The Masters: Mickelson and Hanson light up Augusta to seize Masters advantage

Phil Mickelson was the toast of the Augusta galleries as a thrilling round of 66 took him to eight under, a shot back from Sweden's Peter Hanson on day three at The Masters.

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Ten Amazing Masters Rounds: 1. Phil Mickelson - The 2010 Masters

The 2010 Masters was one of the most exciting in its history and will be remembered for phenomenal back nine scoring - centred around two reachable par-5s, thirteen and fifteen - and one of the best shots to ever be attempted and pulled off in major championship history.

USPGA Champion Keegan Bradley shares the Northern Trust Open lead with four-time Major winner Phil Mickelson but, with ten players separated by three shots, a tight finish beckons on Sunday.

Scrambling Mickelson Leads Northern Trust Open By One

Phil Mickelson's legendary short game has kept him ahead by a nose at the Northern Trust Open at the Riviera Country Club.

Phil Mickelson shot a bogey-free, 8-under-par 64 last Sunday to win the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, earning his 40th career PGA title. En route to a 17-under-par finish and a two-stroke victory, Mickelson used prototype versions of Callaway's new RAZR Fit Driver and new HEX Black Tour Golf Ball.

The Scottish Open is looking for a new sponsor today after Barclays announced it would not renew its deal with one of the premier tournaments of the European Tour. 

Phil Mickelson surprised everyone at yesterday's pro-am competition ahead of the Deutsche Bank Championship by pulling a belly putter out of his bag.

Luke Donald and Lee Westwood are among a star-studded line up who will battle it out at the Scottish Open at Castle Stuart this week.

Amateur Patrick Cantlay might still be a relatively unknown name in the world of golf, but after an astonishing ten-under round of 60 yesterday at the Travelers Championship, that might all be about to change.