Barely a month into 2023, and already the tensions between LIV Golf's stars and the PGA Tour faithfuls are reaching new heights. And that relationship could be set to fracture further after Phil Mickelson hinted it won't be long until he can share some details concerning his ex-employers.
Former PGA favourite Mickelson already hinted this week that he would shed new light on the biggest furore in golf but is restricted in what he's legally allowed to reveal at present. Speaking to reporters at the PIF Saudi International, 'Lefty' said he "has to be very careful" about the details he divulges.
"I can’t say all the things I want to say yet," said 'Lefty'. "But maybe this year I’ll be able to. I’ll have that freedom when some of these things going on off the course get settled and become more transparent. When you have characters in the game, when you have controversy in the game, I think it creates a lot more excitement, a lot more awareness.”
The 52-year-old was more confident in when he'd be able to deliver those specifics during a social media exchange with golf writer Mark Eglington the following day. Eglington sung the praises of the LIV defector and tweeted: "One of these days people will realise that Phil Mickelson is the PGA Tour whistleblower we all needed."
The Scot also implored his...
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