Report. ASU legend Phil Mickelson completed stay at addiction center
Former Arizona State golf star Phil Mickelson has checked out of an addiction treatment facility following reports of misconduct and family trauma.
Phil Mickelson, the renowned golf player, has concluded his stay at an addiction treatment center, according to TMZ Sports. The golfer sought help for family trauma and addiction, as confirmed by a family representative. The reports come after accusations of inappropriate contact with a female employee at a golf club near San Diego, leading to the revocation of his membership.
Two months later, further allegations emerged, describing two instances of unwanted behavior by Mickelson. One incident involved propositioning Pat Perez's wife, and another took place in a restaurant where he made graphic depictions in front of other guests. Mickelson's participation in golf this year was minimal, with his only tournament being LIV Golf South Africa in March.
He has largely been out of the spotlight in 2026 due to personal health issues related to family matters. Despite this, Mickelson expressed respect for Augusta National Golf Club and wished everyone the best for the Masters, his last post on social media dating back to May 4.
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