All articles tagged with #phil mickelson
Ashley Perez, Pat Perez’s ex-wife, addressed public support after a Skratch report alleged Phil Mickelson tried to seduce her in 2015 and showed her a nude photo; Mickelson reportedly apologized to Pat and Ashley in a 26-minute phone call, while his attorney called the claims reckless. Ashley filed for divorce from Pat in 2023, and Pat Perez later joined LIV Golf TV in 2025.
A fresh insider report details alleged years of inappropriate conduct by Phil Mickelson and reveals a child’s health crisis that prompted him to pause LIV duties and withdraw from the Masters, while his representatives deny the misconduct claims and emphasize the private nature of the family matter.
New reporting alleges Phil Mickelson engaged in inappropriate sexual behavior, including a 2015 incident in which Ashley Perez says he showed her a nude photo and propositioned her at The Barclays; she also recounts a later dinner encounter and a 26-minute taped apology. The story notes another separate June 2026 allegation from a Golf Digest report involving a club employee, while Mickelson’s team denies some claims, stresses privacy, and indicates he is no longer a member at The Farms Golf Club.
Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson has stepped down from The Farms Golf Club near San Diego after an internal probe into allegations of inappropriate contact with a female employee. The club said decisive action was taken and the staff member was supported, with the individual no longer a member; Mickelson’s camp says no crime occurred and any misunderstanding has been cleared up, noting he is dealing with a family health matter and has not indicated when he’ll return to professional golf.
A years-old claim that Phil Mickelson committed an “unforgivable” act involving Pat Perez’s wife Ashley Perez resurfaces as new allegations emerge around a recent incident at The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe, California. The club says an independent investigation led to Mickelson losing his membership; Mickelson’s camp calls the incident a misunderstanding and notes a lack of video evidence. No charges were filed after sheriff review. The report also revisits a 2015 dinner incident described in Alan Shipnuck’s biography, which Perez says is unforgivable, while Mickelson denies wrongdoing and has retained defamation counsel.
Golf star Phil Mickelson denies a sexual misconduct accusation from a Farms Golf Club employee, saying video evidence contradicts the claim; his defamation attorney says he will pursue accountability for misinformation as the club confirms it investigated and revoked his membership after the incident, and Mickelson has not played since March due to family health matters.
Golf legend Phil Mickelson denies accusations of inappropriate contact at Farms Golf Club, claiming video evidence undermines the allegations; the club revoked his membership after an investigation. Local sheriff’s officials say they have found no evidence supporting an assault, and Mickelson’s attorney has signaled defamation action while the case remains a private matter for the player and his family.
San Diego County Sheriff's Office says there is no evidence to support the sexual assault allegation against Phil Mickelson and reports no official complaint was filed at The Farms Golf Club; the investigation could resume if new information emerges, while Mickelson's camp disputes the claim. Separately, Mickelson remains away from competition due to a family health issue and his membership at the club was terminated following an independent probe.
The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe, California, says it has revoked Phil Mickelson’s membership following an independent investigation into alleged misconduct involving a female employee. The club emphasized it promptly supported staff and enforced its Code of Conduct. Mickelson has been away for family health reasons and has limited, if any, LIV Golf participation this season. No police evidence of assault was reported by local authorities.
Phil Mickelson is no longer a member of The Farms Golf Club in the San Diego area after a female employee alleged inappropriate nonconsensual contact; the club conducted an independent investigation and said the member is no longer part of the club, while Mickelson's camp says any misunderstanding has been cleared up and he is dealing with a family health matter, with no announced return date to professional golf.
Phil Mickelson reportedly had his membership canceled at The Farms Golf Club in San Diego after a female employee alleged nonconsensual and inappropriate contact; the club says it conducted a thorough investigation and terminated the member, while Mickelson’s team says any misunderstanding has been cleared and notes he’s handling a private family health matter, with an unclear timeline for returning to professional golf amid LIV Tour uncertainties.
Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson has been expelled from The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe after reports he made unwanted, nonconsensual contact with a female employee, per Golf Digest’s reporting. The club confirmed it conducted an independent investigation and said the staff member was supported, with Mickelson no longer welcome on the premises. A spokesperson for Mickelson said any misunderstanding has been cleared up and cited a family health matter affecting his schedule.
Golf star Phil Mickelson was removed as a member of The Farms Golf Club in Rancho Santa Fe after a female staffer alleged nonconsensual and inappropriate contact. The club said it conducted a thorough investigation and acted accordingly, while Mickelson’s attorney claims the incident is contradicted by video evidence and notes he’s dealing with a private family health matter; he also won’t play in the U.S. Open as his exemption has expired.
Golf legend Phil Mickelson blasted California Attorney General Rob Bonta on X, calling him incompetent for handling the state’s oil-supply crisis after a Trump executive order allowed Sable Offshore to restart two Santa Barbara pipelines; Bonta countered that California is suing to block the restart to preserve state protections and avoid irreparable harm, as the dispute unfolds alongside an injunction and an $18 million fine against Sable Offshore.
Billy Horschel said on the Sky Sports Golf Podcast that he doesn’t see Phil Mickelson returning to the PGA Tour if LIV Golf loses funding after this season, suggesting any offer from the PGA Tour to the three players who joined LIV could be less favorable and that Mickelson's past actions may hinder a comeback, while LIV’s future remains uncertain as the PIF plans to cut funding.