How about a golf clap for Phil Mickelson? The three-time major winner sorta let himself go in recent years, but he's made a conscious effort to trim down in 2008, which means, well, that Gary Player will be able to sleep at night, I guess. "Every time he walked you could see his breasts bouncing all over the place!"Those are Player's comments from the recent issue of Men's Vogue, where Mickelson talks about the workout routine that helped him shed 20 pounds in three months.
In addition to conventional stuff like lifting weights and running on a treadmill, Philbert also now carries his own golf bag (how shabby chic!), and has completely cut out the gravy shakes from his diet.
And some 12 weeks later, Mickelson's dropped a few cup sizes, which should afford him more flexibility in his golf swing (no cumbersome boobs to restrict his takeaway!) but pretty much ruin his chances of becoming a FanHouse Fantasy Sports Girl.
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