
Phil Mickelson was initially set to play in the PGA Championship but has since changed his plans. After missing the Masters, his return was highly anticipated by fans.
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Phil Mickelson was originally in the PGA Championship field.
After missing the Masters, 'Lefty' was set to make his return for this major. Casual golf fans would be intrigued to see how Mickelson would perform at Aronimink Golf Club.
Instead, though, plans have changed.
No, Mickelson isn't playing in the PGA Championship.
He announced in the first week of May that he was withdrawing from the tournament due to a "personal health matter with his family."
The reason cited when Mickelson withdrew from the Masters was a "personal health matter."
The 55-year old Mickelson is a six-time major champion. That includes two PGA Championship titles.
He's currently playing on the LIV Golf tour, although this season, he has played in only one of six possible events.
At this point, it's not clear when Mickelson might be coming back. All that's known for sure is that he won't be on the course at the PGA this weekend.
Phil Mickelson's plans for the PGA Championship have changed, but specific reasons for his withdrawal have not been detailed.
Before the PGA Championship, Phil Mickelson was originally included in the tournament field after missing the Masters.
This year's PGA Championship is being held at Aronimink Golf Club.

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