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Phil Mickelson and caddie ‘Bones’ split after 25 years
Veteran US golfer Phil Mickelson and his long-time caddie Jim "Bones" Mackay announced their split after 25 years together. The pair -- pictured here at the 1995 US Open -- won five majors together.
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After a succession of near misses, Mickelson clinched his first major, the Masters at Augusta, in 2004.
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Mackay, commonly known as "Bones," was introduced to his future wife Jen by her best friend, Mickelson's wife Amy.
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Mickelson just needs the US Open to complete the grand slam of all four majors but with a record six runner-up spots it has become his nemesis.
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Mickelson and Mackay won a third Masters together in 2010, as well as the 2005 US PGA and the 2013 British Open.
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The pair are great friends and were known for their lengthy and passionate discussions over club selection and shot-making.
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Mackay, 52, is known as one of the world's best and most assiduous caddies and regularly walks the golf course before a round to scout out pin positions and conditions.
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Mickelson and Mackay appeared in 11 Ryder Cups together and were on the winning side three times.
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As well as three green jackets, Mickelson has had eight other top-five finishes at Augusta alongside Mackay.