Phil Mickelson reportedly ousted from golf club after alleged ‘inappropriate contact’ with woman
The Guardian • • sports
Key Points:
- Phil Mickelson's membership at The Farms Golf Club in San Diego has been terminated following allegations of "nonconsensual and inappropriate physical contact" with a female employee before a spring golf game.
- Mickelson reportedly left the property after being confronted about the incident mid-round, and his spokesperson stated that any misunderstanding has been resolved while he focuses on a family health matter.
- The Farms Golf Club emphasized its commitment to a safe and respectful environment, conducting an independent investigation and taking decisive action by revoking Mickelson's membership.
- Mickelson has been absent from most of the LIV golf season due to family issues, with his future in professional golf uncertain amid LIV's impending loss of Saudi Arabian funding.
- Mickelson's attorney, Tom Clare, has condemned misinformation and stated that Mickelson is pursuing legal action against those spreading false rumors while focusing on private family matters.