Phil Mickelson took second place at the St. Jude’s Classic on Sunday, fueling speculation that he’s primed for a run at the US Open title this week at Oakmont. Of course, when you’ve finished second six times, odds are that you’re suddenly going to break through at age 46 (Phil’s birthday is Thursday) aren’t so great.
Still, Mickelson is one for the ages, and unlike Tiger Woods has stayed healthy and competitive into his 40s. I broke down Phil’s place in history as a runner-up and revisited his six near misses at the US Open in my latest blog at GolfBlogger.UK today.
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