Phil Mickelson checked himself into a tratement facility earlier this year for help with what his team calls "family trauma and addiction"

Six-time Major champion Phil Mickelson checked himself into an addiction treatment facility earlier this year, according to a statement from his representatives. Outlets including TMZ and People reported that the 56-year-old entered the facility for help with family trauma and addiction. Mickelson has since left the facility after completing treatment.
Mickelson has played in only one tournament this year, LIV Golf South Africa, and missed all four Majors for the first time since 1989 due to personal and family health matters. His legal team confirmed he is in recovery with the full support of his wife, Amy Mickelson, while his return date to professional golf remains uncertain.
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