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Bryson’s $500M Contract Push + Phil Mickelson OUT?
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⛳ Phil Mickelson Misses ANOTHER LIV Event – Bryson DeChambeau’s Contract Power Play!
Phil Mickelson's family health matter keeps him out of LIV Golf Hong Kong (March 2026) – third straight absence, huge void for HyFlyers GC & league buzz.
Meanwhile, Bryson DeChambeau (final 2026 contract year) holds massive leverage in extension talks (reports of $500M+ demands), evolving public image, and brand strength.
We tie in Anthony Kim's emotional Adelaide comeback, Lucas Herbert's major qualification win for LIV players, and shifting player dynamics in the tour divide.
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00:00 Phil Mickelson's Ongoing Absence & Loss to LIV
02:57 Bryson DeChambeau's High-Stakes Negotiations
05:38 Bryson's Image Shift Over the Years
08:12 Pressure of Majors & Competitive Edge
10:05 Lucas Herbert Opens Major Doors for LIV
12:39 Anthony Kim's Comeback Inspiration
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