Ryder Cup 2018: Phil Mickelson won’t play on courses with ‘brutal rough’ anymore: ‘It’s a waste of my time’

Phil Mickelson failed to record a single point for the United States in their lopsided Ryder Cup defeat to Europe last weekend and the American says he no longer has any interest in playing courses that feature “brutal rough”. In his 12th Ryder Cup appearance, Mickelson was restricted to only two matches at Le Golf National in Paris. It was the first time he failed to contribute even a half-point to the United States’ cause as the visitors relinquished the Cup after a 17 1/2 to 10 1/2 defeat.