Tim Mickelson retires from caddying, ends 8-year on-course relationship with brother Phil Mickelson https://t.co/QoJLqDexDy pic.twitter.com/9P1iF9C08K
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Golf legend Phil Mickelson has made known the retirement of his long-serving caddie and brother, Tim Mickelson. Having enjoyed eight years filled with successful outings on the greens, Tim is choosing to give more attention to family matters while leaving behind an impressive legacy of unforgettable occasions working alongside his sibling.
Phil took to social media with a heartfelt message expressing his gratitude for their journey together. He emphasized Tim’s crucial contribution, which had led him towards success in his career. With Tim’s guidance, Phil was able to secure three PGA Tour victories – one of them being the highly esteemed 2021 PGA Championship, which signified an important chapter in their alliance.
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With Tim Mickelson’s departure signifying the end of an era, Phil retains his hope for what lies ahead. As conjecture swarms around who will step in as a replacement, Tour veteran Jon Yarbrough emerges victorious as the top contender to accompany Phil Mickelson at upcoming events such as the LIV Golf tournament at Doral.
Acknowledging Yarbrough’s departure from Scott Stallings’ team, Phil anticipates a seamless transition, recognizing Yarbrough’s experience and expertise. As Phil embarks on this new chapter, fans eagerly await the dynamic duo’s debut on the greens.
Tim, bidding farewell to his role as a caddy, holds great appreciation for the impact he made on Phil’s profession and their unbreakable bond. In anticipation of Mickelson’s next golfing venture, fans recognize that his lasting significance continues to inspire and captivate global audiences.
