Phil Mickelson exits men’s addiction and trauma program amid personal controversies
Phil Mickelson has left a men’s addiction and trauma treatment center after seeking help for family trauma and addiction, while facing allegations of misconduct.
Phil Mickelson sought treatment at a men’s addiction and trauma facility earlier in the year, according to his representative, and has since exited the program. The golfer has largely withdrawn from the PGA Tour in 2026 to attend to a private family health matter. During this period, he has been accused of inappropriate physical contact with a female employee at a prominent Rancho Santa Fe golf club and of attempting to seduce Pat Perez’s ex-wife Ashley with a nude photograph in 2015.
A spokesperson disputed several circulating allegations, calling some false while acknowledging past mistakes. Mickelson’s wife, Amy, has publicly expressed support, though she was later seen without her wedding ring and has avoided public appearances. The story w.
Why it matters
The golfer’s treatment and ongoing allegations affect his public image and future participation in professional golf.
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