Phil Mickelson's gambling losses far greater than previously known, per report

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Phil Mickelson's gambling losses far greater than previously known, per report

Phil Mickelson is a known gambler. He lost more than $40 million in four years between 2010 and 2014. His gambling debts were a factor in his divorce from caddie Jim Mackay. The SEC alleged Mickelson made nearly $7 million on a stock tip from professional gamblar Billy Walters. In 2001, Mickey correctly picked the Baltimore Ravens to win Super Bowl XXXV. Jim Mackell was fired at the Memorial Tournament. The details of the firing were revealed in a book by Alan Shipnuck.


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