Phil Mickelson Booted out of Farms Golf Club

[Elmer]

 

According to GolfDigest Article:
"According to multiple sources, Mickelson approached the female employee at the clubhouse where he made nonconsensual and inappropriate physical contact with her. The employee rejected his advances. As Mickelson returned to the course , the employee reported the incident to supervisors. Club officials took the allegation seriously and moved quickly, initiating a review and investigation before locating Mickelson mid-round. He was confronted with the accusation on the course.

Following that confrontation, he was told to vacate the premises and left the course before completing his round."

Don't have all the details and therefore can not pass judgement.
But for a club to go out onto the course and remove him from the course and revoke membership is not the best look. 

Phil Mickelson's Attorney Denies Viral Allegations Of Inappropriate Contact

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Phil Mickelson is accused of 'nonconsensual and inappropriate physical contact' with a female employee.

 

[iacas]

1 hour ago, Elmer said:

Don't have all the details and therefore can not pass judgement.
But for a club to go out onto the course and remove him from the course and revoke membership is not the best look.

That's generally not a good sign, no.

[iacas]

This is from May 5.

 

[saevel25]

[boogielicious]

What a DB.

[Ty_Webb]

I used not to like him very much, then when he won the Masters with that silly grin on his face the whole time I came around some, then I've actually quite enjoyed his videos on youtube with Grant Horvat. Now - yikes! That's really bad and he's lucky if he doesn't wind up in front of a judge by the sound of things. 

[Elmer]

Can not condone any of the other behavior.

However, having someone drive your phone around so you cant be tracked, while you schtup another women, is kind of a boss move.

I mean, I turn my phone off or leave it at home so the wife cant track me when I run out for junk food! 

[Shindig]

I miss the era when I believed Tiger and Phil were wholesome.

[saevel25]

The phrase, "Never meet your heroes" comes to mind. 

Not saying he was ever a hero of mine. I wasn't that big of a fan of Phil before knowing all this stuff. 

[mdl]

We've known the guy was at best a douchebag for decades. But assaulting teens is a new low. Be a low-integrity gambling addict cheater who treats people like crap? Fine, everyone just knows you're a PoS and to avoid you. Assault teen girls, at their job no less 🤮 

[csh19792001]

On 6/11/2026 at 8:13 PM, iacas said:

This is from May 5.

 

This is so awesome; my two biggest lifetime hero and the biggest superstars of the past 35 years in golf……both turned out to be the two of the most despicable human beings in professional sports…

Between this and everyone whoring themselves out for Saudi Arabia…

Used to love golf because I thought they were smarter, better people than the other sports.

Turns out a huge percentage of them are total degenerates and avaricious scum like every other sport!

 

[saevel25]

6 minutes ago, csh19792001 said:

This is so awesome; my two biggest lifetime hero and the biggest superstars of the past 35 years in golf……both turned out to be the two of the most despicable human beings in professional sports…

That is a bit hyperbolic, I think. Most despicable is a bit much. 

7 minutes ago, csh19792001 said:

Turns out a huge percentage of them are total degenerates and avaricious scum like every other sport!

Again, a bit over the top here. 

Most athletes are probably closer to being normal human beings than degenerates and avaricious scum. 

Just sounds like you want to generalize all athletes because it is easy to do so. Hey, generalizing a subset of a population is entirely a human thing to do.