Phil Mickelson calls out PGA Tour for alleged ‘violation of contract law’, backs players wanting to compete for $25,000 

Phil Mickelson (Image Source: Imagn)

Phil Mickelson has slammed the PGA Tour for barring players from competing in a new par-3 league where they could make $25,000 per match. He argued that it violated independent contract law and was illegal.

On Thursday, December 5, Monday Q Info reported on X that the Grass League hosted its first event at the par-3 Grass Clippings course in Scottsdale, Arizona. The league features several LPGA players, YouTubers, and stars from different fields. Several PGA Tour, Champions Tour, Korn Ferry Tour, and Americas Tour players were also supposed to participate before the PGA Tour restricted them.