‘Won 6 Though’: Phil Mickelson Proves His Dominance Again on Twitter With a Fitting Reply

LIV golfer Phil Mickelson is currently holidaying ahead of the start of the LIV Golf Series. But it seems like the 6-time major championship winner is keeping a close eye on the proceedings in the golf circuit. After the end of the day’s play at the Dubai Desert Classic, Mickelson tweeted in praise of Rory McIlroy, who opened up a three-point lead. But a user made fun of the veteran golfer’s record on Sundays in major championships, for which Mickelson responded in his own style.

Phil Mickelson’s classy reply to Twitter troll

World No. 1 Rory McIlroy started the year in great fashion, making headway for the lead on Saturday. His efforts were recognized by Mickelson, who called out the Irishman for his resurgent performance.

However, a Twitter account, by the name of Shotgun Mulligan, took a shot at Mickelson. The user ridiculed the golfer’s record on Sundays in major championships. It also added a reference to winged foot, where Mickelson infamously choked to lose the 2006 US Open.

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But the 52-year-old remained unperturbed by the troll. Replying to the comment, Mickelson claimed his six major championship wins under his belt. In his trophy-laden career, ‘Lefty’ has won three Masters titles (2004, 2006, 2010), two PGA Championships (2005, 2021), and one Open Championship (2013).

Mickelson’s comment was yet another example of his dominance over the social media app. His sense of humor has always made headlines and fans wait for it dearly, as seen when Mickelson’s dry spell was broken with a tweet.

How did Rory McIlroy play in the third round of the Dubai Desert Classic?

The 4-time major championship winner made it to the top of the standing with an amazing display at the Emirates Golf Club in Dubai. McIlory started off the day brilliantly with birdies in his first four holes and four more in a five-hole stretch on his back nine.

“I felt like the good golf came in sort of two bursts today,” McIlroy said. “Then the rest of it, it was okay. I held it together. I still don’t feel quite in control of my game, but today was much better than yesterday,” he later said.

Will McIlroy win his first silverware of 2023 in Dubai tomorrow? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.

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