WATCH: Phil Mickelson forgets PGA Tour Champions woes by getting hole-in-one

Phil Mickelson is an entertainer and he will continue to thrill and dazzle until the day he finally has to call it quits. 

Lefty had an interesting weekend on the PGA Tour Champions when he signed for some rather high scores.

Two quadruple bogey nines even had the commentators ribbing Mickelson about his desire to continue to keep hitting driver. 

Mickelson, 51, defended his choice to keep hitting the big stick by insisting in the long run he is "going to win that fight". 

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He would have a wedge or a nine iron in his hands compared to his opponents hitting a five or a six-iron. 

Mickelson couldn't win his fourth win on the champions' circuit in his fifth start and ended up tying for 47th. 

Bernhard Langer became the oldest winner on PGA Tour Champions when he won the Dominion Energy Charity Classic.

Yet Mickelson has never been one to take the criticism and lie down and already appears to have dusted himself down. 

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The next day Mickelson was in Virginia for an event with his sponsor KPMG (he likes their hats) to play a few holes with their employees.

And Lefty delivered in the only way he knows how - and gave one group something they will tell their friends and family for life.

Take a look at the video below he posted on his Twitter:

Flew to Houston for @KPMGGolf event and this just happened. Couple of 9’s this weekend and a “one” today

Whatever pic.twitter.com/Ae6yHNtnT6

— Phil Mickelson (@PhilMickelson) October 25, 2021

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