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Phil Mickelson Sought Treatment for Family Trauma and Addiction, Reps Confirm

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Phil Mickelson Sought Treatment for Family Trauma and Addiction, Reps Confirm

Content overview: “Phil Mickelson Sought Treatment for Family Trauma and Addiction, Reps Confirm”. Phil Mickelson, the six-time major champion, voluntarily entered a treatment facility earlier this year for what his representatives describe as “family trauma and addiction.” The 56-year-old golfer has since returned home, according to statements confirmed to multiple outlets on Wednesday. His reps did not disclose the timing or duration of his stay. Mickelson has previously spoken publicly about his struggles with gambling, and this news adds another layer to the personal challenges he has faced away from the course.

He has not competed since March, and no return date has been announced. The announcement comes as Mickelson’s career has been in flux following his move to LIV Golf and his reduced presence on the PGA Tour. For fans and observers, the news underscores the human side of a player who has long been one of golf’s most compelling figures. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.

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