Phil Mickelson at the gym
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I guess you haven't 'made it' until you go everywhere with an entourage. However, Phil's party lacked the required (usually a minimum of three) security guards required to hit the REALLY big time in the world of Lifestyles of the Mega-Celebrities.
Why the Mickelson hate? Hall of Famer who took no crap from Tiger. Great and very charitable guy. It has been well documented that he has hit the gym harder since the back injury.
My all time favorite golfer, along with Jack. Hope Phil has a few more wins and majors left in him, right now I have my doubts. He just needs to win one more tournament........the U.S. Open......Go Lefty!
Jack can be an ass.
Arnold Palmer is nothing but class.
Same goes for Ben Crenshaw.
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Same goes for Ben Crenshaw.
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Hands Down! The nicest guy on tour is Ernie Els! Met Phil in Ohio years ago, ....not very friendly.
I stood within 20 feet of Phil yesterday at Augusta.
He appeared to be in good shape (appears he's lost about 10+ pounds) and was, as usual, one of the most friendly golfers with the crowd that I observed all day.
While most of the golfers yesterday were avoiding eye contact with fans, Phil was clearly making eye contact, smiling, and nodding at the folks gathered around the green- and then did the same as he walked to the next tee.
What I always find funny about fans making comments about other people and their weight is that of all the golfers I saw yesterday (even the heavier ones) - they were all obviously in better shape than 90+% of the crowd I saw at the course. (What is it about men over about 45 years old that leads them to believe sitting on their butts all the time, being critical of everything and everyone else, and looking like they have a pregnant belly is a good look?)
and men that smoke- you may not care - (or don't notice) - but just so you know the truth- 90% of the people you encounter while you are puffing your cancer stick are trying like heck to avoid your stinking smell. I saw countless men (many overweight, but even if they weren't they didn't look that healthy) smoking yesterday at the course- and my son and I got a big kick out of watching the other people near them trying to avoid their drifting smoke (many of them trying to avoid it at all costs were attractive women).
This post was edited on 4/10 8:54 AM by Rollerdude123
He appeared to be in good shape (appears he's lost about 10+ pounds) and was, as usual, one of the most friendly golfers with the crowd that I observed all day.
While most of the golfers yesterday were avoiding eye contact with fans, Phil was clearly making eye contact, smiling, and nodding at the folks gathered around the green- and then did the same as he walked to the next tee.
What I always find funny about fans making comments about other people and their weight is that of all the golfers I saw yesterday (even the heavier ones) - they were all obviously in better shape than 90+% of the crowd I saw at the course. (What is it about men over about 45 years old that leads them to believe sitting on their butts all the time, being critical of everything and everyone else, and looking like they have a pregnant belly is a good look?)
and men that smoke- you may not care - (or don't notice) - but just so you know the truth- 90% of the people you encounter while you are puffing your cancer stick are trying like heck to avoid your stinking smell. I saw countless men (many overweight, but even if they weren't they didn't look that healthy) smoking yesterday at the course- and my son and I got a big kick out of watching the other people near them trying to avoid their drifting smoke (many of them trying to avoid it at all costs were attractive women).
This post was edited on 4/10 8:54 AM by Rollerdude123
