Phil Mickelson invited his colleague Matsuyama Hideki to Liv Golf, and the American star continues to be in intense hostility on the PGA Tour.
Mickelson has become the biggest name to join Liv Golf Las Summer and is unfortunately known to protect his relationship and his broken relationship with Saudi Arabia. The six-stroke winner has not held his criticism since he left the tour, where he was a member for over 30 years.
Mickelson, previously one of the biggest stars of the PGA Tour, played a major role with most players whilst most players competed for their first sports visits in the current battle with the American highways. Along with Mickelson, several stars decided to change the Saudi Arabia last summer, with the 52-year-old footballer trying to attract another footballer. His final mixture came by offering the Champion Masters 2021 Masters Matsuyama Place, which is on the LIV list and its own Hyflyers team. After Sunday’s anniversary tournament at Ohio Matsuyama, he was seen at the Pension School of Budget Airlines Spirit Airlines. Fans quickly highlighted the billionaire’s cheap travel options after rejecting the suggestion to take part in Liv Golf last summer, especially as the Japanese have shown. Content cannot be displayed without consent
One of those who noticed the image of social networks was Mickelson, and accordingly proposed by a former player in the Green Jackets on his LIV team. He wrote on Twitter: Hideki must come with us. \ “
After the invitation, Matsuyama Mickelson also said propaganda was ideal for one of his biggest criticisms from Rory Makira. Maquillra and Mickelson were two of the most active players in the middle of the golf course civil war and defied their party.
Phil Mickelson was on the big critic PGA tour (Image: Getty Images)
Over the past few months, Northern Irish have recognized that they are aware of the course’s ongoing work in the context of continuous hostility, and have clearly removed this. Mickelson quickly pointed out that while the relaxed calendar is ideal for Makira, it was, of course, not a suggestion to talk about four-stroke criticisms against the large winners of the LIV installation. Without a blow, Mickelson wrote:
