Chamblee: Phil Wanted to Burn the Tour Down

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Publication by EssentiallySports

September 29, 2026

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Greg Norman recently said that there was “no chance in hell” that he wanted to destroy the PGA Tour. Be that as it may, LIV’s another votary and perhaps the most vocal one, Phil Mickelson sure wanted to. At least, that’s what Brandel Chamblee claimed in a recent interview. He refuted Mickelson’s main argument against the PGA Tour. Meanwhile, former Team USA assistant captain spoke about the heckling situation at Medinah; and Justin Thomas spoke about rookie Jackson Koivun.

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