Phil Mickelson was reportedly a "gambling client" and transferred $2.75 million to a man who was part of an illegal gambling operation, according to a report from Outside the Lines. Mickelson is not facing any charges and is not under investigation
Pro golfer Phil Mickelson had been tied to an illegal sports betting case brought by US federal authorities. On Monday, ESPN reported on a plea deal that federal prosecutors in California had reached with Gregory Silveira.
Phil Mickelson has found his name linked to an illegal offshore gambling operation, as a report indicates that nearly $3 million of his money was transferred to an intermediary who pleaded guilty to money laundering last week
Phil Mickelson left Chambers Bay on Sunday with that empty feeling of failure. It is a feeling that Mickelson has felt before in the U.S. Open. After all, there have been six runner-up finishes and 10 top-10s in this event. The tide turned for
Phil Mickelson left Chambers Bay on Sunday with that empty feeling of failure. It is a feeling that Mickelson has felt before in the U.S. Open. After all, there have been six runner-up finishes and 10 top-10s in this event. The tide turned for