Mickelson upbeat despite finishing equal 28th at U.S. Open


  • Golf
  • Monday, 16 Jun 2014

PINEHURST North Carolina (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson believes he will eventually win the U.S. Open even though it continues to elude him and history now seems against him.

The five-time major champion has won each of the other three majors and only needs the U.S. Open to become the sixth man to complete the modern Grand Slam.

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