Phil Mickelson reportedly checked himself into treatment center for 'family trauma and addiction'
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Key Points:
- Phil Mickelson has voluntarily checked into and already exited an addiction treatment center, seeking help for family trauma and addiction, according to his representative.
- Mickelson announced a break from golf in April due to a "personal health matter" and has not competed since, withdrawing from the PGA Championship in May.
- Earlier this year, Mickelson faced accusations of inappropriate conduct at a golf club, which his spokesperson described as a "misunderstanding" that has been resolved.
- Mickelson has a history of gambling addiction, with reports alleging losses up to $100 million and controversial bets, including claims of wagering on the 2012 Ryder Cup, which he denies.
- A former PGA Tour star and LIV Golf member, Mickelson’s future in professional golf remains uncertain amid LIV Golf’s unstable status and his ongoing personal challenges.
