Phil Mickelson’s golf club membership revoked after alleged misconduct with employee

Key Points:

• Phil Mickelson had his membership revoked by The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe, California, following an independent investigation into alleged misconduct involving unwanted contact with a female employee.
• The Farms emphasized its commitment to a safe and respectful environment and took decisive action after a staff member reported the incident; Mickelson is no longer a member of the club.
• The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office stated it has found no evidence of sexual assault related to the incident but remains open to further investigation if new information arises.
• Mickelson has recently stepped away from professional golf due to a family health matter, missing major tournaments and LIV Golf events, amid a controversial period marked by his involvement with the LIV Golf league and previous controversies.
• Over his career, Mickelson has faced various controversies, including an SEC insider trading investigation and public backlash for his comments on Saudi Arabia related to LIV Golf, resulting in lost sponsorships and suspension from the PGA Tour.