Phil Mickelson hit by Pat Perez for apologizing for ‘horses’

Phil Mickelson’s next blows continue.

On the Subpar podcast from Golf magazine this week, Pat Perez unloaded his Pro Tour teammate to get involved with Super League of Golf backed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He also swung at Mickelson’s violent apology, which was issued after Mickelson successfully harmed two organizations – the PGA Tour and the repressive Saudi regime – in an interview.

“His apology was like a horse, in the fact that he thought he was trying to make it better for the players.” Perez told hosts Colt Nost, former Tour player, and Drew Stoltz. “He was in it for one reason. If anyone thinks it wasn’t in his own pocket, and only his pocket, it’s high. They’re crazy.

“He was in it for himself. Why did he go two different ways and bury himself in both directions, I can’t figure out.”

Mickelson, 51 and a six-time main winner as well as a member of the World Golf Hall of Fame, found himself in hot water. After the last comments Submitted to author Alan Shipnock, whose unauthorized autobiography on Mickelson was released in May. “

She’s a scary mom — to get involved with,” Mickelson told the writer. We know they were killed [Washington Post columnist and U.S. resident Jamal] Khashoggi has an appalling human rights record. They execute people there for being gay.

“Knowing all this, why am I even thinking about it? Because this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reshape how the PGA Tour works. They were able to overcome manipulative, coercive and strong-arm tactics because we, the players, had no sanctuary. Nice guy like [PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan] It comes as, unless you have leverage, it won’t do the right thing.

“And Saudi money has finally given us that leverage.”

Mickelson also told Golf Digest last month that the PGA Tour’s “greed” was “far from obnoxious” and likened the organization to a “dictatorship”.