Phil Mickelson's winning highlights from The American Express 2004

In The American Express 2004, Phil Mickelson claimed his 22nd victory on the PGA TOUR with rounds of 68-63-64-67-68 to finish at 30-under-par at the La Quinta Country Club.
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The 2019-20 PGA TOUR continues with The American Express. Phil Mickelson is back in action for the first time since November's WGC-HSBC Champions event, this time as the official tournament host. Hoping to stand in his way are Rickie Folwer, who returns to the California desert for the first time since 2014, and Francesco Molinari, who makes his 2020 debut. Also teeing it up in the star-studded field are International Presidents Cup team members Byeong Hun An, Abraham Ancer and Sungjae Im. With 500 FedEx Cup points up for grabs, who will come out on top?
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[@PanteraRossa]

People forget what a historic, monumental individual season in golf this shaped up to be. He led the US Open thru 70 holes after winning the Masters (the one where he three-putted from 4 feet on the 17th), one shot off the playoff at the British, two-shots off the playoff at the PGA. The man was literally 4 strokes from a calendar Grand Slam. I know no one ever remembers the second finisher but this is one of those years where it's fun to think about. Just another reason why Phil is every bit as once-in-a-lifetime as Tiger, Masters: 3 wins, a runner up and 5 top-3 finishes.. there was a 15 year span where he finished below 7th twice! He has 11 major runner-ups and 23 top-3 finishes. I think we take this kind of consistency for granted in an age where anyone can have a good 3-5 years. But can they compete at the highest level for two decades and achieve the kind of hall of fame heights?

[@arcangeloiurato]

Before they change the title, it’s says, “Phil Mickelson’s winning highlights from American Express 2020” maybe he’ll win anyway????

[@lechence]

here we go again.....

[@johnsmith5560]

I like these retro vids, very nostalgic

[@evankolar8957]

Bob hope classic 2004

[@bobbyrosul6532]

High quality recording

[@geezee769]

More Phil!

[@blarsen8]

Yesss! Phil won already!!!

[@pacypacman]

2020 lol

[@coreychamplin1588]

Going for the vintage look?

[@drkviol8013]

Way to not even show any drivers.. or any tee shots my goodness

[@Pootie-jk9ff]

His swing used to be so much smoother than it is now 🤔

[@chrispearce9224]

Couple decades off...huh?

[@topthings7384]

it’s five rounds?!?

[@tacomonsternick]

So weird how there were 5 rounds...

[@blarsen8]

Lol... Video description... Edited

[@spinner3906]

Start of his prime

[@jordanboteler8978]

His Prime Was From 00-08

[@spinner3906]

@@jordanboteler8978 I would say 00-10
He beat Tiger at the 09 tour championship and then won the 10 masters

[@jordanboteler8978]

@@spinner3906 yeah true but in 10 that was his only win I think in 2013 he and tiger both had a great year but your right

[@nurultea2069]

@RUGBY PASS

[@elijahschreiber9454]

maybe call the tournament what it actually was when he won?

[@HeatonZ.]

Weird seeing Phil putt with a mallet.

[@lucascarman2578]

He still uses a mallet

[@HeatonZ.]

@@lucascarman2578 *Mind Blown*

[@blarsen8]

Phrasing...

[@johnsnider2094]

First