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Phil Mickelson’s Wife Amy Reportedly Behind Country Club Exit Years Before Addiction Treatment

Six-time major champion Phil Mickelson’s exit from the prestigious Madison Club in La Quinta, California, in 2021 may have been driven by his wife, Amy Mickelson, according to a report by Skratch. Sources close to the club claim Amy demanded Phil sell his one-bedroom condominium above the clubhouse and terminate his membership, a move that reportedly followed concerns over his personal conduct.

Multiple club members and employees alleged that Mickelson frequently hosted women other than Amy at the property during overnight stays, though these claims have not been independently verified. Mickelson’s representatives have disputed parts of the reporting, emphasizing that his departure was not a formal expulsion but rather a negotiated resolution after Amy’s wealth management firm intervened on her behalf.

The revelations come amid ongoing personal challenges for Mickelson, who voluntarily entered addiction treatment in late September, as previously reported by TMZ Sports. The golfer had already completed the program by the time the outlet published its findings, though the timing of his treatment aligns with the reported tensions at the club.

Mickelson’s reported behavior at the Madison Club is not an isolated incident, as Skratch also examined his exits from two other California golf clubs—The Bridges and The Farms in Rancho Santa Fe—where similar controversies allegedly contributed to his departure.

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