The Barclays Top 10 Power Rankings
By Adam McGee
In spite of zero victories this season, Mickelson has been a runner-up on three occasions, and if the play he displayed at The Open is anything to go by, he still has plenty left in the tank.
Although he’s yet to win at the Black Course at Bethpage Park, Mickelson has done well here before. Second placed finishes at the US Opens in both 2002 and 2009, show Phil knows exactly how to plot his way around the par-71 track.
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Phil Mickelson
No. 13, Bethpage Specialist
Another man who has played a sparse schedule of late, Phil Mickelson is long overdue for a win. With some solid time resting up under his belt, it would be just like Lefty to come out and open up the FedEx with a statement win.
In spite of zero victories this season, Mickelson has been a runner-up on three occasions, and if the play he displayed at The Open is anything to go by, he still has plenty left in the tank.
Although he’s yet to win at the Black Course at Bethpage Park, Mickelson has done well here before. Second placed finishes at the US Opens in both 2002 and 2009, show Phil knows exactly how to plot his way around the par-71 track.
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