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Wednesday
Mar042009

Phil And Bubba In The Onion

Somehow I don't think that Phil Mickelson will want to take this idea to Golf Digest for an instructional piece. And frankly, us readers would agree.

 

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Reader Comments (6)

They didn't mention where this happened. Since neither was in Arizona on Sunday and I doubt that Mickelson was taking a shower after his win at Riviera I find this hard to believe.
03.4.2009 | Unregistered CommenterRaider Fan
Uh Raider Fan, it's satire. The Onion baby, satire.
03.4.2009 | Registered CommenterGeoff
Geoff please tell us that "us" readers would agree is satire too.
03.4.2009 | Unregistered CommenterJLB
That is hilarious. I have read and viewed quite a lot of Onion News in the past and this is in keeping with their style. I hope Phil and Bubba take it in stride; it's in their hands.
03.4.2009 | Unregistered CommenterBarrie
JLB,
Sheesh, I put up some satire and write with a satirical bent and you act like it's totally out of character!
03.4.2009 | Registered CommenterGeoff
Wow it's amazing how out of touch some people are here when it comes satire. Fairly ironic.
03.5.2009 | Unregistered CommenterHuh

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