Phil Mickelson has etched his name as one of the best golfers ever, as his six major titles are more than all but 11 golfers in the sport's history. However, there is still a hole in his resume, as he is a U.

Maybe we're all feeling a little bit like Rory McIlroy at the moment: a bit deflated, maybe even a bit 'over it'. Another Major? Already? The Northern Irishman isn't himself at the moment. The energy levels appear to be fairly low and his body language in yesterday's US Open press conference gave the impression of someone who'd rather be somewhere else.

Golf’s Grand Slam remains the pinnacle of the game and one of the hardest feats to achieve in world sport. Every golfer dreams of winning a major, but only a select few have won all

The 54-year-old is well aware that his window to complete the career Grand Slam is getting slimmer and slimmer.

Golf legend Phil Mickelson is well aware that time is running out for him to complete a career Grand Slam by winning the U.S. Open.

There are certain moves in sports that become synonymous with the athlete that seemingly perfected them. There's the Ali Shuffle, the Iverson crossover,

The U.S. Open long has been regarded as the toughest test in golf. Now it returns to what is arguably the toughest course in America.

World Sumo Grand Slam is a very catchy name, but for those wanting more details, that’s all it seems to be for now.

Oakmont Country Club is a notoriously challenging golf course, something Phil Mickelson has now been reminded of. The golfer struggled mightily in previews ahead of the US Open this weekend.

The Northern Irishman's form has fallen off a cliff since he won that elusive Masters title earlier this year and he has admitted that he has struggled for motivation since the Green Jacket win