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 “The Leap,” Phil Mickelson’s spread-eagled jump after his green jacket winning birdie putt dropped, is the most indelible moment of the 2004 Masters. After taking two hacks to escape a greenside bunker, playing partner Chris DiMarco’s ball serendipitously ended up just a few inches behind Mickelson’s marker.  DiMarco then blew his putt over the left edge and the perfect read was established. Now it was time for Phil to knock it in and shed the “Best Player To Never Win a Major” monkey that had clung to his back for so many years. There was a nanosecond of fear on Phil’s face when it appeared that his putt could lip-out but it didn’t, instead plunging into the depths of the 4.25-inch cup. Then Phil took off, seemingly floating above the gallery with his putter extended triumphantly toward the sky. The silhouette of flying Phil would go on to become the logo of his golf-course design business and his Coffee for Wellness company. Yoga Happiness Never Decreases from Being Shared Thousands of Candles and The Life of The Candle Will Not Be Shortened Poster

“I had no idea what I was doing or why. It was just my natural reaction to the moment and all of that pressure and expectation finally coming out of me in winning my first major,” Mickelson says.

“The reason why there was that little moment where I kind of dropped down was that I thought I had missed it. If you watch that putt, it twirls around the cup entirely and as it was twirling around, I thought I had missed on the low side. When it dropped in, that’s when I exploded up in the air.”

Lefty, a 44-time PGA Tour winner, spent 1,425 consecutive weeks in the top 100 of the Official World Golf Rankings, an all-time record on par with the greatest longevity streaks in sports history. While that incredible run ended earlier this month, Phil is fired up and motivated to play his way back in.  

“My goal is to try to play against the best players in the world and compete against them at the highest level at an age where it has not really ever been done,” Mickelson says.

And while he already has picked up a pair of Champions Tour wins in just three starts, he says Bernhard Langer’s records on the elder circuit are safe for now. Mickelson’s steadfast focus remains on the PGA Tour where he intends to continue to compete for the next four to five years.

PEBBLE BEACH, CALIFORNIA - FEBRUARY 10: Phil Mickelson poses with the trophy after his victory ... [+] during the continuation of the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at Pebble Beach Golf Links on February 10, 2019 in Pebble Beach, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)

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