In 2023, allegations of inappropriate conduct led to Mickelson resigning from The Farms Golf Club, with some claims being disputed and others acknowledged as mistakes.
- Mickelson's spokesperson emphasized his focus on prioritizing his role as a husband and father amid ongoing personal challenges.
