Mickelson's Open hopes end on hotel balcony


  • Golf
  • Tuesday, 21 Jul 2015

ST ANDREWS, Scotland (Reuters) - Phil Mickelson's final-round surge at the British Open came to a halt when a wild tee shot at the 17th hole ended with his ball on the balcony of a room at the Old Course Hotel on Monday.

The American, who had picked up six shots and had closed to within two of the three leaders, sent his drive right, landing it on top of the hotel's conservatory before it bounced, rattled around like a pinball, and came to rest on the balcony.

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