((HT: ESPN/BBCSport))
A month ago, Phil Mickelson was inconsolable after losing the US Open (again) and finishing second (again- for the 6th time)...
He needed a 66 (5-under) to leapfrog a lot of people and get some key birdies down the stretch that others didn't (see Messrs. Scott, Westwood, and Poulter as examples)... and he now has 5 majors under his belt to tie him with the likes of Byron Nelson for career majors titles...
Not bad company...
Here's how he got there...
And here's the interview with Tom Rinaldi
The larger questions go to Westwood, Stenson, and Woods...
Can Lee Westwood shake the moniker of "Best ever not to...?"
Is Henrik Stenson ready to win a major...???
And can Tiger Woods adapt his strategy to be on the offensive when trailing in a major instead of waiting for others to back up to trim his margin of error...???
Hopefully, he and his coaches have seen the results and can move his approach accordingly...
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