Phil Mickelson's representatives dispute allegations of inappropriate behaviour

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Phil Mickelson's representatives dispute allegations of inappropriate behaviour
Summary

Phil Mickelson's representatives have responded to recent allegations of inappropriate behaviour, calling them an "anonymously sourced drive-by shooting." Reports from Golf Digest and Skratch claim Mickelson faced accusations from a former female employee at The Farms Golf Club, which allegedly led to his membership removal. In their statement, Mickelson’s representatives emphasized he has never been expelled from the club and described the reports as misleading. They assert that Mickelson’s apology for his conduct was not an admission of guilt. Skratch's editor-in-chief stood by their reporting amidst the controversy.

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  • •Mickelson's representatives label recent allegations as unfounded.
  • •Reports allege misconduct at The Farms Golf Club.
  • •Mickelson has never been expelled from any golf club.
  • •His apology is described as a misunderstanding, not an admission of guilt.
  • •Skratch stands by its reporting amid the dispute.
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Six-time major champion Phil Mickelson's representatives have described allegations of inappropriate behaviour levelled at him as an "anonymously sourced drive-by shooting".

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