Phil Mickelson asked to leave 2 other golf clubs for inappropriate conduct

Earlier in the month, Phil Mickelson was banned from The Farms Golf Club in San Diego over allegations of inappropriate behavior. According to a female employee, she claims Mickelson acted inappropriately towards her last spring, as he made unconsensual physical contact with her.

In the new report, Mickelson allegedly was asked to leave two other golf clubs, according to Alan Shipnuck of Skratch.

“In fact, Mickelson’s unceremonious ending at The Farms seems to be part of a larger pattern. In recent years, he has had abrupt departures from two other high-end golf clubs, the Madison Club and The Bridges in Rancho Santa Fe. Sources at both clubs say his personal conduct was a primary factor. Seventeen years after Tiger Woods’s serial infidelities exploded into a tabloid-fueled scandal, his onetime rival may now be facing his own reckoning,” Shipnuck wrote.

Ashley Perez, the ex-wife of professional golfer Pat Perez, spoke to Skratch about an incident with Mickelson in 2015 where he showed her a nude picture of himself. He also asked to come see her that night after Pat went to sleep.

“Phil says to me, ‘I’m going to leave my bedroom door open tonight. When Pat falls asleep I want you to come see me’” Ashley claimed.

“There is a culture of silence that keeps women from coming forward,” Ashley said. “I want to give other women the courage to share their truth. With Phil, I feel like the pattern has been there for many years but people have been afraid to go public because it’s Phil Mickelson. We give these golfers so much adulation and money, they think they’re gods. They think they’re untouchable. Being a pro athlete doesn’t exempt you from behaving respectfully in society.”

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