Is Phil Mickelson a Threat at Torrey Pines?

Phil Mickelson won the 103rd PGA Championship to become, at age 50, the oldest winner of a major championship. Co-hosts Bo Van Pelt and Farrell Evans look back at the historic victory, and then look ahead to the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines and Mickelson's chances of completing the career Grand Slam there to solidify his legacy.

Bo Van Pelt | Jun 9, 2021

Is Phil Mickelson a Threat at Torrey Pines? /

Phil Mickelson won the 103rd PGA Championship to become, at age 50, the oldest winner of a major championship. Co-hosts Bo Van Pelt and Farrell Evans look back at the historic victory and the wild scene that ensued on the final hole with the raucous gallery.

And then, they look ahead to the U.S. Open at Torrey Pines and Mickelson's chances of completing the career Grand Slam there to solidify his legacy. Maybe, they suggest, the win at Kiawah Island may have been the greatest achievement of his career, taking him out of the shadow of Tiger Woods.

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Published Jun 9, 2021

BO VAN PELT

PGA Tour pro Bo Van Pelt was born in Richmond, Indiana and now resides in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has six professional wins worldwide and has been a PGA Tour Member since 2004. He started the First Tee chapter in his hometown and has been a dedicated supporter of Habitat of Humanity for 13 years. He’s also personally donated three homes to families in need. He, along with his longtime friend Farrell Evans, co-hosts the podcast, “Both Sides of the Ball,” which airs on the Morning Read Podcast Network.