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Thursday
Feb192009

Kostis Says Mickelson Clearly Didn't Put Enough Off Season Time In; Phil Posts 63

The analyst offered this CBS press release perspective on Mickelson's game before Phil torched Riviera with a first round 63.

The only thing consistent about Mickelson’s game right now is his inconsistency. Clearly he didn’t put enough time in preparing in the off-season. It seems like he would have found some answers. He is changing equipment almost weekly and it’s hard to really develop your golf swing when you always have different sets of iron and clubs in the bag. You need to pick something and stick with it…

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Reader Comments (8)

Workouts. It's the workouts. He's lacking length, because he hasn't been working out.
02.19.2009 | Unregistered CommenterChuck
Wait until tomorrow when he shoots a 73.
02.19.2009 | Unregistered CommenterSteven T.
Phils scores this year...76, 73 MC in Phoenix. 72, 71, 71 T-55 on the cut number at Pebble and 70, 72, 73, 75 at San Diego.....zero rounds in the 60's until today. Seems to me it has taken three more weeks to get ready than it should have. What's the problem here?
02.19.2009 | Unregistered Commenterreality is
Phil has always been streaky. He will look like a dog for a month, and look like a rival for Tiger the next month. He has never been a steady Eddie.
02.19.2009 | Unregistered CommenterTighthead
Phil is so talented, the last thing he needs is 2 drivers, no driver, 5 wedges, strong 3 wood, etc.

He just needs to work on his mind...and dump that good-for-nothing Dave Pelz.
02.19.2009 | Unregistered CommenterButch Harmon
Butch-you are too much! Phil needs to be your focus not Nick Watney!
The best thing is that Kostis stuck his spikes in his mouth, at least for the day.
02.19.2009 | Unregistered Commentertaffy
All the streetlight banners show PHIL hitting a ball out of the rough;that's where he was most of the day
02.19.2009 | Unregistered CommenterCHAS
CHAS - where does that fit on the scorecard?
02.19.2009 | Unregistered CommenterTighthead

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