“Is he still in the bunker?”

A swing. Two swings. three Swing. Then, finally, for the fourth time, Phil Mickelson was out. Come out of the bunker. And it’s likely to be a PGA champion.

The unfortunate collapse was in the second round of Friday, on the 4th yards of Quail Hollow Club, on the 12th hole of the 4th. There, Mickelson found himself in the left green bunker after two shots, but then four catastrophic.

– Stroke Three, his first bunker shot didn’t escape. Six-time minority champions then looked at his ball. He wiped his nose with his left hand.

– Stroke Four, his second bunker shot, without escape. He hit seven seconds after the first bunker shot. Afterwards, he wiped his nose with his left hand again and dragged his pants. “Still there,” announcer Matt Barrie said on ESPN broadcast.

– Stroke Five, his third bunker shot, did not escape. Eight seconds after the second bunker shot, he hit it. “Is he still in the bunker?” Barry asked on the radio.

– Stroke Six, his fourth bunker escaped. It crosses the green and reaches the edge. From there, Mickelson took two more strokes and he hit the four-brained bogey eight.

Liv Golf Pro has been taking action. Mickelson scored 79-8 in the first round Thursday, but Friday, after beating his first six holes, he used 7, 8, 9 and 11 holes to put him over the age of five – and had the idea of ​​making the weekend work.

But 8 basically ended that.

“Mickelson encountered a disaster in the bunker,” Barry said on the radio.

“I never thought I’d seen a short game guy and did it.”

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