Mickelson keen to build on Masters glory

It took Phil Mickelson 14 years to win his first major and now he likes the idea of winning two in three months.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004 - 08:59

It took Phil Mickelson 14 years to win his first major and now he likes the idea of winning two in three months.

The Masters champion is naturally one of the favourites for the US Open, which starts tomorrow on a Shinnecock Hills course where he came close to triumphing nine years ago.

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