The Match: Tiger vs. Phil was a head-to-head match play golf challenge played on November 23, 2018 between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, at the Shadow Creek Golf Course in North Las Vegas, Nevada. The purse for the unofficial PGA Tour event was $9 million, with the winner taking the entire amount.

Apr 2, 2022 · In February 1998, Tiger Woods played a practice round with Phil Mickelson ahead of the Nissan Open at the Valencia Country Club in California when both men were in their 20s. The pair had...

Nov 23, 2018 · NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Phil Mickelson won $9 million and a diamond-studded belt to commemorate his victory Friday over Tiger Woods in “The Match.” But the sweetest prize he summed up in just...

Nov 25, 2018 · Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson went head-to-head in a match-play competition for $9 million. Sporting News provided live updates and a complete hole-by-hole breakdown of "The Match."

3 days ago · Phil Mickelson won the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am in 2012 after registering a two-stroke win over Charlie Wi. He was paired for the final round with Tiger Woods. However, Woods struggled with his ...

Nov 23, 2018 · A look at the head-to-head ledger between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson ahead of their Nov. 23 matchplay showdown in Las Vegas.

Dec 21, 2023 · Although Tiger probably edges it given his six straight years of national success, Phil certainly comes close to Woods for amateur glory. Tiger with the Claret Jug at Hoylake in 2006. Tiger’s Major record is second only to Jack Nicklaus. He has secured 15 Major titles. He has completed the Career Grand Slam three times over.

Phil Mickelson won $600,000 in side bets with Tiger Woods and will donate the money to charity. Woods won a $200,000 side bet that he'll give to charity. Here's how it played out: Hole 1:...

Dec 26, 2024 · Here is a look back at when Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods faced off in the first edition of The Match for $9 million.

Jan 21, 2025 · Woods follows with a 68 on the South Course on Friday to enter the weekend T-22 and still six shots back, this time of Phil Mickelson, Shigeki Maruyama and Kirk Triplett. Mickelson then matches Woods’ Saturday 67 to remain six clear of the world No. 1 and follows by telling reporters, “For him to win, he’s going to have to shoot an ...