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Phil Mickelson showed the golf world that he still has it during a life golf tournament on Sunday.
Mickelson was on the 17th hole at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Virginia on Sunday when he tried a shot from the rough. He stood in the bunker and swung his club and tried to beat it over himself to get into the green – at least.
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Phil Mickelson from Team Hyflyers GC smiles after making a floppy shot from The Rough for Birdie on the 17th Green during the last round of Life Golf Virginia Golf Tournament at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainsville, Virginia, June 8, 205. (GEOFF BURKE-FORIVED PICTURES)
The ball traveled into the green and continued to roll until it fell into the cup.
“It’s incredible,” said the TV company when Mickelson lifted his arms in joy.
It was one of the best shots of the 2025 season in Liv Golf. Mickelson was 12 under par and in the seventh when he spiked the shot. He ended 13-under to the tournament and tied to fourth place with Thomas Pieters, Bryson DeChambeau and Bubba Watson.
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Phil Mickelson from Team Hyflyers GC celebrates after making a floppy shot from The Rough for Birdie on the 17th Green during the final round of Life Golf Virginia Golf Tournament at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainsville, Virginia, June 8, 205. (GEOFF BURKE-FORIVED PICTURES)
Hyflyers GC, team Mickelson is the captain of, finished in eighth place such as Andy Ogletree, Brendan Steele and Cameron Tringale finished well under Mickelson.
Joaquin Niemann won the tournament and ended 15 under par. Graeme McDowell and Anirban Lahiri were tied to second place and shooting 14-under.
Niemann has four wins of the season and left Virginia with a firm lead to the championship. Dechambeau is right behind him. Jon Rahm, Sergio Garcia and Lucas Herbert end the top five.
Captain Phil Mickelson from Hyflyer’s GC hits his shot from a bunker on the 13th hole during the second round of Life Golf Virginia at Robert Trent Jones Golf Club in Gainsville, Virginia, on June 7, 205. (Charles Laberge/Life Golf via AP)
Mickelson is in 11th place in the position, even though he missed the season’s first tournament. He ended up in third place in Hong Kong and sixth in Miami to go with his finish in Virginia.
