Mickelson Sought Treatment at Addiction Center, TMZ Reports
His representative said the golfer sought help for family trauma and addiction and has since left the facility.
- Professional golfer Phil Mickelson voluntarily entered a treatment facility for family trauma and addiction, his representative confirmed on Wednesday, September 30, and he has since left the facility.
- Citing a family health matter, Mickelson missed significant 2026 events including the Masters, PGA Championship, and U.S. Open, as well as The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Golf Club in July.
- The 56-year-old previously acknowledged in 2023 he needed to step away from fantasy football due to gambling addiction, writing on Instagram that distraction caused him to miss being "present with the ones I love."
- Following allegations of "inappropriate contact" with a staff member, Mickelson resigned from The Farms Golf Club in June; the San Diego County Sheriff's Office found no evidence of assault.
- Mickelson's representative emphasized his priority is becoming the "husband, father, and man his family deserves," while he expressed eagerness to rejoin his teammates and compete again as soon as possible.
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Phil Mickelson is receiving treatment. On Wednesday (September 30), a rep for the 56-year-old pro golfer told TMZ that Mickelson […] The post Phil Mickelson Enters Treatment Center for Addiction Months After Being Accused of ‘Nonconsensual & Inappropriate’ by Golf Club Employee appeared first on Just Jared - Celebrity News, Entertainment News & Photos.
Phil Mickelson Enters Rehab for Addiction and Personal Struggles
Phil Mickelson has taken a proactive step by entering a rehabilitation facility to address personal issues, including addiction and family trauma. He has now successfully completed his program.
JUST IN: Golf Icon Enters Treatment Facility For Addiction, Family Trauma
Phil Mickelson voluntarily entered a treatment facility for family trauma and addiction and has since left, a representative confirmed in a statement to TMZ Sports on Wednesday, September 30. “Phil was seeking treatment for family trauma and addiction,” the representative told TMZ Sports. The facility was not named, and no details were provided on the […]
Phil Mickelson entered treatment center for family trauma and addiction earlier this year
Golfer Phil Mickelson checked himself into a treatment center earlier this year to seek help for family trauma and addiction, a representative said. He is reportedly no longer there.
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