Mickelson begins Sawgrass fightback

Phil Mickelson gave himself a mountain to climb at Sawgrass today, but wasted little time moving from nine strokes behind Lee Westwood to just six back.

Phil Mickelson gave himself a mountain to climb at Sawgrass today, but wasted little time moving from nine strokes behind Lee Westwood to just six back.

After making the halfway cut with only a stroke to spare at three under par the Masters champion appeared to have little chance of achieving the victory which could take him to world number one for the first time.

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