Phil Mickelson joins Tiger Woods in auctioning some handmade memorabilia

Phil Mickelson is auctioning off the Scotty Cameron putter he used to claim his 21st PGA Tour victory at the 2002 Canon Greater Hartford Open.

Ben Smith

26 Nov 2022

Phil Mickelson joins Tiger Woods in auctioning some handmade memorabilia

Tiger Woods is not the only person auctioning some memorabilia, as Phil Mickelson has confirmed he is putting the Scotty Cameron he used to claim his 21st PGA Tour victory up for sale.

Last week GolfMagic reported that Woods' famous Sunday red Nike shirt from the 2010 Masters was being auctioned.

It was the first time the 15-time major champion had teed it up at Augusta National following the revelations about his private life.

At the time of writing, the latest bid for the shirt is $44,000. A signed Woods glove worn at the 2010 U.S. Open has a current bid of $1,000 while one of his old Nike putters has a current bid of $5,000.

As for Lefty, he has recorded a short video talking about the flat stick to confirm its authenticity.

Mickelson - who has been booted out of The Match franchise because of his association with LIV Golf - said of the putters:

"They were both handmade by Scotty and I and I used them in the early 2000s I definitely won with one for sure. They were handmade by Scotty and myself around 2001."

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They certainly look pretty cool. Mickelson's putters are unlikely to eclipse the money paid for a set of irons Woods used during his Tiger Slam era.

Those sold for $5.1m in April.

Before Mickelson was suspended by the PGA Tour for joining the LIV Golf League, he had won 45 PGA Tour events.

Mickelson's equipment in 2023?

We are expecting to see more changes to Mickelson's bag in 2023.

Mickelson has been filmed this year tinkering with lots of different pieces of equipment.

At LIV Golf's Invitational in Portland, he was spotted using this Armlock putter.

Mickelson's deal with Callaway is still on pause. The OEM put their long-term partnership on hold following his famously controversial remarks about working with Saudi Arabia.

At the time, the a spokesman for Callaway said:

"Callaway does not condone Phil Mickelson's comments and we were very disappointed in his choice of words - they in no way reflect our values or what we stand for as a company.

"Phil has since apologised and we know he regrets how he handled recent events. We recognise his desire to take some time away from the game and respect that decision. At this time, we have agreed to pause our partnership and will re-evaluate our ongoing relationship at a later date."

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