Mickelson turns down match play

Masters champion Phil Mickelson has decided not to play the HSBC world match play championship at Wentworth on October 14-17 – a decision which gives Lee Westwood a shot at the £1m (€1.46m) first prize, the biggest in golf.

Mickelson turns down match play

Masters champion Phil Mickelson has decided not to play the HSBC world match play championship at Wentworth on October 14-17 – a decision which gives Lee Westwood a shot at the £1m (€1.46m) first prize, the biggest in golf.

Tiger Woods is another non-starter – he and Mickelson also turned down the event last year – but his successor as world number one, Vijay Singh, will be there along with Open champion Todd Hamilton, defending champion Ernie Els, US Open champion Retief Goosen, Canadian Mike Weir, American Jeff Maggert, South Korean KJ Choi and Westwood.

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