Moments After Reaching a Milestone at Oak Hill, Phil Mickelson’s ‘Well Done PGA’ Post Takes Over the Golf World: ‘Let’s F***ing Go’

The first two rounds of the 105th PGA Championship have already ended. Apart from a great competition, there have been some on-course incidents that have dragged the golfers into the limelight. One among them is Phil Mickelson. Following his mid-round ball change, Lefty was in the top 30 on Thursday, but unfortunately, his form didn’t carry on into the second round!

The 52-year-old ended Friday with a tie for 59th place, and despite a fall in his performance, he achieved an incredible milestone! And amid the golf world’s celebration of his feat, the six-time major champion opened up with an honest admission, taking the golf world by storm!

Phil Mickelson’s honest admission on his social media

The LIV star shot a 72 in his second round, dropping him out of the top 30. However, Lefty still managed to make the cut, making it his 100th cut at a major championship in 119 starts. While many were quick to point out this incredibly centurion feat by the golf pro, he himself had lots to say about the past two days too.

The 52-year-old rushed to Twitter following the conclusion of the second round at Oak Hill and shared his genuine sentiments. Mickelson began the tweet by acknowledging his poor performance and expressing excitement for a new opportunity in the third round. While praising the course, the six-time major champion acknowledged how challenging it is to distinguish between identifying the best courses and making them look awful. The two-time PGA Championship winner also praised the PGA and Oak Hill.

“Well done PGA,” he wrote. “It’s never easy to find the line between identifying the best or embarrassing them. Oak Hill and the PGA nailed it!”, he wrote in the tweet.

Apart from his extraordinary 100-cut majors achievement, the LIV golfer has another remarkable achievement! According to Gold Digest, the 52-year-old also made the PGA Championship cut for the 27th time. The two-time PGA Championship champion has now tied the record previously held by Raymond Floyd and Jack Nicklaus.

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Moreover, his humility in praising the PGA in spite of all the previous controversy and amid his whopping accomplishments won over many fans’ hearts.

Phil Mickelson wins over fans with his tweet

Flooding the comments on Micklson’s honest admission on Twitter, fans began expressing their thoughts and cheering on the golf pro. Here are a few of the things they had to say:

One fan shared his views on the difficult course.

Fans were also excited about Mickelson’s accomplishments!

Meanwhile, fans sang his praises and questioned him about his favorite golf course.

One golf fanatic sent good vibes Lefty’s way for the weekend.

Many continued to shower the golf pro with praise and hype him up for the next two rounds.

One user named Phil even wished Mickelson luck “from one Phil to another”.

Some were in disbelief about the golf pro’s inhuman accomplishment and congratulated him for it.

Despite a less than stellar second day, the 52-year-old received overall appreciation from the audience. They were cheering for his success and anticipating a good third round. Undoubtedly, many eyes will be on Mickelson over the weekend to see how he fares!

What are your views on Phil Mickelson’s recent achievements and his praise for the PGA? Let us know in the comments below.

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