Brandel Chamblee discloses how much Phil Mickelson would’ve earned per year if he didn’t join LIV
Phil Mickelson left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf back in June 2022. Mickelson played a lead role in the inception of LIV, and he even attempted to recruit PGA Tour players to join the fledgling tour during The Sentry in January 2022.
Photo by Phil Inglis/Getty Images Phil Mickelson left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf back in June 2022. Mickelson played a lead role in the inception of LIV, and he even attempted to recruit PGA Tour players to join the fledgling tour during The Sentry in January 2022. The 55-year-old is still one of the biggest names in the game, despite the fact that he risked tarnishing his legacy by joining LIV Golf.
Phil Mickelson won 45 times on the PGA Tour , including six major championships. While he was a fairly divisive figure during his time on the PGA Tour, he had a huge following. However, since he joined LIV Golf , his popularity has undoubtedly tumbled.
Photo by Johan Rynners/Getty Images Mickelson will miss the PGA Championship next week, unfortunately, having played only one event on LIV Golf this season. He is said to be dealing with a private family health matter. However, with LIV Golf set to lose their financial support from Saudi Arabia’s PIF , every single player, Mickelson included, faces an uncertain future.
Brandel Chamblee says how much Phil Mickelson would’ve earned if he didn’t join LIV Mickelson is obviously an extremely wealthy man, with a net worth believed to be around $400 million. The 55-year-old was paid handsomely to join LIV Golf as well, with estimates suggesting that Saudi Arabia’s PIF parted with around $200 million to tempt him into joining. However, he would have made a seriously nice living had he rejected LIV, according to Brandel Chamblee.