Phil Mickelson Won't Discuss 'PGA Tour Issues' As LIV Debut Nears
HAMEL HAMPEDSTE, England - Phil Mickelson, speaking in public for the first time since February, did not confirm or deny that his opponents were banned from participating in LIV golf. "I don't want to talk to the public about the PGA Tour issue right now," Mickelsen said Wednesday morning. Mickelsen said he regretted the recent controversial comments about his decision not to participate in golf, including his decision not to participate in the PGA Championship last month. "I have said and done many things for which I regret," Mickelson said. "I apologize for the inconvenience. I apologize for the inconvenience." Mickelson is part of a 48-man squad for the LIV Golf League, which starts on Thursday at the Club Center near London. Among those on the field were several golfers who announced last week why Ken Nan and Dustin Johnson had left the PGA Tour. Earlier, ESPN's Mark Slabah told PGA Tour Commissioner J Manahan that players had to choose b...