👀Rory didn't hold back!
Rory McIlroy took his chance to make a gambling and Ryder Cup themed dig at Phil Mickelson after the American was accused of making a controversial bet.
"'Have you lost your f****** mind?' I told him," the professional gambler recalls in his book. Walters then cited the story of Pete Rose. The Cincinnati Reds coach was banned after betting on his team. Upon hearing the claims in the autobiography, Mickelson released a statement. It read: "I never bet on the Ryder Cup. While it is well known that I always enjoy a friendly wager on the course, I would never undermine the integrity of the game.
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