Jon Yarbrough caddies for Ben Griffin at Mexico Open
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 5:40 PM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Jon Yarbrough has left Phil Mickelson to caddy for Ben Griffin at the Mexico Open, starting this week in Puerto Vallarta. Griffin recently parted ways with Alex Ritthamel and seeks to leverage Yarbrough's extensive experience on the PGA Tour. This partnership comes as Mickelson deals with personal challenges and has been absent from competitive golf this season. The move reflects a larger trend as caddies transition back to the PGA Tour from LIV Golf due to the tour’s competitive structure. Griffin hopes to build on his strong 2025 season, which included three wins.
- •Yarbrough has a decade of caddie experience, including with Scott Stallings.
- •Mickelson has been away from golf for health reasons and personal matters.
- •More caddies are returning to the PGA Tour from LIV Golf.
- •Griffin has had a strong season with three wins in 2025.
- •Griffin's new partnership begins at the Mexico Open this week.
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"Phil Mickelson's former caddie Jon Yarbrough joins Ben Griffin for the Mexico Open. See how this move impacts the PGA Tour and Mickelson's future.
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